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Richard A. Bryant, PhD, is a Scientia Professor of Psychology at UNSW Sydney. Professor Bryant has researched posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) for over 3 years his work has identified key genetic, neural, and psychological factors underpinning PTSD, and he has developed the world amp rsquo s leading screening tools for early identification of PTSD as well as the most commonly used early intervention protocols. Professor Bryant has published widely and served on DSM amp ndash 5 and ICD- committees to define PTSD diagnoses. In 2 he received the Companion of the Order of Australia, Australia amp rsquo s highest honor. He consults with international agencies on management of psychological responses to trauma and adversity.
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