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Introduction
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Post-traumatic Disorders
Launched!
About Our Programs
Course Objectives | Fees Locations |Online
Courses Registration
The International Society
for the Study of Trauma and Dissociation has successfully
completed eight years of of the Dissociative Disorders Psychotherapy
Training Program (DDPTP) and over 1500 participants have
made use of this program.
Your Choice of Several
Modules to Meet Your Training Needs: The
current course offerings encompass course work in chronic
complex trauma, child and adolescent trauma and dissociation,
and adult dissociative disorders. Online modules are available
for the child and adolscent program, and the programs in
adult dissociation. The following description applies to
the courses in general. Child and adolescent programs often
follow a weekend seminar format with nine sessions rolled
into four weekends. Check with your instructor about the
format of their course offering. We endeavor to be flexible
in offerring high quality programs that meet the needs
of busy clinicians.
The face-to-face seminar
part of the program consists of nine monthly
or bi-weekly sessions of two and one-half hours. The sessions
are designed to focus on both readings and clinical situations.
Clinical supervision is not provided as part of this seminar.
Cases are discussed in the context of the course work,
though case material is not limited to that day's topic
for that specific seminar. Registration is limited to 12
persons per site. Participants must be licensed professionals,
and they must also receive the approval of the local faculty
to attend. Clinicians in training may attend with the written
recommendation of the chairperson of their training program/department.
Clinicians who attend these courses must already be treating
a person with a major dissociative disorder. Our experience
is that unless that is the case, participants do not have
enough contextual experience of dissociative processes
to be able to really take in the course material in a meaningful
way.
We have three distance
learning modules. The Standard course starts
in September and ends in June. The Advanced course starts
in February, pauses in July/August, and resumes in September
and ends in December. This is an excellent option for
persons who are too far away from a local site to attend.
We have a real international community interacting with
a team of expert faculty. The coursework is the same.
You don't have to be a computer whiz to engage in the
process. In Winter 2009, an online module for the Child
and Adolescent program is being piloted. For more information
regarding online learning, click
here.
The Advanced
Course , designed by Steven Frankel, Ph.D., J.D.
has additional emphasis on attachment, special technique,
special adjustment of the treatment frame, transference
and countertransference, boundaries, communications with
alters, and integration and termination. Course objectives
are available if you click here .
Format and Fees are the same as
for the Standard program.
We continue the popular Child & Adolescent trauma
treatment: Assessment
and Treatment of Traumatized Children and Adolescents with
Dissociative Symptoms and Disorders. This course
has been designed by Joyanna
Silberg, Ph.d ., and Fran
Waters, DCSW, LMFT, internationally recognized
leaders in this field, as well as each being past presidents
of ISSTD, with input from Sandra
Wieland, Ph.D.,R.Psych., co-chair
of ISSTD Child & Adolescent Task Force. This program
is designed to be of interest to a wide range of clinicians
who work in both private and public sectors with children.
After a year of pilot study, this course will now be available
in the United States, Canada, Sweden, England, and the Netherlands.
This course is offered in two formats: 4 Saturdays (6 hours)
- one Saturday a month for 4 months or 9 evenings (2 1/2
hours) biweekly for 4 months. Before you may register for
this program, you must speak with your local faculty member
about your clinical experience and interests. Registration
is limited for this course to 20 participants. To read more
about these programs, please click on the following links
See additional Child & Adolescent
sites, see Locations, below.
To view the Child & Adolescent
Program course objectives click here .
The Introduction
to the Diagnosis and Treatment of Chronic Complex Post-traumatic
Disorders has its own page, accessible by clicking here.
Fees
Child and Adolescent Training
Adult Dissociative Disorders
Online Training:
Registration
for ISSTD Members: $385 ; for Non-ISSTD Members: $435. If
you wish to have CEU credit please add $40 (available only
in U.S. and Canada ). This fee includes copyright fees and
course materials. You will receive a CD with course materials
when registration is complete. All fees are in U.S.
Dollars. We previously discounted some fees outside
the U.S. Due to the change in the value of the dollar, this
is no longer being done.
Introduction to Chronic
Complex Post-traumatic Disorders:
Registration for ISSTD Members
is $225 and for non-members $275. All fees are in U.S. Dollars.
It is expected that CEUs will be available for this course
in the U.S. and Canada only, for an additional fee.
If you withdraw from
any course less than 15 days prior to its local
starting date, there is a $25 non-refundable charge.
If you are sent course materials, prior to your notification
of withdrawal from the course, regardless of the date of
your notice, your refund will also be less the copyright
fees and fee for the CD. Registration is limited
to 12 participants per location. Once the course starts
no new students can be accepted. The course fee is not
refundable if you withdraw from the course after two weeks
prior to its start, unless an acceptable replacement for
your registration is found, in a timely fashion, prior to
the start of the course. Refund of fees, and acceptance
at that time, is the decision of the course Directors.
All materials used for this course are subject to copyright
laws and are not for duplication or distribution by course
participants. Fees must be submitted with registration,
and must be submitted in US dollars. If for reasons
beyond the control of the DDPTP, the class for which you
register is cancelled, and you have already received a
CD of course materials, the DDPTP will retain copyright
and CD production fees of $85. If you take the
course within two years of the canceled course, you will
not be required to pay for the course materials a second
time.
CEU's: Currently,
we have arranged to have CEU's provided for non-M.D.'s,
in the U.S. and Canada . When you register, please indicate
whether or not you wish to have CEU credit arranged. The
fee, when available at your seminar site, is $40, and will
be charged separately, during course registration. You
can get preliminary information at the CEU
information page .
There are no CEUS currently
available for the online course.
The Executive Council of ISSTD
is excited about continuing to offer this seminar. We believe
that the best way to have an increasingly favorable climate
for the treatment of persons with dissociative disorders
is to have a well educated population of clinicians providing
services. We hope you will join us for this course.
In November 2003, the Executive
Council voted to offer a discount for membership
in the ISSTD for those persons who have never been members
and were registering for the DDPTP. This represents
a substantial savings and the benefits of membership to course
participants, including discounted admission to our International
meeting, as well as local meetings. To participate in this
program please download a special membership application
by clicking
here (Adobe Acrobat Reader required). This does
not change your registration fee for the course (you
would still register as a non-member), but it does give you
a year of the Journal of Trauma and Dissociation, as well
as other benefits of membership.
For participants outside North
America, please be aware that membership fees are pro-rated
based on grouping countries on the basis of international
data on comparative purchasing power amongst nations. Your
membership fee may actually be well below the discounted
rate. Please check this out from the home page of this web
site.
The course Directors ,
Richard Chefetz, M.D., A. Steven Frankel, Ph.D., J.D.,
Donald Fridley, Ph.D., Elizabeth Howell, Ph.D., Annita
Jones, Psy.D. (November 2007) and Eli Somer, Ph.D., are
proud of the distinguished faculty members who contributed
their energy and talents to make the initial years of this
training program so successful. The course grew from the
eleven month long course which Dr. Elizabeth Bowman taught
in Indianapolis . Revised by Dr. Chefetz to nine months,
1000 students have now participated in this program in
its first five years.
Receiving Approval to Register: ISSTD
is interested in the success of this program. To ensure the
highest standards in our profession, we are asking each potential
participant to call and speak with the instructor
in your area (if two instructors, speak with at
least one, if registering for the online program ,
write Annita Jones, Psy.D.
If your instructor agrees with your participation
in this program, they will tell you to register. If
you register without prior consent of an instructor, we cannot
guarantee your instructor's approval and your registration
fee may be refunded to you, minus an administrative fee of
$25 for handling of improperly submitted registration materials.
Applicants must be licensed clinicians, or if you
are a graduate student, a letter from your Department Chairperson
giving permission for your participation in this program
must be sent to your faculty person.
Course sites which have two faculty listed will have one
course co-taught by both faculty. To begin the
registration process, use the information below to contact
the faculty member in your area for permission
to register.
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Locations
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Toronto
Christine Dunbar, MB,ChB. FRCP(C) MRCPsych(UK)
229 Major St
Toronto, ON M5S 2L5 Canada
Office Phone:
416-922-7778
Fax: 416-922-6661
Email: cldunbar@rogers.com |
Montreal - Standard Class: Sept. 2007
Su Baker, MEd (two faculty, one site)
4064 Wilson Avenue
Montreal, QC H4A 2T9 Canada
Office Phone: (514) 485-9529
Fax: (514) 485-9972
Email: subaker@videotron.ca |
Toronto (two faculty, one site)
Clare Pain, MD, FRCP (C)
Mount Sinai Hospital
600 University Avenue
Toronto, ON M5G 1X5 Canada
Office Phone: (416) 586-8890
Fax: (416) 586-8654
Email: CPain@mtsinai.on.ca |
Montreal
John A. O'Neil, MD FRCP (C)
St Mary's Hospital
Department of Psychiatry
3830 Lacombe Avenue
Montreal, QC H3T 1M5 Canada
Office Phone: (514) 345-3511
Fax: (514) 485-9972
Email: john.oneil@mcgill.ca
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London, Ontario
Clare Pain, MD, FRCP (C)
London Health Science Centre
South Street Hospital,
London, ON N6A 4G5
Office: (519) 667-6550
Fax: (519) 667-6864
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Vancouver
and Victoria
Child
and Adolescent Course
Sandra Wieland, Ph.D.,R.Psych.
Centre for Counselling & Therapy
#221 - 560 Johnson Street
Victoria, British Columbia V8W 3C6
Phone: (250) 380-9924
Fax: (250) 656-7639
Email: sandrawieland@shaw.ca |
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Germany
Duisburg
Regular and Advanced
Helga Mattheß, MD
Fachärztin für psychotherapeutische Medizin
Grossenbaumer Allee 35 a
47269 Duisburg
Tel.: 0203/767374
Fax: 0203/7120111
Email: Helga.Matthess@t-online.de
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United Kingdom
Norwich
Remy Aquarone, Mem. BCP, Mem. UKCP
The Pottergate Centre for Dissociation & Trauma
26 Princes Street , Norwich NR3 1AE .
Tel: 01603 660029. email: pottergatecentre@btconnect.com |
The Netherlands
Child and Adolescent Course
Els Grimminck, M.D.
Praktijk voor Psychotherapie
voor Volwassenen en Kinderen
Office:+31-(0)251-650264
Fax: +31-(0)251-653305
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York
Sue Masters, UKCP Registered Psychotherapist
Dr Val Wosket, BACP Senior Accredited
Counsellor/Psychotherapist
Start date: 10th February 2007
Office Phone: 01904 612069 (Sue Masters) and 07891
784158 (Val Wosket)
Email addresses:v.wosket@btinternet.com
Open to qualified counsellors, psychotherapists
and other qualified professionals working with
dissociation.
Applicants must have experience of working with at
least one dissociative client. Location details:
Central York Inquiries: Please phone or email the
above |
Sweden
Stockholm
Bengt Söderström
Stockholm Child & Adolescent Psychiatry (UBi)
BengtSoderstrom@telia.com
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York Advanced Course
Sue Richardson UKCP Registered Psychotherapist
Start date: October 2006
Phone: 44 1642 817658
Email: suerichardson1@compuserve.com
Open to qualified counsellors, psychotherapists and mental
health professionals.
Inquiries: Please phone or email the above |
United Kingdom
Huddersfield, West Yorkshire
Child and Adolescent Course
Dr Renee P Marks, Consultant Therapist
Start date: November 2008
Office Phone: 07799885100
Email: reneepmarks@yahoo.co.uk
Open to qualified counsellors, psychotherapists, play therapists, therapeutic
social workers and other qualified professionals working with children
or adolescents with complex trauma and/or dissociation. Applicants must have
experience working with at least one complex trauma/dissociative client. Location
details: Huddersfield. More
information>> |
Scotland
Stirling
Richard Cross, UKCP Registered Psychotherapist
CareVisions Group,
30 Stirling Business Centre,
Wellgreen Place, Stirling FK8 2DZ
Start date: to be determined
Phone Office: 01786 447 368, Or: 0796 2248848
Email addresses: psychotherapyuk@blueyonder.co.uk
Open to qualified counsellors, psychotherapists and other qualified professionals
working with dissociation.
Applicants must have experience of working with at least one dissociative client. |
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Israel
Tel Aviv
Orit Nave, M.A.,
Senior Clinical Psychologist
Co-Director, Ofek - Psychological Services
33 Ben Gurion St.
Herzliya 46785, Israel
Office: 09-9587565; Home: 09-8780341
Mobile: 054-4291293
Email: ofekpsy@012.net.il
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Haifa
Standard Class beginning October 2009
Eli Somer, Ph.D., Senior Clinical Psychologist
University of Haifa; Somer Psychotherapy and Research
Course site: 23 Shlomtzion St., Haifa, Israel
Office: 04-8360494; Mobile: 054-4659525
Email: eli@somer.co.il
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Atlanta GA (two faculty, one site)
Ellen (Rusti) Klein, MSW
Tara L. Williams, Ph.D. (contact for registration)
The Anxiety and Stress Management Institute
1640 Powers Ferry Rd.
Building 9 Suite 100
Marietta, GA 30067
Office phone: 770-953-0080 ext. 343
Fax: 770-953-0031
E-mail: drtarawilliams@stressmgt.net
Boston (two faculty, one site)
Audrey A. Wagner, Ph.D.
(contact for registration)
Licensed Psychologist
173 Mount Auburn Street
Watertown, MA 02472
Office Phone: (617) 923-2468
Fax: (617) 923-2432
E-mail: AW8642@aol.com
James A. Chu, M.D.
Chief of Hospital Clinical Services
McLean Hospital
115 Mill Street
Belmont, MA 02478
Office Phone: (617) 855-2761
Fax: (617) 855-2574
Email: james.chu@earthlink.net Burlington , Vermont -Advanced (two
faculty, one site)
John A. O'Neil, MD FRCP (C)
St Mary's Hospital
Department of Psychiatry
3830 Lacombe Avenue
Montreal, QC H3T 1M5 Canada
Office Phone: (514) 345-3511
Fax: (514) 485-9972
Email: john.oneil@mcgill.ca
Su Baker, MEd
4064 Wilson Avenue
Montreal, QC H4A 2T9 Canada
Office Phone: (514) 485-9529
Fax: (514) 485-9972
Email: subaker@videotron.ca Chapel Hill, N.C.
Gary Peterson, MD
Southeast Institute
103 Edwards Ridge
Chapel Hill, N.C. 27517
Office Phone: (919) 929-1171
Fax: (919) 929-1174
Email: gpeterson@pol.net Chicago (Two faculty, Two courses)
Standard and Advanced
Course meets at the Evanston Public Library
Church and Chicago Ave, Evanston, Il
Address all course inquires to:
Janet Migdow, MA, LCPC (FM)
Director-Options Counseling
3232 W. Victoria
Chicago, Il 60659
Office Phone: (773) 463-1901
Fax (773) 463-7955
Email: Jexpander@aol.com
Terri L. Sweig, PhD, ATR-BC, LCPC (M)
660 LaSalle Pl Ste 1A
Highland Pk, Il 60035
847-432-6535
F ax 847-432-0643
Email: tisimagery@aol.com
Cincinnati, OH/Northern Kentucky
Standard, Advanced and Master
Don Beere, PhD, ABPP
7000 Houston Rd
Building 200 Suite 15
Florence, KY 41042
Office Phone:(859) 746-1006
Fax:(859) 746-1496
email: beere1db@cmich.edu
website:www.donaldbeere.com
Denver, Colorado Standard Course
Two Faculty, one site
Ruth A. Blizard, PhD
5387 Manhattan Circle, Suite 103
PO Box 4562
Boulder, CO 80306-4562
303-437-4355
fax: 303-997-7490
email rblizard@pronetisp.net
Peter A. Maves, PhD
1113 Spruce Street, Suite 300
Boulder, Colorado 80302
Office Phone: 303-442-7344
Fax: 303-442-7312
Email: PeterMaves@aol.com
Los Angeles
Donald Fridley PhD
South Bay Psychological Center
24445 Hawthorne Blvd. # 105
Torrance California 90505
Office Phone (310) 373 6359
Fax Phone (310) 375 2386
e-mail: dbfridley@cox.net |
Houston (three faculty)
Jean M Goodwin, MD, MPH
4925 Fort Crockett Blvd., #510
Galveston, TX 77551
Office Phone: (409) 762-1101
Fax: (409) 762-1163
Email: jmgoodwin@aol.com
Rosalie W. Hyde LMSW-ACP, LMFT
Houston/Galveston Trauma Institute
4615 Post Oak Place #204
Houston, Texas 77027 USA
Office Phone: (713) 960 8450
Fax: (713) 960 8451
e-mail: hgtraumainst@sbcglobal.net Naomi Rosborough MA, LPC. LMFT
3200 Southwest Freeway, Suite 3300
Houston, Texas 77027-7526
Office Phone: (713) 402 6196
Fax: (713) 993 0866
Email: naomijim@hal-pc.org
Marquette, Michigan-Child & Adolescent
Spring 2009 click on this
link for more info
Fran S. Waters, DCSW, LMFT
Private Practice
706 Chippewa Square, Suite 205A
Marquette, MI 49855
Tel: 906-226-2777
Fax: 906-226-0595
email: fswaters@aol.com
Minneapolis Child and Adolescent Course
Midwest Trauma Center
Lori Carter, MSW, LICSW
Private Practice
7400 Metro Blvd #413
Edina, MN 55439
Tel: 218-310-2864
Fax: 952-835-0072
email: loraleeannecarter@yahoo.com
New York City-Standard and Advanced
Elizabeth Howell, PhD
Clinical Psychologist
817 Broadway, 9th Floor
New York, NY 10003
Office phones: (718) 797-5539,
(212) 388-0926 and
(917) 534-0700
Fax:(718) 797-5539
Email: efhowell1@earthlink.net
Philadelphia
two faculty, one site
Richard P. Kluft, MD PhD
Bala Pointe Office Centre, Suite 231
111 Presidential Blvd.
Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004 USA
Office Phone: (610) 667-3250
Fax: (610) 667-3374
Email: RPKLUFT@aol.com
S. Ami Berkowitz, M.Ed.
Licensed Psychologist
521 Inverness Ave.
Ambler, PA 19002
Office Phone: 215 643 6151
Fax: 215 643 0265
Email: saberkowitzmed@comcast.net
San Francisco-Bay Area-Advanced (S'08)
Claire Frederick, MD
2424 Dwight Way, Suite 5
Berkeley, California 94705
Tel: (415) 267-1875
fax: (215) 974-1777
email: montamat1@sbcglobal.net
San Francisco (Walnut Creek)
A. Steven Frankel, PhD JD
3527 Mt. Diablo Bl. #269
Lafayette, CA 94549
Voice Mail: (925) 283-4800
Fax: (925) 943-6175
Email: drpsylex@earthlink.net
Tucson, Arizona-Advanced (Spring '08)
Sereta Robinson, PhD
2415 E. 6th St.
Tucson, Az. 85719
Phone 520-323-2670
Fax 520-577-7710
email: sarpsych@aol.com Washington,
D.C. - Master
Joan A. Turkus MD
200 Little Falls Street
Suite 205
Falls Church, VA 22046-4302
Office Phone: (703) 532-4200
Fax: (703) 532-4201
Email: joan.turkus@verizon.net
Distance
Learning
Distance Learning Administrator:
Annita Jones, Psy.D.
- contact to register -
email: abjonespsyd@GMAIL.COM
fax: (610) 776-7101
Each Section Runs for ~7months
and starts when indicated.
Fall Section (2007-8):
Steve Frankel, Ph.D.
Joan Golston, DCSW
Linda Young, M.D.
Annita Jones, Psy.D. Winter Section (2008):
Thomas Carlton, MD
Steve Frankel, PhD
Joan Golston, DCSW
Linda Young, M.D. |
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TO
REGISTER, please
read the following note: |
Registration
is being processed by Trauma Recovery Consultants, Royal
Oak , Michigan . When you choose electronic registration,
you will be re-directed to their secure website.
After several hundred registrations, we have had
zero security issues. Remember,
if you register without the prior approval of a
faculty member, your registration may be refunded
to you less a $25 administrative fee. When you
click to register you are indicating that you have
read the preceding paragraphs about the details
of this program, and the rules surrounding the
processing of registration fees. |
Electronic
Secure On-line Registration
Fax
Registration
If you have a problem or a concern about registration,
please write to the Administrative Director of the
DDPTP, Rich Chefetz. Please don't call, Rich doesn't
have a toll free line, and he can actually respond
to you faster via email. Thanks.
Here is the link to Rich's address: Richard
A. Chefetz, M.D. |
CEU Registration is included as an
option in the registration form. On-line participants
cannot register for CEU's.
CEU's are currently available in the U.S.
and Canada, only. |
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Course
Directors: |
Richard Chefetz, M.D. Admin/Online
4612 49th St., N.W.
Washington, DC 20016-4312
Tel: 202-966-0224
Fax: 202-244-5676
Email: r.a.chefetz@psychsense.net |
A. Steven Frankel, PhD JD Advanced
3527 Mt. Diablo Bl. #269
Lafayette, CA, 94549 USA
Office Phone: (925) 283-4800
Fax: (925) 944-8889
Email: drpsylex@earthlink.net |
| Donald Fridley, PhD |
Annita Jones, PsyD |
Elizabeth Howell, PhD Standard
Clinical Psychologist
26 W. 9th St., #7C
New York, NY 10011
Office phones: (718) 797-5539 and
(917) 534-0700
Fax:(718) 797-5539
Email: efhowell1@earthlink.net |
Eli Somer, PhD International
Maytal - Israel Institute for
Treatment and Study of Stress
5 David Pinski St.
Haifa, 34351 Israel
+972-4-8381999
Email: somer@research.haifa.ac.il |
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