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TAG promotes education and raises awareness in the field of dissociation, attachment, trauma and abuse recovery.
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:
- Dissociative identity disorder
- Other dissociative disorders
- Effective therapeutic methods
- Issues of attachment, separation and loss
- Promotion of good practice
- Posttraumatic stress
- Spiritual dimension of recovery
- Sexual and ritual abuse
- Self harming
- Supervision issues
- Study days, workshops and training courses
- Information and education
- Guidance for churches and voluntary organisations
Understanding Dissociative Disorders - Kathryn Livingston / FPP / MIND
Understanding the Dissociative Disorders - Marlene Steinberg
What is Dissociative Identity Disorder? - Sidran Foundation / TAG
Psychotherapy with Attachment and the Brain in Mind - Daniel Jay Sonkin
Infanticidal Attachment: Concrete & Symbolic - Adah Sachs
The Origins of Attachment Theory: John Bowlby & Mary Ainsworth - Inge Bretherton
What is Ritual Abuse? - Rape Crisis Scotland
Ritual Abuse FAQs - ra-info.org
Information about Ritual Abuse - Safeline Warwick
General Information about Ritual Abuse - Ritual Abuse Network Scotland
Interact is the Journal of the Trauma and Abuse Group (TAG). Each edition contains articles by leading contributors in the field of trauma, attachment and dissociation and caters for a broad range of readers, including clinicans, survivors, supporters and interested professionals.
The Autumn 2012 edition was recently mailed to members. In order to receive a copy then please join us
Back editions are available - click here to go to the order page for more details.
Some Reflections on Containment - Mike Fisher, TAG
Affect Regulation Skills - Nel Walker, TAG
The Impact of Attachment Trauma on the Helper - Sue Richardson, TAG
An Integrated Overview of Functioning - Mike Fisher, TAG
First Person Plural have produced an excellent training DVD.
Entitled A Logical Way of Being, this information and training DVD which provides an introduction to Dissociative Identity Disorder and other complex dissociative disorders.
Produced for FPP by Serious Media, the DVD features Kathryn Livingston, Melanie Goodwin and Oriel, three experts-by-experience who live with DID, and Dr Mike Lloyd, Remy Aquarone and Sue Richardson, three mental health professionals from the NHS and private sector who are experienced in assessing and treating dissociative disorders.
For more information and to order the DVD, please click here.
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