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Aces, National News, association for children
for enforcement of support. Spr/02: Have Welfare Reform Laws
Improved Child Support Enforcement? (12/free w/$20 mem), Has hundreds
of local chapters across the US. 926 J St Ste 1216, Sacramento,
CA 95814 800.738.2237 or www.childsupport-aces.org
CATTA: Child Abuse Training
& Technical Assictance, working with communities to prevent
child abuse. Spr/03: Making it Safer for Children and Their
Pets - Recognizing Common Indicators of Risk. April is "Child Abuse
Prevention Month". Introducing the Parent Outreach Project.
Post-traumatic Stress Disorder in Children. Parent-Child Interaction
Therapy. Win/02: Changing the Chief, Report from Family
Strengths Conference, Study Examines PTSD in Young Children,
Legislative Update, Training Calendar. Spr/02: Considerations
in Establishing an Outcomes-Based Treatment Program. Councils are
Building Momentum Toward CHild Abuse Prevention Month (April). New
Bill Addressing Affects of Domestic Violence on Children. Fall/01:
Youth Violence Prevention: A Public Health Approach
Part 2. Sum/01: Youth Violence
Prevention: A Public Health Approach. Victim Assistance and
Reporting. Action Planning Meetings. Spr/01: Landmark Articles
Address How Children Disclose Sexual Abuse. Councils Gear Up for
Child Abuse Prevention Month. Legislative Update. Win/00:
Principles of Trauma Focused Therapy for Abused Children.
Legislative Update: New mandated reporting law. How to Reach the
Media. Spr/00: Parental Substance Abuse and Its Relationship
to Child Abuse. Legislative Update: Counting fatal child abuse
and neglect in California. (4) California Institute on Human
Services, Sonoma State University, 1801 E Cotati Avenue, Rohnert
Park, CA 94928
Children's Voice: Child
Welfare League of America. 1/02: Youth Avocacy. Gay Adoption.
Corporal Punishment in Schools. How Safe Are Our Children on the
Internet? Juvenile Justice Reform in Kentucky. SCHIP - Reaching the
Children. 11/01: Rural Child Welfare 101. When Should Teachers
Report Abuse? Children's Advocacy Centers. Homelessness in the
Developed World. 9/01: Children: A national
priority. Giving Child Welfare the Resources to Succeed. Restoring
the Social Services Block Grant. The Workforce Crisis in Child
Welfare. The Younger Americans Act. Drugs, Alcohol and Child
Abuse: Tragedies Intertwined. (6/$25) Child Welfare League of
America, PO Box 2019, Annapolis Junction, MD 20797-0119
www.cwla.org or cwla@pmds.com
or 800.407.6273
Couple & Relationship
Therapy, Journal of. Formerly called Journal of Couple
Therapy, this journal presents clinical, theoretical and research
articles on a wide array of couple and adult relationship treatment
issues. It focuses on couple therapy and various adult relationship
therapies such as divorce, sex, and other issues that heterosexual
and homosexual couples deal with in therapy. It promotes a better
understanding of what contributes to healthy adult relationshps and
how therapy facilitates the process. Experts address key treatment
issues for all types of adult relationships. Haworth Press, www.haworthpress.com,
Charter Issue 1/02, 800.429.6784
Domestic Violence Prevention National
Bulletin. 7/02: Criminal Justice Domestic Violence Response
Standards Part IV. Probation Officers have Mixed Response to Armed
Abusers. D.C.'s Coordinated Handling of Domestic Violence Cases
(Editor: support for female victims only). 6/02:
Criminal Justice Domestic Violence Response Standards Part III.
The Law: Pre-release practices for abusers reformed to reflect
their danger. The Courts: State high court stops abuser
retaliatory suits. Colorado Supreme Court Says Foot Can Be Deadly
Weapon. Witness Profiles: "I would think, 'Oh my God, this
is happening in my house.'" Heard in Washington:
GAO criticizes VAWO's fund tracking. 5/02: Criminal
Justic Domestic Response Standards Part II. Interview with Diane
Stuart, new director of the U.S. Justice Department Violence Against
Women Office. Battered Women to Stage Human Rights Tribunal at Boston
State House. Telling It Like It Is, Key to Success of Teen
Dating-Violence Project. Rhode Island Coalition Crafts Programs to
Institutionalize Victim Voice in Batterer Treatment. Legislative
Round Up: 2001 sessions. Quinlan Publishing Corp, 23 Drydock
Ave, Boston, MA 02210 617.542.0048 or info@quinlan.com
or www.quinlan.com.
Many Voices, Words of hope for people recovering from trauma
& dissociation. 4/03: Healing the Wounded Masculine.
The Truth is Out There. Thoughts, Ideas & Experiences on
DisAbility. How DId I Get Here: A survivor's quest.
Practicing Consistency. Work & Disablity Issues Life after
Integration. Why Can't We Do This. More Benefits of Integration. Work
Life: What do you do with the kids? 2/03: Men in
Recovery: A little lexicon of multiplicity. PTSD -
Post Traumatic Stress Discorder. Voyage of Discovery. Denial -
Feelings - PTSD. Permitting the Unpermissible: A paradoxial
path to recovery. Sunshine and Little Man. 6/02: Get a Life
PLUS Therapy! Should Miracles Purr? Sepember 23, 2001. How We
Strive to Have a Life! Developing Trust Inside. Therapists'
Page: Yoga and the healing journey Part 2. DID and Denial.
Learning About Dissociation. Growing in Self-Love. A Man's
Story. 4/02: Recovery from Emotional Abuse: Finding
values to live by. Healing: A work in progress. Verbal
Abuse Recovery. Therapists' Page. Comment on The Body and Me. Yoga
and the Healing Journey Part 1. We Are I Now. Values in
Recovery. Sharing Recovery. 2/02: Recovering from Physical
Abuse: Mind/body healing and exercise. Physical Abuse Aftermath.
Physical Healing & Mental Relief. Control. The Body and Me.
Physical Abuse from the Viewpoint of a Ritual Abuse Survivor. The
Abuse Continuum Revisited. Toning for Wholeness and
Healing: A journey of trust. Betrayal. Thoughts on the
Healing Process. Memories Confirmed. 10/01: Supporting
Yourself Financially and Emotionally Winning the Battle of Living
Well. Living Well Through Integration. A Miracle Drug. Journey
from Spiritually Abused to Beginnings of Peace. Therapists' Page.
Healing Choices. The Terrain of Home. Mind Distortions. Regarding
Intimacy. 8/01: Recovery Endpoints:
Integration? Co-consciouness? Cooperation? Asset or Liability.
Cooperation and Self-Empowerment. We Did the Best We Could. August
2001. Becky's Page. My Hatemail to God... The Fifth Season. The Fluid
Dance. Mind/Body Questions. Integration: If it's part of the
healing process, why does it feel like hell?
6/01: Spirituality: All views helpful beliefs,
harmful beliefs, Spiritual Safety. A Little Box of Raisins.
Therapists' Page. May Be the Force Be With You. Spirituality and
Recovery. Finding the Seeds of Love. Response from God. Spirituality
and Me. 4/01: Denial and Disbelief Memories and More. Internal
Fears and Inner Work. Denial and Disbelief. The Therapist Who Wags.
A Word About Co-Consciousness and D.I.D. Therapists Page. What a
Blessing! 2/01: Relationships: Issues of
Friendship and Love for Survivors of Abuse. Seven Secrets to a
Happier Relationship. Comments on Love. Creative Intimacy.
Non-Therapists' Page. The Littlest Healers. Speaking My Truth.
10/00: Disability and Insurance Issues
Hospitalization...& More... Health Care in the USA.
Insurance, Disability and More. Sitting in the Ashes. Soul Retrieval
- A Tale of Integration. You Actually Let Your Wife
Cut? Staying Open Minded. Disability was Right for e.
Wishing I Could Go to a Hospital. Disability Brought Me Homelessness.
The Inner Chatroom. 8/00: Changing Behavior for the Better
Proudest Accomplishments Integration. Life After an Encounter with a
Bad Psychiatrist. Choosing to Stop Harmful Behavior. Therapist's
Page. My Proudest Accomplishment. Don't Even Think About It! Words
from a Partner. What Matters Most to Us. No Rules - Retraumatization.
A Healing Journey Through Colors. Grief: A River to
Travel. Dialogue with Crying. 6/00: Medications and
Alternative Treatments. News about Naltrexone. Alternative Therapies
and Healing Childhood Trauma. Alternative Health Resource List for
Trauma Survivors. The Role of Medication in Treatment of Dissociative
Disorders. Look Before You Leap. Medical Treatments and How We're
Treated. Videotaping Integration. The Devil's Bargain.
Suicide: My Ex-Best Friend. Alternative Healing Methods.
4/00: Creating a Safe, Comfortable Life...Alone and
With Others. Believing Lies = Protecting Perpetrators. Integration.
Comfort Alone and With Others. Therapist's Page. The Wind Beneath Her
Wings. Another View of Healthy Sexuality. Creating a Safe,
Comfortable Life. Topsy Turvy. A Toxic Relationship with a
Therapist. 2/00: Gender and Dissociation. Sexuality and
Intimacy. Self Acceptance. Do Spiders Dream? Gender Issues
and Dissociation. Therapists' Page. My Wife and the Guys. Integration
Discussed. Bi-Gendered. Comment on Fibromyalgia. Fragments of the
Whole. 12/99: Forgiveness: Releasing What We Don't
Remember. The Gift of Forgiveness. How to Forgive What We Don't
Remember. Is Forgiveness a Viable Option? Forgiveness. Healing. How I
Learned to Heal Resentment and Anger. Having MPD and Being All
Alone. Thoughts on Forgiveness (a Christian perspective.)
10/99: Medical Concerns: Surgery, Scars,
Eating Disorders, etc. Living with Scars. Medical Issues and
Dissociation. Therapist's Page. Curing Chronic Fatigue/Fibromyalgia.
The Second Greatest Gift. Nutrition and Fatigue. The Art of
Dissociation. Therapy Session Quiz. 8/99: Embracing
Joy & Laughter! Plus: Next Year's
Themes! Humor Hodgepodge. Embracing Joy
& Laughter in Our Lives. Fun with Boundaries. Therapist's
Page: The importance of being playful. Self-Defense Training and
Recovery. Ending the Never-ending Story. Inner RelationSHIP. Is
Integration Worth It? (6/$36) PO Box 2639, Cincinnati, OH 45201
www.manyvoicespress.com
SIA Bulletin, Survivors of Incest
Anonymous. Fal/01: What Does the World Service Office Provide?
Spr/01: Abundantly Flourishing in the Middle Atlantic
States. Win/00: Signs of Healing on the Road of Recovery.
Sum/00: Survivors of Incest Anonymous: How it works. Want
to Jump Start Your Group? Spr/00: Spotlight on Our Volunteers.
What does World Service Office provide? Spotlight on Literature.
Thoughts for the Day. PO Box 190, Benson, MD 21018-9998.
410.893.3322 or www.siawso.org
S.M.A.R.T., (Stop Masonic Ritual Abuse Today), Each issue
contains a listing of articles and web sites, where available, around
issues of ritual and sexual abuse. 5/03: 19 pages with over a
hundred articles (usually with web site notations) plus resources and
book reviews. Major section devoted to the issue of sexual abuse
within the religious community. 5/02: Lists over 140 articles,
court cases and legal articles, conferences and transcripts, mind
control and experimentation, and journal and related articles.
3/02: Schizophrenia linked to childhood sexual abuse. Mental
illnesses are caused by chemical imbalances in the brain? Wrong.
1/02: Notes & Resources. : 11/01: Notes
& Resources. 9/01: Recovery Guide for Survivors. Be
Clean and Sober. Get Off the Couch and Get Busy. Court Cases and
Legal Articles. 7/01: A Nation Betrayed. 5/01:
Qulities of a Therapist. 3/01: Secret Weapons. McMartin
Preschool Story. 1/01: Survivor Story. 11/00:
Conference Information, Government Programs. Kronisch vs US.
9/00: Survivor Article. Hospital Article. 7/00: Masonic
Ritual Abuse: Another Survivor Account. Conference Information.
5/00: Conference Information. 3/00: Conference
information. 1/00: Propaganda and Mind Control. Stockholm
Syndrome. (6/$12), PO Box 1295, Easthampton, MA 01027-1295
smartnews@aol.com or http://members.aol.com/SMARTNEWS/index2.html
Staying Connected, (Free with $35
membership) 4-6/03: In the Spirit of Healing. Survivors
Healing Center Programs. In English and Spanish. 4-6/02: Human
Race May 11. 1-3/02: Eighth Annual Art of Healing. Family Day.
New Coaching Group for Multiples. Holistic Healing Resources Sought.
10-12/01. 7-9/01. 4-5/01: Advocating for Change, Survivors
Healing Center, 2301 Mission St, Suite C-1, Santa Cruz, CA 95060
(Spr/Sum 99)
The Survivor Activist. Vol 8, No 1-00: To Tell the Truth.
(4), 52 Lyndon Rd, Cranston, RI 02905 www.angelfire.com/ri/totellthetruth
(Vol 7 No 1, 99)
Survivors of Incest Bulletin, World
Services Office, PO Box 21817, Baltimore, MD 21222
www.siawso.org (Vol 1 No 3,
99)
Child Maltreatment 1997: Reports
from the states to the National Child Abuse and Neglect Data
System, US Dept of Health and Human Services.
(Free) Introduction. Services to Prevent Child Maltreatment.
Child Protective Services Investigations. Child Maltreatment
Victims: Who are they? Service Responses. Child Fatalities.
Perpetrators. (Free) National Clearinghouse on Child Abue and Neglect
Information, 330 C Street, SWQ, Washington, DC 20447
800.FYI.3366 or www.calib.com/nccanch
or www.acf.dhhs.gov/programs/cb
The Future of Children: Children and Divorce, Vol 4, No
1, 1994: Children and Divorce. Epidemiology of Divorce. History
and Current Status of Divorce Treds in the Legal Process of Divorce.
Financial Impact of Divorce on Children and Their Families. Child
Support Orders: A perspective on reform. Child Support Orders;
Problems with enforcement. The Determination of Child Custody.
Life-Span Adjustment of Children to Their Parents' Divorce.
High-Conflict Divorce. A Feminist Perspective on Divorce. The
Role of the Father After Divorce. The Future of Children, David and
Lucile Packard Foundation, 300 Second St., Ste 200, Los Altos, CA
94022 or www.futureofchildren.org
The Future of Children: Sexual Abuse of Children. Vol 4,
No 2, 1994: Sexual Abuse of Children. Current Information on the
Scope and Nature of Child Sexual Abuse. Immediate and Long-Term
Impacts of Child Sexual Abuse. Reporting and Investigating Child
Sexual Abuse. Adjudication of Child Sexual Abuse Cases. Doing Justice
and Doing Good: Conflicts for mental health professionals. The
Role of Physicians in Reporting and Evaluating Child Sexual Abuse
Cases. Responding to Child Sexual Abuse: The need for a balanced
approach. Efficacy of Treatment for Victims of Child Sexual Abuse.
Offenders: Characteristics and Treatment. Prevention of hidl
Sexual Abuse. Child Sexual Abuse: Awareness and backlash. The
Future of Children, David and Lucile Packard Foundation, 300 Second
St., Ste 200, Los Altos, CA 94022 or www.futureofchildren.org
The Future of Chilren: Critical Health Issues for Children
and Youth. Vol 4, No 3, 1994: Violence and Today's Youth.
The Changing American Family: Implications for chidren's health
insurance coverage and the use of ambulatory care services. The
Health of Latino Children in the United States. Pulic Policy
Implicatoins of HIV/AIDS in Adolescents. Involuntary Smoking and
Chioldren's Health. Beyond Benefts: The importance of a
pediatric standard in private insurance contracts to ensuring health
care access for children. Child Indicators: Race and Ethnicity -
Changes for Children. The Future of Children, David and Lucile
Packard Foundation, 300 Second St., Ste 200, Los Altos, CA 94022 or
www.futureofchildren.org
The Future f Children: Critical Issues for Children and
Youths. Vol 5, No 2, 1995: Children's Health
Hazards: How children are dfferent from adults. Case Studies of
Environmental Risks to Children. Environmental Policy and Children's
Health. Immigrant Children and Their Families: Issues for
research and policy. Outcomes for Youths with Serious Emotinoal
Disturbance in Secondary Schoola nd Early Adulthood. The Tennessee
Study of Class Size in Early School Grades. The Future of Children,
David and Lucile Packard Foundation, 300 Second St., Ste 200, Los
Altos, CA 94022 or www.futureofchildren.org
The Future of Children: Special Education for Students with
Disabilities. Vol 6, No 1, 1996: Special Education for
Studens with Disabilities. The Legislative and Litigation History of
Special Education. Identification and Assessment of Students with
Disabilities. Learning Disabilities. Effecetiveness of Special
Education: Is placement the critical factor? Transition
from High School to Work or Colelge: How special education
students fare. Financing Special Education. The Future of Children,
David and Lucile Packard Foundation, 300 Second St., Ste 200, Los
Altos, CA 94022 or www.futureofchildren.org
The Future of Children: The Juvenile Court. The Juvenile
Court. Vol 6, No 3, 1996: The Early History of the Court.
The Nature of the Court Today. The Juvenile Court and Deliquency
Cases. The Court's Effectiveness in Protectijng the Rights of
Juveniles in Deliquency Cases. Responding to Juvenile Crime: Lessons
learned. Status Offenses. The Juvenile Court and Dependency Cases.
Responsibility and Effectiveness of the Juvenile Court in Handling
Dependency Cases. The Juvenile Court: A view from the
bench. The Future of the Juvenile Court: Promising new
directives. The Future of the Juvenile Court: A theoretical
framework that fits. The Future of Children, David and Lucile Packard
Foundation, 300 Second St., Ste 200, Los Altos, CA 94022 or www.futureofchildren.org
The Future of Children: Children and Poverty. Vol.
7, No 2, 1997: Children and Poverty. Why so Many Children are
Poor. The Dynamics of Childhood Poverty. The Effects of Poverty on
Children. Child Poverty Can Be Reduced. Programs that Mitigate the
Effects of Poverty on Children. Choosing Among Alternative Programs
for Poor Children. Comprehensive Community Initiatives. Values
Underpinning Poverty Programs for Children. The Future of Children,
David and Lucile Packard Foundation, 300 Second St., Ste 200, Los
Altos, CA 94022 or www.futureofchildren.org
The Future of Children: Protecting Children from Abuse and
Neglect. Vol 8, No 1, 1998: Protecting Children from
Abuse and Neglect. Past, Present,, and Future Roles of Child
Protective Services. The Extent and Consequences of Child
Maltreatment. Family-centered Services. When Children Cannot
Remain Home: Foster family care and kinship care. The Costs of
Child Protection in the Context of Welfare Reform. Rethinking the
Paradigm for Child Proteection. The Future of Children, David and
Lucile Packard Foundation, 300 Second St., Ste 200, Los Altos, CA
94022 or www.futureofchildren.org
The Future of Children: When Shool is Out. Vol 9, No
2, 1999: When School is Out. America's Schoolchildren: Past,
present, and future. The Development of CHildren Ages 6 to 14.
Successful Parenting in High-Risk Neighborhoods. Cultural
Brokers: Helping Latino Children on Pathways Toward Success.
Neighborhoods of Southern California Children and Families.
After-School Child Care Programs. After-School Programs for
Low-Income Children. Where Need Meets Opportunity: Youth
development programs for early teens. The Role of the School in
Chidren's Out-of-School time. The Future of Children, David and
Lucile Packard Foundation, 300 Second St., Ste 200, Los Altos, CA
94022 or www.futureofchildren.org
The Future of Children: Domestic Violence and Cihldren.
Vol 9, No 3, 1999: Domestic Violence and Children.
Prevalence and Effects of Child Exposure to Domestic Violence. The
Impact of Violence on Children. The Impact of Federal and State Laws
on Children Exposed to Domestic Violence. The Legal System's Response
to Children Exposed to Domestic Violence. Child Protective Services
and Domestic Violence. Community-Based Domestic Violence Services.
Health Care System Responses to Children Exposed to Domestic
Violence. Mental Health Services for Children Who Witness Domestic
Violence. Emerging Strategies in the Prevention of Domestic Violence.
The Future of Children, David and Lucile Packard Foundation, 300
Second St., Ste 200, Los Altos, CA 94022 or www.futureofchildren.org
The Future of Children: Unintentional Injuries in Childhood.
Vol 10, No 1, 2000: Unintentional Injuries in Childhood.
The History of Injurt Control and the Epidemiology of Child and
Adolescent Injuries. Individual Level Injurt Prevention Strategies in
the Clinical Setting. Community-Based Injury Prevention
Interventions. Legislative and Regulatory Strategies to Reduce
Childhood Unintential Injuries. The Cost of Childhood Unintentional
Injuries and the Value of Prevention. Evaluating Injury Prevention
Programs: The Oklahoma City Smoke Alarm Project. Training Injury
Control Practitioners: The Indian Health Service Model. The
Future of Children, David and Lucile Packard Foundation, 300 Second
St., Ste 200, Los Altos, CA 94022 or www.futureofchildren.org
The Future of Children: Children and computer technology.
Vol 10, No 2, Fall/Win 2000: Children and Computer
Technology: Analysis and recommendations. Children and
Computers: New technology - old concerns. Who's Wired and Who's
Not: Children's access to and use of commputer technology.
Changing How and What Children Learn in School with Computer-Based
Technologies. Use of Computer Technology to Help Students with
Special Needs. The Impact of Home Computer Use of Children's
Activities and Development. Children's Media Culture in the New
Millennium: Mapping the Digital Landscape. Five
Commentaries: Looking to the Future. What Children Think About
Computers. The Future of Children, David and Lucile Packard
Foundation, 300 Second St., Ste 200, Los Altos, CA 94022 or www.futureofchildren.org
Journal of Aggression, Maltreatment
& Trauma., Vol 3, No 1, 2000: Children Exposed to
Domestic Violence: Current issues in research, intervention,
prevention, and policy development. Vol 2, No 2, 1999:
Maltreatment in Early Childhood: Tools for research-based
intervention. Vol 2 No 1, 1998: Mulltiple Victimization of
Children: Conceptual Develpmental, Research and Treatment
Issues. Vol 1 No 2, 1997: Violence Issues for Health Care
Educators and Providers. Vol 1, No 1, 1997: Violence and
Sexual Abuse at Home: Current issues in spousal battering and
child maltreatment. (1/$85) The Haworth Maltreatment
& Trauma Press, 10 Alice St., Binghamton, NY 13904 or
800.429.6784 or www.haworthpressinc.com
Journal of Child Sexual
Abuse: Research, treatment & program innovations for
victims, survivors and offenders. Vol 8, No 3,
1999: Attitudes Toward Victims of Child Sexual Abuse Among
Adults from Four Ethnic/Cultural Groups. Daughter's Perception of
Being Mthered by an Incest Survivor. Counselor's Beliefs About Ritual
Abuse. Children's Language of Seuxality in Child Sexual Abuse
Investigations. Sexual Abuse, Professional Boundaries, and the Rural
World. Is Fantasy Dangerous to the Health of Children? (1/$45)
The Haworth Maltreatment & Trauma Press,10 Alice St.,
Binghamton, NY 13904 or 800.429.6784 or www.haworthpressinc.com
Journal of Elder Abuse
& Neglect. Vol 11, No 4, 1999: The Financial
Abuse of Mentally Incompetent Older Adults. Meeting the Needs of
Abused Older Women? The Changing Career of Elder Abuse and
Neglect. Mental Health and Criminal Justic Issues Among Perpetrators
of Elder Abuse. The Mistreatment of Older Adults:
Perpetrator-Victim relationships and interventions. (1/$60) The
Haworth Maltreatment & Trauma Press,10 Alice St.,
Binghamton, NY 13904 or 800.429.6784 or www.haworthpressinc.com
Journal of Emotional
Abuse: Interventions, research & theories of
psychological maltreatment, trauma & nonphysical aggression.
Vol 1, No 2, 1998: The Impact of Domestic Violence and Emotional
Aubse on Children. Children of Battered Women: Impact of
emotional abuse on adjustment and development. Racism: Emotional
abusiveness and psychological trauma for ethnic minorities. When
Warrors are Worriers: Gender and children's coping with
interparental violence. (1/$34) The Haworth Maltreatment
& Trauma Press,10 Alice St., Binghamton, NY 13904 or
800.429.6784 or www.haworthpressinc.com
Journal of Religion
& Abuse: Advocacy, pastoral care
& prevention. Vol 1, No 4, 1999: Domestic Violence
and the Church in Nicaragua: Hearing the silenced voices.
Seeking Justice, Seeking Healing: An Asian Pacific Islander
immigrant's perspective. Ending Domestic Violence in Muslin Families.
All in a Day's Work: Action, engagement, and remembering.
(1/$45) The Haworth Maltreatment & Trauma Press,10 Alice
St., Binghamton, NY 13904 or 800.429.6784 or www.haworthpressinc.com
Journal of Trama
& Dissociation: The official journal of the
International Society for the Study of Dissociation. Dedicated to
publishing peer-reviewed scientific literature on psychological
trauma, dissociation and traumatic memory in children and adults from
the only international nonprofit proffessional society that promotes
research and training in the field. The journal provides
in-the-trenches clinicians with science that will guide them to more
effective healing of traumatized persons. Vol 1, No1/00:
Trauma & Dissociation: 20 years of study and lessons
learned along the way. Utilizing Religious Resources in the Treatment
of Dissociative Trauma Symptoms. Some Characteristics of Positive and
Negative Event Memories in a College Sample. Dissociation and
Schizophrenia. Israeli Mental Health Professionals' Attitudes Towads
Dissociative Disorders. Haworth Medical Press, 10 Alice St,
Binghamton, NY 13904. 800.429.6784 or getinfo@haworthpressinc.com
or www.haworthpress.com
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