APF Trauma Psychology Grant

Name: APF Trauma Psychology Grant

Award Amount:

• One grant of $3,000.

Overview:
The APF Trauma Psychology Grant provides funding for graduate students and early-career psychologists conducting research on trauma and its psychological effects. This grant is designed to support innovative projects that advance the understanding, prevention, and treatment of trauma-related psychological disorders, including PTSD, complex trauma, and stress-related conditions.

Eligibility Criteria:

• Must be a graduate student or early-career psychologist affiliated with an accredited institution.
• Demonstrate a strong research focus on trauma psychology.
• Commitment to advancing knowledge in trauma prevention, intervention, or treatment.

Application Requirements:

• Completed online grant application.
• Research proposal (up to 1,500 words) addressing:
  • Project objectives and significance in the field of trauma psychology.
  • Research methodology and expected outcomes.
  • Potential implications for trauma prevention or treatment.
• Detailed budget and justification for requested funds.
• Current abbreviated CV (maximum 10 pages).
• Unofficial academic transcript for graduate students.
• Two letters of recommendation from faculty or research mentors familiar with the applicant’s work.

Application Timeline:

• Application Deadline: Typically in the summer.
• Award Notification: Recipients are informed following the review process.

Additional Information:

• Funding may be used for research-related expenses, including participant recruitment, data collection, and travel for project implementation.
• Proposals should demonstrate a strong connection between research outcomes and practical applications in trauma psychology.
• For detailed guidelines and application instructions, visit the official APF funding page below.

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