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Trauma and Abuse Support Centre
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First Person Plural
PO Box 2537 WOLVERHAMPTON WV4 4ZL
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The UK Survivor-
First Person Plural is a small UK-
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PODS (Partners of Dissociative Survivors)
PO Box 633 HUNTINGDON Cambridgeshire PE29 9GJ
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PODS is a support group for the partners of people who suffer from a dissociative order, including (but not limited to) Dissociative Identity Disorder.
PODS exists to share information and support one another, by:
Membership is free.
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TAG (Trauma and Abuse Group)
Trauma and Abuse Group The Willows Centre 11 Prospect Place SWINDON SN1 3LQ
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The Trauma and Abuse Group is a group studying and supporting work concerning trauma, abuse and dissociation. The group exists to provide information, support, training, encouragement and networking for counsellors, therapists, professional workers, carers and indeed anyone who is concerned or interested and any that are working with individuals who have suffered trauma and abuse. As a group we acknowledge the contribution of survivors to increased understanding in this area and respect the great value of their insights.
The steering group for TAG arose out of a working group set up by the Association of Christian Counsellors to provide training guidelines for counsellors working with survivors of ritual or extreme childhood abuse or who are working with dissociative disorders including dissociative identity disorder.
Membership is £15.00 per year and benefits include a twice-
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RAINS (Ritual Abuse Information Network & Support)
PO Box 458 Godalming Surrey GU7 2YT
01483 898600
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Ritual Abuse Information Network and Support is a support group and provides information for people working with child or adult survivors of ritual abuse.
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Izzy’s Promise Izzy's Promise 1 Victoria Road Dundee DD1 1EL
01382 206222
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Izzy's Promise, set up in 2002, is a not for profit organisation which provides support and information for survivors of organised abuse, or any agencies who work with survivors.
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Clinic for Dissociative Studies Valerie Sinason (Director) Clinic for Dissociative Studies London
0207 794 1655
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The Clinic for Dissociative Studies was established by Valerie Sinason in 1998 as
a small specialist outpatient mental health service for people suffering from the
range of dissociative disorders. It was established following the completion of
a Department of Health-
The Clinic for Dissociative Studies offers individual, couples and family psychotherapy,
which can be on a non-
The Clinic offers multi- |
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Pottergate Centre Remy Aquarone (Director) The Pottergate Centre for Trauma and Dissociation 26 Princes Street NORWICH NR3 1AE
01603 660029 / 633115
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The Centre offers a wide range of services to professionals, to clients who may have a dissociative disorder and to the public at large.
Our experienced team is dedicated to provide the best possible service for this area of complex trauma. We have recently introduced a branch office in Middlesbrough in the North East.
The Pottergate Centre for Dissociation & Trauma offers a wide range of services tailored to the specific needs of individual Professional Services across the country. These include Assessments, Treatment Plans, Consultancy, Training, Court Reports and Research. In addition, we offer supervision, consultancy and support for therapists working with this client group.
Services Offered Assessment: A full Psychiatric and Dissociative Assessment is undertaken using DES (Dissociative Experience Scale), SDQ20 (Somatoform Dissociation Questionnaire) and SCID D (Structured Clinical Interview for DSM IV Dissociative Disorders). A detailed report is sent that will include a recommended treatment plan.
Treatment Plans: A variety of treatment plans can be offered. This can include any of the following depending on requirements: weekly 2 hour individual therapy ; up to three times a week 50 minute individual sessions; weekly group analytical psychotherapy; local psychiatric cover; short term residential stay.
Consultancy: This is a unique feature that the Centre is able to offer in partnership
with the funding body. We are able to meet with the psychiatric team on location
and help put together a Care Plan tailored to their requirements and that of the
patient in question. This can include training of a local designated psychotherapist;
supervision of the individual therapy; initial facilitating of the multi-
Training: Workshops are regularly offered in Norwich and can be organized nationally
for both therapists and multi-
Reports: The Centre is experienced in undertaking Court Reports as well as assessments for Social Services. We are also able to provide 'Capacity Assessments' for Professional Organisations requiring an independent assessment under the recent Mental Capacity Act 2005.
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ISSTD (International Society for the Study of Trauma and Dissociation) International Society for the Study of Trauma and Dissociation 8400 Westpark Drive Second Floor McLean VA 22102
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The International Society for the Study of Trauma & Dissociation (ISSTD) is the only international nonprofit professional society that:
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ESSTD (European Society for the Study of Trauma and Dissociation) European Society for the Study of Trauma and Dissociation 1ste Hogeweg 16- 3701 HK Zeist The Netherlands
0031 30 6977841
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Aims of the ESTD:
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Sidran Institute
200 East Joppa Road Suite 207 Baltimore, MD 21286-
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Because many people underestimate the developmental, emotional, psychological, and spiritual injuries that can result when people experience or witness traumatic events, Sidran Traumatic Stress Institute, Inc. (formerly Foundation) is:
A nonprofit organization of international scope that helps people understand, recover from, and treat:
We develop and deliver:
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