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The Training Institute for Suicide Assessment and Clinical Interviewing [TISA] is dedicated to providing state of the art trainings and courses on suicide assessment, suicide prevention, violence assessment, risk assessment, crisis intervention, clinical interviewing, diagnostic interviewing, and innovative methods for engaging clients and transforming resistance.

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Opened in 1987, the Training and Research Institute for Self Psychology [TRISP] was the first self psychology institute. It offers a 4-year training and certification program and a low-cost clinic.

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Trance theory proposes to explain a variety of trance states and altered states of consciousness through the systematic identification of trance generating loops, the description of the resulting dissociated trance plane and the identification and measurement of the trance force as well as a description of its effects. Music, theater, dance and the visual arts represent areas of interest in which the dissociated trance state can readily be found.

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The Transcultural Mental Health Centre aims to ensure that mental health services are accessible and appropriate to all residents of New South Wales regardless of cultural and linguistic background.

The functions:

• To provide a clinical backup to other psychiatric services and to review patients of non-English speaking backgrounds [NESB].
• Through research activities to identify mental health needs and priorities of people of NESB. In this area the unit collaborates with other similar units in other parts of Australia.
• To improve the level of knowledge about culture and mental health amongst mental health workers, other health professionals and the general community

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The non-profit Trauma and Abuse Group [TAG] provides 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 or have dissociation disorders.

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The Trauma Center's mission is to help trauma survivors re-establish a sense of safety and predictability in the world, and to provide them with state-of-the-art therapeutic care during the process of reconstructing their lives.

The Trauma Center provides comprehensive services to traumatized children and adults and their families, at 10 counseling centers located throughout eastern Massachusetts, Its Certificate Program in Traumatic Stress Studies has state-of-the-art seminars, lectures and supervision groups. The Weekly Lecture Series is open to all mental health professionals. The Research Department conducts studies on traumatic memory and how treatment effects trauma survivors' minds, bodies, and brains.

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Trauma and Dissociation Israel [TDIL] is a non-profit component group of the International Society for the Study of Dissociation [ISSD] and serves as the professional society for mental health professionals, physicians, social workers, counselors, anthropologists and academics who are interested in chronic traumatization, normal dissociation and dissociative psychopathology.

Objectives:

• Develop strategies for the treatment of complex traumatic stress and dissociative disorders
• Provide professional and public education about dissociative disorders
• Support national communication and cooperation among clinicians and investigators working in the field of dissociation
• Promote the development of local groups for study, education and referral

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The Traumatic Stress Institute / Center for Adult & Adolescent Psychotherapy [TSI/CAAP] offers:

• Direct clinical services,
• Forensic assessment and expert testimony
• Organizational consultation and interventions
• Professional education and training

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The purpose of the not-for-profit Traumatic Incident Reduction Association [TIRA] is to define, establish, and develop a philosophy and science of the individual and his world that is effective in enhancing personal ability, awareness, understanding and happiness. Traumatic Incident Reduction is a brief, one-on-one, non-hypnotic, person-centered, simple and highly structured method for permanently eliminating the negative effects of past traumas.