Common Reactions to September 11th attacks
Common emotional and physical reactions, how to help yourself
cope, and where to get help if you need it.
Order Free copies of Sept. 11 Response Card
Coping With the Holidays
Surviving Terrorism - A Victim's Journey to Healing and Justice
Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
Posttraumatic Stress Disorder in Children
Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
Frank M. Ochberg, M.D. answers common questions about PTSD
Selecting a Mental Health Professional
Other National Center Information Bulletins
Federal Legislation
New York Compensation Board
New Jersey Compensation Board
Massachusetts Compensation Board
California Compensation Board
Connecticut Compensation Board
Trial Lawyers Care
Trial Lawyers Care, Inc is the non-profit corporation set up by
volunteer trial lawyers across the nation to provide free legal
services to the September 11th terrorist attack victims who are
eligible and choose to make claims under the federal September
11th Victim Compensation fund.
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
The AICPA wants to help survivors and families of victims get
through this crisis with its contributions and expertise. Call
877-CPA-4ALL or visit:
(http://www.cpa4all.org)
National Crime Victim Bar Association
The National Crime Victim Bar Association, an affiliate of the
National Center for Victims of Crime, is an organization of attorneys
and allied professionals dedicated to facilitating civil actions
brought by crime victims. Crime victims may be able to file civil
lawsuits against perpetrators and responsible third parties for
the damages the victims suffered as a result of the crime.
Civil Justice Remedies
(PDF Format)
The National Crime Victim Bar Association has published, "Civil
Justice for Victims of Crime," an 18-page booklet that is designed
to give crime victims and those who work with victims a basic
understanding of the civil justice system.