New Book Explores Trauma and Memory
ISSTD Fellow Valerie Sinason is co-editor of a new book Trauma and Memory: The Science and the Silenced, published this month by Routledge. Trauma and Memory explores many facets of trauma memory and the concept of ‘false memories’, including exploring the damage caused internationally by false memory groups and ideas.
Contributors to this book include many ISSTD members who are leading professionals from the field of criminology, law, psychology and psychotherapy, along with survivor-professionals. Lynn Crook writes about the stories the media missed. Ruth Blizzard and Valerie Sinason re-examine the lost-in the-mall study and ask ‘Were “false memories” created to promote a false defence?’ Winja Buss evaluates false memory and Michael Salter discusses finding a new narrative in response to ‘false memory’ disinformation. These are just a few chapters in an edited collection that promises to be a valuable resource for ISSTD members of all disciplines.
Order your copy from Routledge.
Welcome ISSTD’s New Members in August!
Professional Members Stephanie Baker Elizabeth Barber Margaret Brooks Carolina Diez Canseco Gomez Analia Castaner Jimena Fabiana Castro Nogales Maria Cecilia Celarde Roggero Benjamin Crebert Destiny Green Ann Gregory Patricia Hatfield-O’Donnell Catherine Johnson Maria La Pietra Julianna Marquis Aanchal Ranjit Narang Mariela Paula Nieto Robin Noble Elaine Oswald Melissa Porritt Christy Elyce Price | Emerging Professional Members Rachael Blunk Mariana Caro Vargas Lauren Cohn-Frankel Neddy Dommer Demi Eckhoff Kira Mogilevsky Traci Powell Michaela Robinson Naomi Rook Student Members Debrenee Grajeda Pragnya Sai Indugula Jennifer Anne Keeling River Malone Kaili Särg Casey Sasner Liam Spicer Julia Stewart |
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