Massacre, Earthquake, Flood

We thank the Christchurch Foundation, the University of Canterbury Foundation, and individual donors for providing the funds to purchase the micronutrients.

We have no conflicts of interest to declare.

Julia Rucklidge: Director of the Mental Health & Nutrition Laboratory, University of Canterbury, led the postearthquake research, organized the supply of micronutrients following the mosque shootings, and coordinated the clinical service. Usman Afzali: A PhD student in psychology who acted as senior liaison with the mosque community in the provision of the micronutrients. We have included his story of participation as Electronic Supplementary Material (ESM 1). Bonnie Kaplan: Led the postflood research at the University of Calgary following the flooding in Alberta. Oindrila Bhattacharya: A doctoral student who assisted Usman Afzali in liaison with the mosque community. Meredith Blampied: A clinical psychologist and PhD student in the Mental Health & Nutrition Laboratory who assisted with clinical supervision of the treatment service to the mosque community. Roger Mulder: A psychiatrist who provided medical guidance and supervision for the clinical service. Neville Blampied: A member of the Mental Health & Nutrition Laboratory team who was involved with the postearthquake research and who did the data analyses and reanalyses reported and wrote the initial draft of the paper.

The earthquake and flood data have been previously published in a different form in Kaplan, Rucklidge, Romijn, and Dolph (2015) and Rucklidge et al. (2012). The mosque shooting data have been presented at three conferences as part of keynote presentations: (1) Rucklidge, J. J. (2019, June 6). Challenges of translation of research to practice: Case example of community trauma [Conference session]. Lifestyle Medicine, Auckland, New Zealand; (2) Rucklidge, J. J. (2019, October 22). Innovation to disruption: The next steps in reducing the burden of mental illness [Conference session]. International Society of Research in Nutritional Psychiatry, London, UK; (3) Rucklidge, J. J. (2020, March 8). Latest research on nutrition for mental health [Conference session]. Australasian Integrative Medicine Association, Auckland, New Zealand.