Linda Durnell, Huffington Post

If our environment is extreme in nature, complete with chaos, stress and panic, how do we live with or manage the fear and stress? The answer may exist in the groundbreaking neuroscience research that helped the Navy SEALs control their extreme environment through a mental toughness program. 

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Dear Ms Linda Durnell,

I would like to take the opportunity to express gratitude for your participation in the 25-29 April Counter-ISIL Narrative simulation. The event was conducted in support of the United States Army Special Operations Command (USASOC) and Department of Homeland Security (DHS), and was coordinated by the Strategic Multilayer Assessment1 (SMA) office in the Joint Staff. 

The Human Factor in Immersive Design

Digital Hollywood October, 2016

Media Psychology Team Discusses Anti-Terrorism Project

Public forum on government work to counteract ISIL messaging

Earlier this year, 10 faculty and students from Fielding Graduate University’s Media Psychology graduate program joined the United States Department of Defense in a simulation exercise aimed at countering terrorist messaging in Iraq and Syria.