It is always an honor to represent the ISSTD Organized and Extreme Abuse (OEA) SIG, and so I am pleased to have the opportunity to share with you more about who we are and our focus. I am sure each of us here has our own personal story about how we came to do the […]
Funding the Future
Education and Research Fund: What is it & How has it Helped?
What is the fund and how can it help? Did you know ISSTD offers a number of funding opportunities for research, projects and education? One of these funds is called the Research and Education Fund! The Research and Education fund was created to support the education, assessment, treatment, research and awareness of dissociative disorders. The […]
Journal of Trauma & Dissociation
JTD Table of Contents (May, 2024)
Volume 25, Issue 3Volume 25, Issue 2Volume 25, Issue 1 Volume 24, Issue 5Volume 24, Issue 4Volume 24, Issue 3Volume 24, Issue 2Volume 24, Issue 1 Discover articles trending on Altmetric in the last 3 months Are you interested in auto publication alerts?To set up a quick and easy way to get a ‘new content alerts’ […]
Letter From The President
Dissociation and the Courts
While I would not characterize myself as a forensic psychologist, I find myself testifying several times a year as an expert witness. I work almost exclusively with Public Defenders (PD’s) because they are hard-pressed to find anyone who will work for the lower rate of pay they are saddled with, and I like to be […]
News You Can Use
News You Can Use – April 2024
Welcome to ISSTD’s New Members in April! Professional MembersCarrie AtikuneMahlie JewellCamille Arth BoccioDayna SharpAnn MillerKalie WolfingerErin FalconerJennifer BakalarMichael BoinoSally MaslanskyElizabeth GreenLaurie NewcombZachary ShifflettSarah SheaCelia GrandNatalie HaleMichelle Vaughn Professional Members ContinuedSummer BentonMegan PorterBrandie StevensonCaroline DrummondEmily JohansenStephen White Student MembersKymberly Lasser-ChereBen BulmashLili HuriogluMiceàl Wilson Emerging Professional MembersJulia ChandlerJanae McClure Do you have news ISSTD members can use? […]
Virtual Conferences
Call for Proposals for the 2024 Virtual Conference is Open Now Through May 31, 2024!
We are thrilled to announce the 2024 ISSTD Virtual Conference with the theme, “Attachment and the Therapeutic Relationship,” which will take place November 9-10, 2024! The Call for Proposals for the 2024 Virtual Conference is now open and will close May 31, 2024, at 11:59pm US Eastern Time. ISSTD has been welcoming professionals working with […]
Special Interest Groups
Child and Adolescent Special Interest Group Update
With April being Child Abuse Prevention Month in the United States and the ISSTD’s Child and Youth Month, what better time than to provide an update on the ISSTD’s Child & Adolescent Special Interest Group (C&A SIG)! The C&A SIG is currently 44 members strong, all who bring a wealth of knowledge and experience about […]
Volunteer Spotlight
Interview with Patti van Eys
This month’s volunteer spotlight shines on Dr. Patti van Eys. Dr. van Eys is a clinical psychologist in Nashville, Tennessee. As a clinician, consultant and educator, her work serves people whose early lives were complicated by factors that challenged their developmental trajectories. Tell us about yourself.I am a clinical psychologist, licensed for 34 years with […]
News You Can Use
Jennifer J. Freyd Wins American Psychological Foundation 2024 Gold Medal Award for Impact in Psychology
The American Psychological Foundation of the American Psychological Association granted Dr. Jennifer J. Freyd the 2024 Gold Medal Award for Impact in Psychology, which recognises psychologists whose work is impactful, innovative, and transformational. Read full article here. Professor Emerit Jennifer J. Freyd is a globally recognised and award-winning psychology researcher and educator whose innovative theories […]
Kid's Korner
Child-Focused Clinicians Work with Trauma Across the Lifespan
When left untreated, traumatized children may become traumatized adults, who become traumatized parents caring for traumatized children. Traumatized children are the foundation (but not the cause!) of intergenerational trauma. So, where do we break this cycle? Anywhere. Working with traumatized children often means working with whoever walks the child through the door: parents, grandparents, other […]