Register of Trauma Specialists

 

 

 

 

 

 

Welcome to the Register of Trauma Specialists

The Register of Trauma Specialists (RTS) exists to promote the services of trauma support workers and therapists working in the UK with a special interest in assisting with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and trauma related conditions and syndromes. We do this by inviting individual therapists to register with us and by making details of their services and contact details available on this web site. Registrants are encouraged to maintain memberships of appropriate professional bodies and associations.  This register is independent and carries out its work by promoting this well established web site.


Finding help in an emergency:

The therapists listed on this site are not intended for use in an emergency situation. If you need to speak to someone urgently, consider contacting the Samaritans or SANEline. You can also call your GP surgery for advice.  If your GP Surgery is closed you should hear a recorded message giving advice as to who to call.

NHS Direct - Can be contacted on 0845 4647 - Available 24 hours a day

The Samaritans are available 24 hours a day every day and provide confidential non-judgemental emotional support for distressed people. The Samaritans are available in the UK and Ireland.

If you live outside of the UK and Ireland, visit www.befrienders.org to find your nearest helpline.

UK: 08457 90 90 90
Ireland: 1850 60 90 90
Email: jo@samaritans.org

SANEline is a national out-of-hours telephone helpline (1pm to 11pm every day)offering both emotional support and information for people affected by mental health problems.

SANEline: 0845 767 8000
SANEmail: sanemail@sane.org.uk

Your local accident and emergency room generally provides 24 hour psychiatric cover, ring NHS Direct on 0845 4647 for more information on your local services

Read articles on this site:

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  • Critical Incident Amnesia: The Physiological Basis and the Implications of Memory Loss During Extreme Survival Stress Situations
  • The importance of social interaction to human health
  • Experts: almost anyone could torture
  • Serious Violence, Trauma and Disorganized Attachment
  • Understanding the links between adult attachment styles and violence in intimate relationships: when should couple therapy be the choice of intervention?
  • Violence and Gender – Similarities and Differences
  • Summary of Home Office and NSPCC Statistics Relating to Violence and Abuse
  • Introduction to Attachment Theory
  • The Intergenerational Transmission of Affect
  • Four Patterns of Adult Discourse Observed in the Adult Attachment Interview
  • The Therapeutic Process Using an Attachment-based Approach

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New article:
Experts: almost anyone could torture


Holding a Conference

If you are holding a conference of event that may be of interest to our members please contact us: Click here for more information and contact details

Would you like to post information about your conferences or events on this web site?  Please forward details to us for consideration...  Note inclusion of information on conferences is for information only and should not be considered an endorsement... for further information please contact the organisers direct


 

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