Resources
Recently published articles in a peer-reviewed journal
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Gaston, L. (2024). PTSD in Personality Disorders (Psychotherapy – Part 4). To be published.
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Gaston, L. (2024). PTSD in Personality Disorders (Psychotherapy – Part 3). To be published.
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Gaston, L. (2024). PTSD in Personality Disorders (Psychotherapy – Part 1). To be published.
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Gaston, L. (2024). PTSD in Personality Disorders (Theory – Part 2). To be published.
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Gaston, L. (2024). PTSD in Personality Disorders (Theory – Part 1). Combat Stress, Winter, 24-33.
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Gaston, L. (2022). Moving Beyond Survivor Guilt. Combat Stress, Spring, 22-27.
- Rivest-Beauregard, M., Brunet, A., Gaston, L., et al. (2022). The Clinician-Administered PTSD Scale for DSM-5 (CAPS-5) Structured Interview for PTSD: A French Language Validation Study. , 2022, 34(3):e26-e31.
- Gaston, L. (2020). Adverse Effects of Trauma-Focused Therapies (Part 2). Combat Stress, Autumn, 32-43.
- Gaston, L. (2020). Adverse Effects of Trauma-Focused Therapies (Part 1). Combat Stress, Summer, 40-47.
- Gaston, L. (2020). Researchers’ Biases Wrongly Dictate Therapy For PTSD. Combat Stress, Winter, 36-45.
- Gaston, L. (2019). Challenging The CBT Dogma To Treat PTSD. Combat Stress, Fall, 52-63.
- Gaston, L. (2019). What Is The Best Mechanism For Remitting PTSD, Trauma-Focused Or Not? Combat Stress, Summer, 14-23.
- Gaston, L. (2019). Challenging Beliefs About the Psychotherapy of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). International Journal of Psychotherapy, Counselling and Psychiatry: Theory Research & Clinical Practice, 3, 1-11.
- Gaston, L. (2017). Divergent mechanisms in trauma-focused vs. non-trauma-focused therapies for post-traumatic stress disorder. International Journal of Victimology, 34, 71-79.
A book on trauma psychotherapy
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Clinical and scientific documents
• Gaston, L. (2022). Moving Beyond Survivor Guilt. Combat Stress, Spring, 22-27.
• Easy, Easy with PTSD: An Expert Clinicians’ Appeal (Gaston, 2015)
• Limitations of Trauma-Focused Therapies (Gaston, 2015)
California Psychotherapy Alliance Scales