This issue marks the start of something new. From here on, each of our committees will use these pages to tell you, in their own words, what they have been working on and what is on the way. Our hope is that you come away with a deeper appreciation of what happens across the Society between one gathering and the next.
For this first edition we hear from the Training & Education, Applied TFP and Ethics Committees. The Research and Adolescent (TFP-A) Committees will join us in a coming issue, and over time we would like every part of the Society to have a voice here.
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Ps. Veronica Steiner
Veronica Steiner Segal is a Chilean clinical psychologist who graduated in 1998. Since her beginnings she has been working with patients with Severe Personality Disorders in different health institutions in her country, and since 2018 she is a certified TFP therapist. In 2019 she obtained her accreditation as a teacher and supervisor. Since the same year she is coordinator of Grupo TFP Chile. She is the Executive Officer for the Board and she collaborates with the T&E Committee. She also teaches at the University of Valparaiso, in the Department of Psychiatry, where she also teaches in the Diploma of Severe Personality Disorders.
She collaborates in different courses looking for the diffusion of TFP. Together with Luis Valenciano and Pepa Gonzalez she directs an important training in TFP for Spanish speaking students, Instituto TFP Hispanoamerica.