International Association for Resilience and Trauma Counseling:
IARTC
Resilience & Trauma Epistemology
A Division of the American Counseling Association
IARTC Mission
To enhance the quality of life for people and communities worldwide by promoting the development of professional counselors; by advancing the ideals of the American Counseling Association, the counseling profession, and the ethical practice of counseling through trauma-informed practices; and, by nurturing respect for human dignity, cultural inclusivity, and resilience.
Join an IARTC Committee!
For those of you who wish to serve IARTC, we have the following committees that you can join:
Advocacy Committee
Awards Committee
Branch Committee
Budget & Finance Committee
Bylaws Committee
Communications, Media, and PR Committee
Conference Committee
DEI & Social Justice Committee
Graduate Student Committee
Membership Committee
Professional Development Committee
IARTC Newsletter Editorial Team
To join a committee, please send your CV and letter of interest to IARTC President Dr. Peggy Mayfield Mayfield.peggyc@gmail.com and IARTC President-Elect Dr. Lisa Levers at levers@duq.edu. If appointed to a committee, we will also need a headshot and a brief bio so that we can add your profile to the IARTC website. IARTC encourages diverse members from national and international communities to apply. IARTC needs you!
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IARTC recently received fiscal year 2023-2024 election results from ACA. Dr. Matthew J. Walsh was elected as IARTC's incoming President-Elect. Celebrate!
Submit an Article to the IARTC Journal--Trauma Counseling and Resilience:
Trauma Counseling & Resilience Portal
Job Openings
Please send notifications about job openings related to resilience and/or trauma IARTC President Peggy Mayfield mayfield.peggyc@gmail.com
Job Opening
Position title and description:
Assistant Professor
Name of Department: Department of Human Development and Family Studies, Colorado State University
Position Description: The Department of Human Development and Family Studies (HDFS) at Colorado State University invites applications for two Assistant Professor tenure-track positions in child and family trauma. The ideal candidate will contribute to our growing program in lifespan applied developmental science and have earned a doctorate or equivalent in areas pertinent to human development and family studies, prevention science, psychology, allied health, or behavioral health by the Fall 2023 start date. We seek experts in research relevant to populations experiencing or having a high probability of experiencing child and family trauma. Example areas of expertise related to trauma include child abuse and neglect (e.g., neurobiology, social-emotional, health, and trauma-informed practices); interpersonal trauma (e.g., peers and romantic partners); trauma-related mental health outcomes; and trauma-focused prevention, assessment, and intervention.
To apply:
https://jobs.colostate.edu/postings/113886
Closing Date: 11/20/2022
Search Chair: Lisa Daunhauer lisa.daunhauer@colostate.edu
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