External Links

Tab #1: Treatment Model & Training Resources

Complex Trauma Training Institute: Comprehensive training and consultation services for US and international conferences, nonprofit organizations, state agencies, educational institutions, municipal, tribal and religious organizations, law enforcement and first responders, and multidisciplinary social services, medical and mental health providers and programs.
Complex Trauma Treatment Centers: National complex trauma treatment development, dissemination and practice expert hub centers providing specialized complex trauma psychotherapy and related services across four outpatient locations in Greater Boston and Long Island.
Complex Trauma Treatment Affiliates: Directory of a best practice and quality assurance network of affiliated private practitioners, group practices and clinics that have received extensive training and supervision to provide outpatient complex trauma-focused treatment services in select locations throughout the United States and Canada.
ARC Information & Training website
CBP Information & Training website
SMART Information & Training Website

Tab #3: DTD Resources

Tab #4: Polyvictimization Resources

Tab #5: General Complex Trauma Resources

Tab #6: Related Resources

Sidran Institute: Collection of articles, fact sheets, brochures and other resources on trauma and dissociation for survivors, loved ones, helpers, media and students.
The National Domestic Violence Hotline: Extensive information and resources on interpersonal trauma occurring in intimate and familial relationships including a confidential 24/7/365 hotline staffed by trained advocates offering compassionate support, crisis intervention information, education, and referral services in more than 200 languages.
Loveisrespect: Collection of extensive resources to educate, empower and assist young people to prevent and end abusive relationships, including fact sheets, brochures, videos, detailed descriptions of various forms of dating abuse, and confidential 24/7/365 peer advocacy via chat, text or phone.
NYS Trauma Informed Network: New York State-based resource, networking and information sharing website established to support trauma-informed care across the medical, behavioral and social services continuum.
Handhold: A new website to help parents support children's mental health developed through by the Massachusetts Office of the Child Advocate, Executive Office of Health and Human Services, and Department of Mental Health. This psychoeducational website was designed to provide tools, tips, and referral resources for parents and guardians of school-aged children (ages 6-12) concerned about their child's mental health.