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TAG 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.
Interests of the group include:
> Anger, Rage & Relationship, Sue Parker Hall, ACC Midlands & East Anglia, 5 March
> The Big Idea, CONFER Conference, 5 March
> Working with Trauma and Dissociation, ESTD, 5-
> Working with Dissociation, Mike Fisher & Network Counselling & Training, 12 March
> Creative Counselling 2, Deep Release, 12-
> Lifespan Integration Level 1 Training, 13-
> PODS (Partners of Dissociative Survivor) Open Meeting, 14 March
> Workshop on Sexual Abuse Recovery: “Together We Are Stronger”, Into the Light, 20 March
> Understanding Attachment, Deep Release, 20 March
> 17th John Bowlby Memorial Conference, Attachment in the 21st Century: Where Next?
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> Sexual Abuse Training, CIS’ters, 11 & 25 March & 22 April
> ESTD (European Society for Trauma and Dissociation) Conference, 8-
> Working with the Inner Child, Deep Release, 10 April
> Structures and Disorders of the Self, CONFER Seminar Programme, 14 April -
> Mental Health Issues in Counselling, Deep Release, 17 April
> PICT Workshop: Discovering and Changing Limiting Beliefs, 17 April
> Early Trauma, Abuse and Neglect, Deep Release, 19 April
> Understanding Attachment, Deep Release, 27 April
> DID: Who are the Perpetrators? Adah Sachs, 30 April
May 2010 > > June 2010 > > July 2010 > > September 2010 > > October 2010
We have booklists of recommended reading with automated links to Amazon on topics such as:
Understanding Dissociative Disorders -
What is it like to be me? I am DID -
Understanding the Dissociative Disorders -
The Neurophysiology of Dissociation and Chronic Disease -
Working with Dissociative Identity Disorder -
What is Dissociative Identity Disorder? -
Understanding the realities of DID -
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 -
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We have an extensive database of national organisations who provide services to adult survivors of child sexual abuse:
Interact is the Journal of the Trauma and Abuse Group (TAG), an organisation studying and supporting work concerning trauma, abuse and dissociation.
The September 2009 edition is now available to buy for £3.50 inc P&P.
Articles include:
Membership of TAG is £15.00 per year.
Some Reflections on Containment -
Affect Regulation Skills -
The Impact of Attachment Trauma on the Helper -
An Integrated Overview of Functioning -
A Three Phase Approach to Recovery -
Handling Flashbacks and Abreactions in Therapy -