Nema Health is a center for high-quality PTSD treatment for women survivors of trauma. Founded by Dr. Sofia Noori, a Yale-trained psychiatrist and survivor herself, Nema partners with Connecticut practices and crisis centers to offer intensive daily trauma therapy in the community. Nema is currently accepting referrals for its 2 week PTSD treatment program.

By sponsoring symposia and conferences on issues of broad public concern and by bringing to the university some of the most outstanding journalists from the United States and abroad, the Poynter Fellowship in Journalism has helped Yale students and faculty gain special insight into the media and its role in contemporary culture.

Since 1967, the Poynter Fellowship has also sponsored conferences and symposiums on a wide range of topics. Poynter conferences usually bring several distinguished journalists to Yale at one time; to participate in joint sessions with the other invitees and also to meet with small groups of students and faculty.

Jada Philips, PhD (Dr. J)

Soul Mirrorer | Intuitive Strategist | Psychologist | Speaker

The Awakening Studio is more than a practice; it’s a sanctuary. A place to pause, breathe, and begin the gentle return to yourself. Here, healing and growth meet both the science of psychology and the wisdom of spirit.

The Office for Women in Medicine & Science serves as a focal point for a variety of topics within the school and the University. The OWM provides women students, house staff, and faculty access to advisers and mentors. Throughout the year, the office sponsors workshops and seminars on professional development and career opportunities for women in medicine and the sciences. These programs are designed to provide an area for interchange, increase the visibility of women in medicine, introduce women at Yale School of Medicine to a spectrum of role models, provide access to notable speakers, and serve as a forum for relevant issues.

Madam Nselaa Ward, JD is a TEDx scholar, strategist, and managing partner at Ni' Nava & Associates. Her work bridges the gaps between trauma, cultural identity, archetypal psychology, and business. She is known for transforming shame into sovereignty