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Home Trustees Articles & Information Dissociation Trauma Attachment Self Harm Sexual & Ritual Abuse Working Approaches Spiritual Dimension of Recovery Books Book Reviews Book List (by Author) PDF Book List (by Title) PDF Book List (by Publisher) PDF Book List (by Year) PDF Links Organisations To Approach Survivor-Led Groups Further Information Training Membership Contact	How tag came about 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. As a group we acknowledge the contribution of survivors to increased understanding in this area and respect the great value of their insights. The steering group for tag, arose out of a working group set up by the Association of Christian Counsellors to provide training guidelines for counsellors working with survivors of ritual or extreme childhood abuse or who are working with dissociative disorders including dissociative identity disorder. Charity Registration number 1108733 The interests of the group include: Dissociative identity disorder Clients’ rights Other dissociative disorders Self harming Issues of attachment, separation and loss Posttraumatic stress Spiritual dimension of recovery Sexual and ritual abuse Effective therapeutic methods Supervision issues Support for counsellors, therapists, carers and survivors Information exchange Effective working with other agencies Promotion of good practice Study days, workshops and training courses Information and education Guidance for churches and voluntary organisations tag: Publishes a Newsletter on a 6 monthly basis Organises study days and workshops Runs training courses and conferences Can provide guidance, advice and support tag welcomes: You as a member – the more people join together to share and inform, the more we will all benefit and much more importantly the people we work with will benefit. Information on – events, books, programmes, videos, audio tapes, other organisations, new developments in the work, articles from the internet, training courses and conference etc. Articles and comments - from you or your clients if they are willing, comments, book reviews, extracts with permission and anything else of interest in the areas covered by the Group. Your feedback - On the organisation, the website, the newsletter and our training events. Please let us know your thoughts and ideas as we very much value a wide range of inputs. As a group we particularly acknowledge the contribution of survivors to increased understanding in this area, and respect the great value of their insights. We would like to hear from you by letter or email and would like to hear your comments and more about your needs in these areas of work.
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How tag came about

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. As a group we acknowledge the contribution of survivors to increased understanding in this area and respect the great value of their insights.

The steering group for tag, arose out of a working group set up by the Association of Christian Counsellors to provide training guidelines for counsellors working with survivors of ritual or extreme childhood abuse or who are working with dissociative disorders including dissociative identity disorder.

Charity Registration number 1108733

The interests of the group include:

Dissociative identity disorder
Clients’ rights
Other dissociative disorders
Self harming
Issues of attachment, separation and loss
Posttraumatic stress
Spiritual dimension of recovery
Sexual and ritual abuse
Effective therapeutic methods
Supervision issues
Support for counsellors, therapists, carers and survivors
Information exchange
Effective working with other agencies
Promotion of good practice
Study days, workshops and training courses
Information and education
Guidance for churches and voluntary organisations

tag welcomes:

You as a member – the more people join together to share and inform, the more we will all benefit and much more importantly the people we work with will benefit.
Information on – events, books, programmes, videos, audio tapes, other organisations, new developments in the work, articles from the internet, training courses and conference etc.
Articles and comments - from you or your clients if they are willing, comments, book reviews, extracts with permission and anything else of interest in the areas covered by the Group.
Your feedback - On the organisation, the website, the newsletter and our training events. Please let us know your thoughts and ideas as we very much value a wide range of inputs.

As a group we particularly acknowledge the contribution of survivors to increased understanding in this area, and respect the great value of their insights.

We would like to hear from you by letter or email and would like to hear your comments and more about your needs in these areas of work.

How tag came about

The interests of the group include:

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tag welcomes: