The Creative Arts Therapies Special Interest Group (CATSIG) is delighted to introduce your new ISSTD Gallery. You can experience an online guided tour through creative works produced by members of our group. Named in honor of our dear colleague Tally Tripp, the Gallery invites visitors to move through a virtual gallery, discovering artwork in a […]
We have had so much activity in our EMDR Special Interest Group (SIG) these past few years through providing presenters to speak on diverse topics, all related to Eye Movement, Desensitization, and Reprocessing (EMDR), trauma, and dissociation… and we invite you to join! We have successfully transitioned our Executive Committee, with current Co-Chairs Peggy Kolodny […]
April was Child Abuse Prevention Month and the ISSTD Child and Youth Month, so the ISSTD Child & Adolescent Special Interest Group (C&A SIG) would like to update everyone on our activities over the last year. The C&A SIG currently has 50 members, which is a small increase on last year. Our SIG members bring […]
The ISSTD Deep Brain Reorienting (DBR) Special Interest Group (SIG) has blossomed in the number of members and educational offerings since beginning in October 2023. With the mission of “further understanding the research and clinical application of Deep Brain Reorienting therapy in an integrative treatment approach when working with complex trauma, dissociation, and dissociative disorders” […]
Hello! Here at the Vicarious Trauma & Resilience Special Interest Group (VTR SIG) we offer a gathering about 8 times a year via our executive meetings, support meetings and one special in-person meeting at the annual conference. The support meetings are a time to take a breath in the company of others who “get it.” At the […]
The Psychoanalytic SIG has been in the process of gathering a group of clinicians with psychodynamic training in either formal or informal venues, to begin a discussion about the value of a psychodynamic foundation in the treatment of trauma and dissociation. We are hoping to proceed with some kind of discussion later this academic year. […]
The Research Special Interest Group (SIG) launched just under three years ago as a place for researchers to interact and collaborate. Our members range from those highly established in their fields, to early career investigators and students – essentially, anyone interested in learning more about research. We continue to organize quarterly events, both via Zoom and in-person […]
The Eating Disorders Special Interest Group (ED SIG) was formed three years ago with a mission to examine the intersection of eating disorders, trauma and dissociation with the goal of increasing integrative knowledge of these two fields and applying this to developing treatment competency. The founding executive committee members each had experience working with clients […]
One of the successful actions of our EMDR Special Interest Group (SIG) has been electing two people for each position—both for the current term and the “elect” role—as suggested by the SIG policy. For example, the Secretary-Elect will shadow the current Secretary, learning all the required tasks, thus resulting in being prepared when their term […]
At our most recent OEA (Organized and Extreme Abuse) Executive Committee Meeting, we discussed important points to share with you this year in the ISSTD News Community Spotlight Column. The mission of the OEA SIG is focused on issues related to the etiology, evaluation, and effective treatment of trauma and dissociation in clients reporting all […]
