Fwd: Traumatology Table of Contents Awareness for 1 June 2009; Vol. 15, No. 2
Charles Figley, Ph.D.
I wanted to make sure you were aware that the new issue of the Journal is now available. I especially wanted you to read my editorial, which I am attaching.
Best,
Charles
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Date: Mon, Jun 22, 2009 at 5:07 AM
Subject: Traumatology Table of Contents Awareness for 1 June 2009; Vol. 15, No. 2
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Charles Figley, Ph.D.
I totally agree. Do you want to write an entry or two on these topics?
I am sending a copy of this to the networks because I hope it will stimulate thinking and other suggestions like yours.
Thanks,
Charles
Hi Charles,
What a fascinating idea!! In reading over the thematic descriptions in the attached editorial, I think there is are additional topics under Crime and Law that are relevant, including the professionals who work with criminals in prison or on parole. I am still with Corrections Canada and conduct risk of violence assessments and risk of sexual violence assessments. I have read and heard offenders talk about some horrific crimes that are ripe material for potential secondary traumatization. Parole officers and others also are faced with these details and parole officers have been traumatized. Some parole officers are victimized by violent felons, as are other staff including psychologists. In addition, guards in the prisons are often exposed to traumatic events in the form of inmate suicides, murders and riots. Moreover, offenders themselves can be traumatized by their own offenses (e.g., committing murder when in a dissociative rage, or when intoxicated etc). I would be interested in contributing to the encyclopedia in whatever capacity I might be of use.
Take care,
Anne
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Subject: TF Fwd: Traumatology Table of Contents Awareness for 1 June 2009; Vol. 15, No. 2
Hello Everyone,
I wanted to make sure you were aware that the new issue of the Journal is now available. I especially wanted you to read my editorial, which I am attaching.
Best,
Charles
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Date: Mon, Jun 22, 2009 at 5:07 AM
Subject: Traumatology Table of Contents Awareness for 1 June 2009; Vol. 15, No. 2
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James Martin
I am on vacation with limited e-mail access so I have not read the editorial yet. I did want to highlight a recent conversation with some law enforcement officials who described the serious problems being encountered with returning Guard and Reserve military members back into their civilian law enforcement roles. Apparently a national police orgainzation will be publishing a research piece on this topic this fall. I will track this down after my holiday and share wioth others.
Best
Jim
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Hi Anne,
I totally agree. Do you want to write an entry or two on these topics?
I am sending a copy of this to the networks because I hope it will stimulate thinking and other suggestions like yours.
Thanks,
Charles
On Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 1:50 AM, Anne Dietrich < adie...@telus.net > wrote:
Hi Charles,
What a fascinating idea!! In reading over the thematic descriptions in the attached editorial, I think there is are additional topics under Crime and Law that are relevant, including the professionals who work with criminals in prison or on parole. I am still with Corrections Canada and conduct risk of violence assessments and risk of sexual violence assessments. I have read and heard offenders talk about some horrific crimes that are ripe material for potential secondary traumatization. Parole officers and others also are faced with these details and parole officers have been traumatized. Some parole officers are victimized by violent felons, as are other staff including psychologists. In addition, guards in the prisons are often exposed to traumatic events in the form of inmate suicides, murders and riots. Moreover, offenders themselves can be traumatized by their own offenses (e.g., committing murder when in a dissociative rage, or when intoxicated etc). I would be interested in contributing to the encyclopedia in whatever capacity I might be of use.
Take care,
Anne
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Subject: TF Fwd: Traumatology Table of Contents Awareness for 1 June 2009; Vol. 15, No. 2
Hello Everyone,
I wanted to make sure you were aware that the new issue of the Journal is now available. I especially wanted you to read my editorial, which I am attaching.
Best,
Charles
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