Dear ISSTD community, I was speaking this week with Shannon Molloy, an Australian journalist whose new book “You Made Me This Way” describes how he came to grips with his childhood sexual abuse and its long-term impacts on him. Shannon’s book also makes clear the life-changing effect of sensitive, trauma-informed psychotherapy, which he credits with […]
Can’t make it to Louisville for the 2023 Annual Conference but still want to see our incredible lineup of presentations? ISSTD is thrilled to offer two streams of presentations on the main conference days (Saturday-Monday) available for virtual participation via livestream. Presentations available for livestream attendance will be marked by a purple icon of a […]
As many of you will be aware Dissociative Identity Disorder Awareness Day takes place on March 5 annually. I am not exactly sure of the origins of this day being set aside, but I first became aware of the day only five or six years ago, but I know awareness of the day is growing […]
Do we have your attention now? With the launch of the new ISSTD Membership Management system in November 2022, members are now able to make automatic recurring donations. (Just like any of your online subscription services!) All those who set up recurring donations will be a part of a new “named donor program” to honor […]
As a member of ISSTD you are entitled to a number of membership benefits. One huge benefit is access to ISSTDWorld and the online network and community of members that this houses. Within ISSTDWorld we have a number of communities all based upon special interests and regions to help our members connect with one another […]
This meeting is open to current and potential faculty members. In-person participants who are interested in learning more about becoming an instructor are encouraged to email cfas@isst-d.org by April 7 to request to join this meeting. ISSTD’s PTP is rapidly growing and ever evolving. We are looking for passionate professionals to share their expertise. Come […]
ISSTD News has been going on for many years and is one of your many membership benefits. This undertaking each month is led by our Editor, Kate McMaugh, and an Associate Editor. ISSTD is currently seeking a new Associate Editor for the ISSTD News! We are looking for someone who has a passion for writing […]
Do you or your patients suffer from PTSD or symptoms of PTSD? Research participants are needed for a research study investigating the use of smartphone apps to manage symptoms of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Individuals with a past diagnosis of PTSD or current symptoms of PTSD who are not currently receiving treatment are invited to […]
We are researchers from the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience at King’s College London. We are looking for professionals, clinicians and therapists (any profession) with experience in the assessment and/or diagnosis of one of the following conditions: complex post-traumatic stress disorder (CPTSD) or emotionally unstable personality disorder (EUPD) or attachment disorders or autism. This […]
ISSTD Member Lindsay Schofield, author of the books Our House, Making Sense of Dissociative Identity Disorder, and Understanding Dissociative Identity Disorder, A Guidebook for Survivors and Practitioners has generously arranged for ISSTD Members to have a 25% discount on her books. She has done this as a way of marking DID Awareness Day on 5th […]
