CTI Professional Membership Support Network

You Support Others. Who Supports You?

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Our affordable Annual Membership Support services offer an online platform dedicated to both personal and professional growth, specifically designed to support your journey as you learn or already deliver trauma-specific therapies, or simply support people during any crisis. By joining, you gain access to group supervisions, annual conferences, past webinars, a compilation of articles, our journal, directory listings, and more — all included in your Annual Membership at no additional cost, with additional discounts on workshops and eligible individual supervision. You can choose between occasional or regular learning opportunities, providing you with the flexibility to access our support whenever you need it:

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• CTI Pro Support Membership — £95 per year 

• Concessionary CTI Pro Support Membership — £49 per year, with the same benefits for professionals facing financial difficulties

• CTI Basic Access Plan — free limited access to selected resources

We have deliberately kept our membership fees affordable to make ongoing professional learning and support accessible to more professionals worldwide. Your subscription not only strengthens your own practice but also funds research in this developing field and supports our volunteers in underserved regions. We are not a regulatory body; our role is to provide practical support to clinicians and cross-disciplinary practitioners working with survivors during stabilisation or crisis — truly Helping the Helpers. At the same time, our membership reflects the urgent need to modernise mental health training and service delivery, where too often ideology has replaced skills. We are committed to moving beyond outdated models and ideological slogans, toward innovative, evidence-informed approaches grounded in somatic, neurobiological, systemic, and community-based practices.

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How We Differ:

We are dedicated to supporting professionals from all disciplines during the most challenging stage of recovery: Safety & Stabilisation, including early crisis support. This stage is essential for both clinicians and non-clinicians working with traumatised clients in any context. In addition to qualified mental health professionals, we also support a diverse range of professionals, including social workers, physical health professionals, complementary therapists, educators, legal professionals, first responders, humanitarian workers, coaches, and many others.

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Why Cross-Disciplinary?
Effective Safety and Stabilisation often requires coordinated support across different professions, particularly when people face complex psychological, relational and practical difficulties. This is why our focus is on developing complex trauma-informed competencies through the application of a phased trauma recovery model. To effectively support people in crisis, we must speak the same language across disciplines, ensuring coordinated and comprehensive care.

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Why Us?
Since 2012, we have been fortunate to attract and collaborate with numerous international experts who have built their expertise in diverse contexts around the world —many of whom you can meet at our International Annual Conferences. As a result, we are guided by real professional experience while ensuring that we remain connected with academia and the latest evidence-based research. This unique blend of hands-on experience and scholarly insight allows us to offer a holistic, effective approach to trauma-informed support.

As a Membership Support Network, our goal is to act as your scaffolding for both personal and professional growth, providing access to a regular online support system—whether you are learning trauma-specific therapies or already supporting individuals during a crisis.​