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Identifying resilience and the role of neighborhood environments following exposure to a natural disaster: a mental health trajectory analysis among survivors of Hurricane Katrina
Disasters affect millions of people every year and the frequency of natural disasters, in particular, are increasing due to climate change. Exposure to natural disasters is associated with a variety of mental health consequences, and some of the most studied outcomes are post-traumatic stress disord
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