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TOP DD Publishes Three Free Access Papers

The TOP DD team is pleased to announce that, in the current issue of the European Journal of Psychotraumatology, they have 3 publications based on the TOP DD study. These articles are:

Myrick, Webermann, Loewenstein, Lanius, Putnam and Brand (2017) Six-year follow-up of the treatment of patients with dissociative disorders study

• This paper shows improvements among the TOP DD patients 6 years after the start of the study.

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New Book by Philip Kinsler
Complex Psychological Trauma: The Centrality of Relationship

ISSTD Fellow and past President of ISSTD, Dr. Philip Kinsler has written a book which he describes as ‘forty years in the making’. This is a book which aims to take clinicians beyond the standard approaches for treating PTSD. As the title suggests, this book highlights the therapist-client relationship as the most significant dimension in healing. While this is increasingly being recognised in psychotherapeutic research and practice, Complex Psychological Trauma: The Centrality of Relationship goes beyond acknowledgement.

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Towson University professor, and ISSTD Fellow, Bethany Brand, Ph.D has been recognized with the highest level of research award granted by the University of Maryland System Board, the Regents Faculty Award for Research.

This award acknowledges Bethany’s important research contributions to the study of dissociative disorders and is a well-deserved recognition for Bethany and her team.

It was awarded for her work as the primary investigator on three major lines of study which have culminated in a very impressive 33 published research papers in the last three years:

The first of these is the well-known Treatment of Patients with Dissociative Disorders (TOP DD) study, which has provided important evidence to support the value of providing evidence-based, specialist treatment to clients with dissociative disorders.

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JTD Special Edition to Become a Book

The third issue of the Journal of Trauma and Dissociation (JTD) for 2017 represented the journal’s first Special Double Issue and it was titled, “The Abused and the Abuser: Perpetrator-Victim Dynamics”. The editorial grouping involved in assembling this grouping of papers was Prof Warwick Middleton, Dr Adah Sachs and Prof Martin Dorahy. The assistance of Prof Jennifer Freyd, Alec Smidt and their JTD team is gratefully acknowledged.

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Have you heard the latest from ISSTD and its members?

Our next Virtual Book Club featuring four of the authors from the Journal of Trauma & Dissociation Special Issue kicked off on July 31st. There is still time to register to participate in this free, member-only benefit.
Our new clinical E-Journal, Frontiers in the Psychotherapy of Trauma & Dissociation, is set to launch in September. Be on the lookout for additional information in the coming days on the launch of this brand new member-only benefit!  » Read More

Have you heard the latest from ISSTD and its members?

Our Professional Training Program is growing! We currently have nine courses slated to start in September/October, many of which are in our new teleseminar format which allows participants to join a live class from their home or office using our teleconferencing platform, Zoom. Check out our Calendar of Events for a full list of upcoming courses!
ISSTD has recently updated our membership categories and introduced the new Emerging Professional membership.  » Read More