The ATSS Board of Directors believes in enhancing our communication, engagement, and presence, whether face-to-face or virtually worldwide. We seeks to provide an opportunity to each member the ability to connect with one another. Our organization is not an association that provides only opportunities for professional recognition through certification, but through our organization, we are committed to our community members that ethically support, empowers, and lifts each other.
Our blog is an important avenue that helps promote advocacy, education, empowerment, and networking with members, as well as non-members supporting the work of ATSS.
It is important that as ATSS members and trauma professionals, that we recognize that not everyone will agree with all submitted blog posts. We have may have members who will disagree with some factors within certain submitted pieces and have their positions backed up with peer-reviewed scholarly articles, quotes from leading researchers, etc. Brad Coulbeck, 2016 Vice-President of ATSS reminded us that, “even leaders in the field don’t agree on everything. Here at ATSS, we encourage that dialogue, but request that it be done respectfully and without personal attacks”.
If you are interested in becoming part of the committee, providing content for the blog and links to new research, or provide additional support, please contact us at [email protected]
We look forward to engaging with our ATSS community and fellow trauma professional around the world!
Growing up I wasn’t always the fastest, smartest, or strongest, and failed at many things, but before I lost my father to cancer when I
Sergeant Carter started his policing career with a large municipal police agency in Ontario in 1998, after graduating with a Bachelors Degree in Physical Education
Serving your nation is one of the most truly noble acts that a person can do in life. Setting aside your own desires, dreams, and
Hacksaw Ridge, a film that will debut November 4, 2016, will spark discussion about war, PTSD, faith and combat. One of our certified members, Chaplain
Should emergency services workers maintain work routines after exposure to trauma? As a police manager I’ve thought about this question because I’ve seen officers who
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