Learn about treatments for those who have both PTSD and substance use disorder (SUD).

The PTSD Repository is a useful tool for staying up-to-date with PTSD clinical trials research, to inform your work and to support patient education.

The resources on this page support learning about PTSD and effective treatments, providing treatment, and doing research using PTSD Repository data.

Learn how risk of bias was included for each study in the PTSD Repository, with a description of domain elements and overall ratings.

Access an article reviewing the development of the PTSD Repository as well as meta-analyses and journal articles that use PTSD Repository data.

Learn about treatment options for people with PTSD who also have substance use problems.

Although those who serve in the military are at risk for certain types of trauma, other traumatic events affect civilians (those in the community).

The PTSD Repository allows researchers to quickly identify relevant PTSD treatment clinical trials and download data in a variety of formats for the purpose of conducting systematic reviews and meta-analyses.

PTSD treatment studies may include people of all different backgrounds. Learning who participates in research tells us whether the findings from given studies apply to the rest of the population.

Learn about these therapies that use different techniques to help people process traumatic experiences. Some involve visualizing, talking or thinking about the traumatic memory. Others focus on changing unhelpful beliefs about the trauma.