European Society for Trauma and Dissociation E.S.T.D.
1ste Hogeweg 16-a
3701 HK Zeist
The Netherlands http://www.estd.org
1ste Hogeweg 16-a
3701 HK Zeist
The Netherlands http://www.estd.org
Sponsors Conference:
“There are many walls to take down – on the way to integration”
From the website:
We are delighted that the third European conference of the European Society of Trauma and Dissociation will be held in Germany … we do not only want to address individual, but also societal aspects of trauma and dissociation.
The opening plenary will be given by Dr. Karl-Heinz Bomberg*, who will talk about late effects of political repression in the GDR. Furthermore, psychotherapists from Israel, Germany and the USA will share their perspectives on the lasting effects of the Holocaust and World War II in the form of a symposium.
In addition, Bethany Brand will present the first multi-site, multi-national treatment outcome study of Dissociative Identity Disorder; Michaela Huber will give a lecture about state of the art treatment in Complex Trauma, and Marja Rexwinkel will describe treatment interventions addressing attachment problems in severely traumatized families with very young infants.In inspiring preconference workshops from international high ranked speakers like Rick Kluft (USA), Sandra Wieland (CAN) Richard Loewenstein (USA), Andrew Moskowitz (UK), Bethany Brand (USA) and Kathy Steele (USA) and others you can inform yourself about the state of the art of diagnosis and treatment of dissociative disorders. We are very pleased that Bruce Perry, who inspired us in Belfast with his Keynote speech, is coming back offering a three hour in-conference workshop on “An Introduction to the Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics”. ..The
Conference is accredited by the German Psychotherapeutenkammer Berlin (psychotherapy organisation), which is also officially recognized by the German Ärztekammer (medical organisation).
- 8 CME credits for Pre-Conference Workshop on 29 March 2012
- 3 CME credits for Keynote Lectures on 29 March 2012
- 6 CME credits for Lectures on 30 – 31 March 2012
Questioning Dissociative Identity Disorder, Multiple Personalities, and Plurals 