Dr. Rahe's Talks

Feb 28, 2008: Promoting Recovery Following Combat Stress
An audience of Oregon State National Guard officers and senior enlisted men and women were invited to attend a presentation by Dr. Rahe on Combat Stress. Dr Rahe announced his Recovery Training from Combat Stress Program to be available soon at the Anderson Readiness Center in Salem, Oregon.

Feb 22, 2008: Trauma and Recovery; a Comprehensive View
Dr. Rahe is returning to the Naval Health Research Center - where is was stationed over 11 years while in the U.S. Navy. He will present a multidimensional view of soldiers adaptions to wartime traumas and their several possible paths toward recovery.

Oct 20, 2007: Acute and Chronic Stress in the Diagnosis of PTSD
Dr. Rahe presented an overview of acute and chronic stress and their relationship to PTSD at the Senior Medical Consultants to the Armed Forces (SMCAF) Annual Meeting in Bethesda, Md.

Aug 15, 2007: The What, Whys and Hows of PTSD
At the University of Nevada School of Medicine, in Reno, Nevada, the Department of Psychiatry invited Dr. Rahe, emeritus professor of psychiatry, to present a Grand Rounds Lecture based on his 40 years of research concerning PTSD.

Aug 07, 2007: A Path to Illness Resiliency
Dr. Rahe joined a panel of physicians and nurse practitioners in detailing his approach to helping patients achieve stress resiliency. He will introduce his on-line assessment instrument, the Brief Stress and Coping Inventory, along with his educational manual. Both are used in his 5 session Recovery from Stress course.

Jun 12, 2006: 40 Years of Psychosomatic Research
Dr. Rahe presented an overview of his research career to PhD candidates in Clinical Psychology at the Institute of Behavioral Sciences, Semmelweis University, Budapest, Hungary; organized by Professor Maria Kopp, PhD.

May 11, 2006: PTSD - What it is and What it isn't
A Grand Rounds presentation at the Department of Psychiatry, VA Los Angeles Health Care Service, Westwood, CA. For further information contact: Robert T. Rubin, M.D., Ph.D. at robert.rubin@med.va.gov.

Apr 28, 2006: Acute versus Chronic Reactions to Stress
Dr. Rahe was the Keynote Speaker at the Annual Meeting of the Association of Advanced Practitioners of Psychiatric Nursing (AAPPN). He will talk about acute stress from 8:15 to 9:30 A.M. and about chronic stress from 10:00 to 11:15 A.M. The meeting will be held at the Double Tree Inn across from the Seattle-Tacoma Airport.

Sep 08, 2005: Stress and Coping Monitoring in Recovery
Dr. Rahe presented to the on-line fitness authority, e-Phit, regarding serial monitoring of stress and coping as a marker of wellness progression.

Jun 07, 2005: Acute versus Chronic Stress in Recovery
A TriWest presentation in conjunction with Tripler Army Medical Center, Honolulu, Hawaii, on the challenges and treatment of soldiers returning from Afghanistan and Iraq. Contact: Blake Chaffee, Ph.D. at BChaffee@TriWest.com.

Apr 21, 2005: Trauma - Nature, Effects, Treatment and Recovery
Half day and full day presentations in Melbourne and Sydney, Australia, and in Auckland, New Zealand. Contact: Barry Evans, PhD., CPM, 80-82 Bell Street, First Floor, Victoria 3018, Australia.

Feb 10, 2005: Recovery Group Sessions for U.S. Combat Veterans
Madigan Army Medical Center, Tacoma, Washington. Contact: LCol. Kris Peterson, M.D. at Kris.Peterson@med.army.mil.

Nov 30, 2004: Predisposition and Processing of Trauma
A TriWest and Pfizer presentation to be held in Steilacoom, Washington, at 6:30 P.M. in the Town Hall. Contact: John.Miller@nw.amedd.army.mil.

Sep 10, 2004: Risse Lecture - Combat Stress in Iraq
Dr. Rahe will join 3 other experts to discuss treatment options for American servicemen returning from Iraq with diagnoses of combat stress. University of Washington School of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry, Grand Rounds (Annual Risse Lecture). Contact: Thomas Lampe, M.D. at Thomas.Lampe@med.va.gov.

Jan 01, 1970: The What, Whys and Hows of PTSD
At the University of Nevada School of Medicine, in Reno, Nevada, the Department of Psychiatry has invited Dr. Rahe to present a Grand Rounds based on his research and studies of PTSD.

Jan 01, 1970: The What, Whys and Hows of PTSD
At the University of Nevada School of Medicine, in Reno, Nevada, the Department of Psychiatry has invited Dr. Rahe, a former professor of psychiatry for 15 years at the school, to present a Grand Rounds based on his research and studies of PTSD.

Jan 01, 1970: The What, Whys and Hows of PTSD
At the University of Nevada School of Medicine, in Reno, Nevada, the Department of Psychiatry has invited Dr. Rahe, an emeritus professor there, to present a Grand Rounds based on his research and studies of PTSD.