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Aims of UKPTS

The main objectives of the UKPTS will be to promote the improvement of the dissemination of knowledge of the effects of traumatic events, their consequences for people and communities, effective preventative interventions and treatments of the undesirable consequences of traumatic events; to develop a network of individuals committed to achieving this objective in the United Kingdom; to maintain a close relationship with the European Society for Traumatic Stress Studies and to partake in any activity that is related to or can promote these objectives.

The Board Members

The United Kingdom Psychological Trauma Society was formed after intensive discussion in and between the UK Trauma Group (UKTG) and BICESTSS which it now replaces.  The inaugural board was formed by 12 members of UKTG.  Nominations for the board were agreed and sanctioned at the AGM at the 2nd Annual meeting, Edinburgh 23 February 2010. Current board members are:

Anne Douglas (Glasgow)

Chris Freeman (Edinburgh)

Claire Fyvie (Edinburgh)

Jamie Hacker Hughes (London)

Alastair Hull (Tayside)

Dawn Harris (Edinburgh) 

Neil Kitchiner (Cardiff)

Deborah Lee (Berkshire)

Gill Moreton (Edinburgh)

John Spector (Watford)

Felicity de Zueleta (London)

 

Office Bearers

Chris Freeman-President For email contact please click here.

Claire Fyvie-Treasurer

Gill Moreton-Secretary For email contact please click here.

 

Co-opted Members

Walter Busuttil (Chair of UK Trauma Group) (Surrey)

Neil Greenberg (Secretary of ESTSS) (Portsmouth)

Sarah Heke (Secretary of UKTG) (London)