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> Working with the Inner Child, Deep Release, 4 September
> An Introduction to Trauma and the Body, Dr Liz Hall & ACC Midlands and East Anglia, 10 September
> Women who sexually abuse children: challenging perceptions and awareness training, 15 September
> Conference for those supporting SRA Survivors, Mike Fisher & Dr Ruth Cureton &
Harnhill Centre of ChristianHealing, 17-
> Anger Workshops, Deep Release, 21-
> Principles and Practice of Deep Release Level 1, 24-
> Working with People who Self-
> Working with the Inner Child, Deep Release, 28-
> Internet offenders and public protection, Lucy Faithfull Foundation, 29 September
> Working with pre-
October 2010 > > November 2010 > > December 2010 > > January 2011 > > February 2011 > > March 2011 > > April 2011
We have booklists of recommended reading with automated links to Amazon on topics such as:
- survivor stories
- general therapy
- recovery from child sexual abuse
- trauma
- attachment issues
- dissociation and DID
- ritual & extreme abuse
- body/mind & neurobiology
- child pornography issues
Working with the Neurobiological Legacy of Trauma
Addictions and Trauma Recovery
Ten Reasons I Didn’t Tell -
The Incest Survivors’ After-
Proud To Be Me -
Self-
How to Rebuild Your Life After Breakdown -
Trusting Your Memories of Sexual Abuse -
The Body Keeps the Score -
The Body Remembers -
Dissociation & the Fragmentary Nature of Traumatic Memories -
Understanding Dissociative Disorders -
What is it like to be me? I am DID -
Understanding the Dissociative Disorders -
The Neurophysiology of Dissociation and Chronic Disease -
Attachment Explained -
Attachment Theory & Attachment-
Psychotherapy with Attachment and the Brain in Mind -
Infanticidal Attachment: Concrete & Symbolic -
The Origins of Attachment Theory: John Bowlby & Mary Ainsworth -
What is Ritual Abuse? -
PICT and Ritual Abuse -
Ritual Abuse FAQs -
Information about Ritual Abuse -
General Information about Ritual Abuse -
A Guide to Talking Therapies -
How Do I Choose a Therapist? -
Making Sense of Counselling -
What To Expect From Therapy -
Summary Explanation of Different Therapeutic Approaches -
PTSD Treatments -
PTSD: Key Facts -
Understanding Post-
PTSD: Symptoms, Treatment & Self-
Approaches to the Treatment of PTSD -
What is Psychological Trauma? -
What are the Characteristics of Child Offenders? -
Female Sexual Abuse of Children -
Child Pornography: Images of the Abuse of Children -
Fix You? Incest, Co-
Children & Adolescents: Victims who become Perpetrators -
Learning to Love Myself -
Overcoming Fear & Anxiety -
Anger -
Stretched to the Limit! -
Relationships: Who Needs Them? Part 1 -
Relationships: Who Needs Them? Part 2 -
PODS is a subsidiary of TASC and is a support organisation for ‘Partners of Dissociative Survivors’.
‘Partners’ can mean a spouse or partner, but PODS is also open to family members
or anyone who supports a dissociative survivor in any non-
‘Dissociative Survivor’ means someone who has a dissociative disorder, principally Dissociative Identity Disorder.
PODS runs a helpline each Tuesday evening from 6.00 pm to 8.00 pm on 01480 878409
but appointments to phone at other times can be mutually agreed. PODS also provides
email support where requested. The website at www.pods-
PODS also runs regular Open Meetings for partners to get together to support one another and to learn more about DID and how to better support their partners.
The next Information Workshop / Open Meeting is on Saturday 9 October 2010 in Cambridgeshire.
For further details go to www.pods-
For the latest newsletter from PODS please click here.
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Looking for a therapist? We provide a search facility with links to all the major counselling and psychotherapy institutions, as well as offering details of what is available locally.
> Click here for a UK-
> Click here for a Cambridgeshire therapist
We have an extensive database of national organisations who provide services to adult survivors of child sexual abuse:
- organisations for survivors
- psychotherapy & counselling organisations
- ritual abuse & dissociation specialist organisations
- other, more general organisations
- legal help
- helplines
- organisations in Cambridgeshire
Articles include:
- Adah Sachs -
“Infanticidal Attachment - Symbolic and Concrete” - Melanie Goodwin: “Attachment, Trauma and New Tights -
Life with DID” - Carolyn Spring: “Some Memories of Mummy -
Reflections on Attachment, Abuse, Dissociation” - Rob: “The Road Less Travelled -
How To Support Your DID Partner (Part I)” - Carol B: “Reflections on an Ongoing Therapeutic Relationship”
- Pauline Andrew: “What I Have Learned Through Working with DID”
- Marie Calvert: “The Creative Art of Therapy”
Whether you are a survivor of child sexual abuse, a friend or family member, a counsellor or therapist, a pastoral worker or member of the clergy, a GP, primary healthcare worker, psychologist or are just interested ...
We recommend TAG (Trauma and Abuse Group). Membership of TAG is £15.00 per year and includes:
- discounts at TAG training events and conferences
- a bi-
monthly e- newsletter containing news, articles, reviews and an events diary - two copies per year of the journal ‘Interact’ which contains articles of interest to therapists, survivors, partners and others
For further information go to www.tag-
Interact is the Journal of the Trauma and Abuse Group (TAG), an organisation studying and supporting work concerning trauma, abuse and dissociation.
The March 2010 edition is now available to buy for £3.50 inc P&P.
Dissociation, Trauma and Time-
... or Living and Working with Dissociative Identity Disorder
a joint Deep Release & TASC Training Day
with Hazel Barton, Jane Potts & Carolyn Spring
Saturday 13 November 2010 -
Saturday 11 December 2010 -
9.30 am—5.00 pm
Felden Lodge, Hemel Hempstead
£50.00 per person
Suitable for counsellors, therapists, survivors, partners, pastoral workers, Rape Crisis Centre staff, and anyone else interested or involved in the field of sexual abuse, trauma and dissociation.
For further details please click here.