Do 12 Steps Recovery Slogans Trigger Your Trauma Clients?
Recovery from addiction is a journey filled with challenges, and the 12 Steps Recovery Program has been instrumental in helping […]
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Bessel van der Kolk: A Lifetime of Working with Complex Trauma
We are so excited to share a one-time opportunity with you to attend an exclusive Bessel van der Kolk training
How Childhood Trauma Leads to Addiction
We know that childhood trauma can have profound and lasting effects on an individual’s life. In this article, we’ll explore
5 Signs of Dissociation in Therapy Sessions
I was surprised to discover just how common and misunderstood Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) is—even among mental health professionals. In
5 Mistakes Therapists Make with Trauma Therapy Clients (What to Do Instead)
We know that working with trauma in clinical practice requires deep professional skills and confidence. Our trauma therapy training online
How to Be an Embodied Therapist with Susan Aposhyan
In the psychotherapy community, we have an ever-growing respect and appreciation for the body-mind connection and its role in therapeutic
Does Trauma Cause Addiction? Psychology Perspectives 2023
Does unresolved trauma cause addiction? This question has been at the forefront of psychological research for years. As we dive
How to Become a Trauma Therapist with Janina Fisher
Studying Trauma, Learning the TIST Psychotherapy Modality Are you passionate about helping individuals heal from trauma and build resilience? Becoming
Don’t Call It a Fad, Dissociative Identity Disorder Myths with Dr. Jamie Marich
Today we share this poignant excerpt from the Dr. Jamie Marich therapy training for DID Understanding Dissociation: An Insider’s
Trauma, Addiction, and Healing with TIST Training, Janina Fisher Ph. D.
World-renowned trauma therapist, Janina Fisher, Ph.D. posits a unique approach to understanding and how to treat trauma and addiction. Her
How Does Trauma Affect Attachment? A Conversation with Diane Poole Heller, Ph.D.
It is safe to say that most therapists want to better understand trauma healing, and may be asking, “How does