  Traumatic events increase the risk of depression, but there is also evidence that adversity can lead to posttraumatic growth, including increased compassion and prosocial behavior.

Elevated Empathy in Adults following Childhood Trauma

Health Psychology research studies relating to trauma (psychological) more generally, excluding specific trauma related disorders, include
- Childhood Trauma

- TBD 

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Health Psychology research studies relating to specific mental health signs and/or symptoms can be categorized into
- Self-harm
-	Self-Isolation
-	Substance Abuse
-	Suicide
- Trauma (Psychological)


Health Psychology Research Relating to Specific Mental Health Harms, Injuries, Signs, & Symptoms

This includes the intersection of trauma (psychological) in other fields of study and research. Such fields include
- Clinical Psychology
- Criminology
- Health Psychology

Interdisciplinary Connections to Trauma (Psychological)

Health Psychology research studies relating to Self-Isolation include
- TBD


Health Psychology Research Relating to Self-Isolation

Health Psychology research studies relating to Substance Abuse include

- ICU Admissions and Alcohol Misuse
- Factors Associated with AUD (Alcohol Use Disorder)
- Alcohol Use and Gender



Health Psychology Research Relating to Substance Abuse

Health Psychology research studies relating to Suicide include
- Suicide stigma and secrecy can contribute to increased suicidality
- Suicide screening tools
- Pediatric suicidal ideation
- Suicide and criminal justice population


Health Psychology Research Relating to Suicide

Health Psychology Research Relating to Trauma (Psychological)

Health psychology research relating to self- harm includes:
- Risk assessment
- Risk management
- Self-harm and causes
- Stigma contributing to risk for self-harm

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