A year on from taking on responsibility for guiding the ongoing development of ISSTD’s website, and at ISSTD News editor Kate McMaugh’s invitation, I’d like to share with you where the website has been, where it is now, and where it’s going. When I volunteered to become ‘Website Committee Chair’, I already had in my […]
Membership
Understanding the Benefits of ISSTD Membership
As a valued member of ISSTD, we want to make sure you are making the most of your membership and are aware of the full range of benefits available to you. Over the course of 2018, we will be sending an email on the third Monday of each month highlighting and explaining all of your ISSTD […]
Clinical E-Journal
JTD and Frontiers Table of Contents (January 2018)
Journal of Trauma & Dissociation Check out the entire library online of the Journal of Trauma & Dissociation – your member benefit – now! Table of Contents Volume 19, Issue 1 Volume 18, Issue 2 Volume 18, Issue 3 Volume 18, Issue 4 Volume 18, Issue 5 Are you interested in auto publication alerts? To set up a […]
2018 Annual Conference
Connect with Colleagues at the 2018 ISSTD Annual Conference
ISSTD’s Annual Conference is filled with opportunities to deepen one’s understanding of the complex impact of trauma and learn cutting-edge training techniques. What is perhaps even more valuable, however, is the opportunity to socialize not only with your peers, but with luminaries in the field. ISSTD sets itself apart from other conferences in the way […]
Community Spotlight
Exciting New Webinar Training from ISSTD
As you may be aware ISSTD offers a range of webinars throughout the year, enabling people from all over the world to access cutting edge training in the skills necessary to work with complex trauma and dissociative disorders. These webinars provide an easy and affordable way to stay up to date. In addition, ISSTD members, […]
Kid's Korner
Helping Dissociative Children Develop Self Reflection
Five year old Luke was referred to therapy by his kindergarten teacher due to his disruptive behavior in the classroom and his constant refusal to follow rules. When I asked him what had happened at school before coming to see me, he was perfectly capable of giving a narrative of the facts. When I asked […]
Letter From The President
A Holiday Message From Your Presidents – Past, Present, and Future
On Tuesday (New Zealand time) December 12th, the Executive Committee of the ISSTD had its last meeting of the year (barring any emergencies!!). Our Secretary, Bob Slater, had a foot of snow outside his upstate New York office. Christine Forner, our current treasurer and next year’s President-Elect, was hunkered down in Calgary with many layers […]
Donate to ISSTD
Thank You to Our 2017 Donors!
General Fund Diane Adlestein Letizia Adorno Theresa Albini Joy Anasta Kathy Barclay Elizabeth S. Bowman Thomas G. Carlton Therese Clemens Juliana Cocola Coral Compagnoni Lawrence Compagnoni Adrian J. Connolly Kevin Connors Christine A. Courtois D Michael Coy Michael R. Dadson Lynette Schwarz Danylchuk Charme S. Davidson Garrett Deckel Marilyn Dodd Martin J. Dorahy Rochelle Epstein […]
Membership
Welcome ISSTD New Members – December 2017
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERS Roby Abeles Yenys Castillo Anne Dietrich Lisa Gilbert Norma Howes Carrie Hunter Dalal Musa Scott Petersen Joanna Razo Ginger Rhodes Nancy Rubin Karen Schrock Sandy Sela-Smith Sheree Violon Mark Wade Sarah Watt EMERGING PROFESSIONAL MEMBERS Michael Brown Karri Lewis Geraldine Mapel Serenity Sersecian STUDENT MEMBERS Jessica Culp Sonja Garrett Denesia Huttula Ricardo Kriete […]
News You Can Use
Trauma Sensitive Fiction for Teens
ISSTD Member Na’ama Yehuda has recently published a new book for children: Apples in Applath. This is Na’ama’s fourth book and her third work of fiction. Apples in Applath is geared to teens and young adults (it is generally appropriate for children over 12 years of age). It tells the story of 12 year old […]