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 Current TIR Outcomes Project
If you are a TIR Workshop graduate and would like to participate in this unique
research opportunity please contact Victor R. Volkman
for information. The TIR Outcomes Project terminates on December 31st, 2008.
Traumatic Incident Reduction: From Observation to Evidence by John Durkin, Research & Studies Chair
Completed Research Involving TIR Outcomes
Dissertations
Bisbey, L., (January,
1995). "No Longer a Victim: a Treatment Outcome Study of Crime Victims
with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder." (Doctoral Dissertation,
California School of Professional Psychology, San Diego, CA.)
Her dissertation compared TIR and Imaginal Flooding with a control
group. Fifty seven subjects.
Specify Order Number 9522269
Coughlin, W., (May, 1995).
"Traumatic Incident Reduction: Efficacy in Reducing Anxiety
Symptomatology." (Doctoral Dissertation, Union Institute, Cincinnati,
OH.)
Specify Order Number 9537919
Valentine, Pamela V. "Traumatic Incident Reduction: Brief Treatment of Trauma-Related Symptoms in Incarcerated
Females" (Doctoral Dissertation, Florida State University)
Specify Order Number 9725020
Order copies of dissertations
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Selected Journal Articles about TIR
Dietrich, Anne M; Baranowsky, Anna B; Devich-Navarro, Mona; Gentry, J Eric; Harris, Chrys Jay; Figley, Charles R "A review of alternative approaches to the treatment of post traumatic sequelae." Traumatology, 6(4): pp. 251-271, December 2000, ISSN: 1534-7656
Figley, Charles R; Carbonnell, Joyce L; Boscarino, Joseph A; Chang, Jeani "A Clinical Demonstration Model for Assessing the Effectiveness of Therapeutic Interventions: an Expanded Clinical Trials Methodology." International Journal of Emergency Mental Health, 1(3): pp. 155-164, Summer 1999
Valentine, P. and Smith, Thomas E. . "Evaluating Traumatic Incident Reduction Therapy with Female Inmates: a Randomized Controlled Clinical Trial." Research on Social Work Practice, v. 11, no. 1, pp. 40-52, January 2001, ISSN: 1049-7315
Valentine, P. "Traumatic Incident Reduction I: Traumatized Women Inmates: Particulars of Practice and Research", Journal of Offender Rehabilitation Vol. 31(3-4): 1-15, 2000
Valentine, P. and Smith, Thomas E. "A Qualitative Study of Client Perceptions of Traumatic Incident Reduction (TIR): a Brief Trauma Treatment." Crisis Intervention and Time-Limited Treatment, v. 4, no. 1, pp. 1-12, 1998, ISSN: 1064-5136
Valentine, P. "Traumatic Incident Reduction: A Review of a New Intervention." Journal of Family Psychotherapy, 6, (2), 79-85, 1995.
Valentine, P. "Brief Treatment of Trauma-Related Symptoms in Incarcerated Females with TIR".Proceedings of the Tenth National Symposium on Doctoral Research in Social Work, 1998
Wylie, M. S. "Researching PTSD: Going for the Cure." Family Therapy Networker, 20(4), pp. 20-37, July/Aug. 1996.
Accelerated Recovery Program for Compassion Fatigue: An ISTSS paper describing how
TIR and other methods address Compassion Fatigue.
Charles Figley and
Joyce Carbonell 's "Active
Ingredient" Series at Florida State University, 1994-95
The "Active
Ingredient" project attempts to discover the actual means by which
trauma may be released via a comparison of efficacy of TIR, TFT, EMDR,
and TAT. Published results appear below:
Gerbode, F.A. (1989).
Beyond Psychology: an Introduction to Metapsychology, 3rd
Ed. Menlo Park, CA: IRM Press
Moore, R.H. (1992). Cognitive-Emotive Treatment of the Post-Traumatic Stress
Disorder. In W. Dryden and L. Hill (Eds.)
Innovations in Rational-Emotive
Therapy. Newbury Park, CA: Sage Publications
Moore, R.H. (1993).
Innovative Techniques for Practitioners.
The RET Resource Book
for Practitioners. New York, NY: Institute for Rational-Emotive
Therapy.
Gerbode, F.A. &
Moore,
R.H. (1994). Beliefs and Intentions in RET.
Journal of
Rational-Emotive & Cognitive-Behavior Therapy, Vol. 12, No. 1.,
Albert Ellis Institute
Bisbey, L., MA, CTS and
Bisbey, S.
Brief Therapy for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: Traumatic Incident
Reduction and Related Techniques
French, Gerald D., MA, CTS and Harris, Chrys, Ph.D, CTS,
Traumatic Incident Reduction (TIR)
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Traumatic Incident Reduction: Research & Results Book |
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Traumatic Incident Reduction: Research & Results provides synopses of
several TIR research projects from 1994 to 2004. Each article, in the
researcher's own words, provides new insights into the effectiveness of
Traumatic Incident Reduction. The three doctoral dissertation level
studies that form the core of this book investigate the results of TIR
outcomes with crime victims, incarcerated females, and anxiety and panic
disorders respectively (Bisbey, Valentine, and Coughlin).
Both informal and formal reports of the "Active Ingredient" study by
Charles R. Figley and Joyce Carbonell of Florida State University show
how TIR stacks up against other brief treatments for traumatic stress,
including Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) et al.
A further case study by Teresa Descilo, MSW informs of outcomes from an
ongoing project to provide help to at-risk middle-school students in an
inner-city setting.
An introduction by Robert H. Moore, Ph.D. provides background into how
TIR provides relief for symptoms of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
(PTSD) and firmly establishes the roots of TIR in the traditions of
desensitization, imaginal flooding, and Rogerian techniques.
This book contains the most detailed list of Traumatic Incident
Reduction and Metapsychology resources yet published. This appendix
includes references to dissertations, books, selected journal articles,
AMI/TIRA newsletter compendium, web resources, and the TIR and
Metapsychology lecture series (audio). Includes index.
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