It is now well-established that early life adversity (ELA) predisposes individuals to develop
several neuropsychiatric conditions, including anxiety disorders, and major depressive …

… Thoughts on the translational relevance of animal models of therapy, including environmental
enrichment, have been considered for decades; following the eighth Annual Winter …

… or second exposure later in life, a translational approach would begin to … Animal models that
represent this translational context of … Finally, translational co-exposure models can identify …

… to maltreatment from a translational viewpoint. Various paradigms of early life stress are …
cross-species comparisons are made in this paper with the goal of identifying translational …

… that we can offer to victims of early adversity in order to efficiently prevent or reverse adverse
health outcomes. Such translational efforts can be expected to have significant impact on …

… life stressful experiences by manipulation of the neonatal environment. These experimental
models have far reaching potential in translational … the influence of early life adversity on the …

… two prominent models of early life adversity, the maternal … thorough evaluation of translational
relevance by allowing a … on subsequent adversity in the mother or child's life. One study …

… the impact of adversity; Masten, 2001). A full account of the biological pathways linking early
adversity to … Translational neuroscience must identify relevant and malleable environmental, …

… relevance, the difference in the long-term outcome of the two paradigms asks for
standardization of methodology in animal studies of early-life adversity. In human studies, early-life …

… translational research agenda for studies of resilience, defined as the process of adapting well
in the face of adversity … revealed in this work to be as relevant as factors, such as cognitive …