Publications

A Longitudinal Analysis on the Effect of Dropout on Instinctual Trauma Response Treatment Using Maximum Likelihood Methods and Multiple Imputation

Georgia Smith took the years of outcome data collected by Drs. Tinnin and Gantt at the Intensive Trauma Therapy clinic in Morgantown, WV. The follow up assessments were sent to the client after an intensive to be filled out and returned in a self-addressed stamped envelope. Because of this system, many did not comply. 

Poster from the 2024 Trauma Research Foundation Conference

ITR Outcome Poster Presentation by
Jill Opalesky, Georgia Smith, and Linda Gantt

The recording of this presentation is not available but there is similar data presented in this webinar video CLICK HERE

The Arts In Psychotherapy Journal
July 2009 Issue

Support for a neurobiological view of trauma with implications for art therapy
by Linda Gantt & Louis Tinnin

How the ITR Works to Achieve Integration.

A comparison of ITR to the work of Dr. Daniel Siegel

 Draft by
Iryna Natalushko and Linda Gantt

The Arts In Psychotherapy Journal
2007 Issue

Intensive trauma therapy of PTSD and dissociation: An outcome study
by Linda Gantt & Louis Tinnin

Architects of Art Therapy: Memoirs and Life Stories

Chapter 23:
An Accidental Art Therapist
by Linda Gantt

Art Therapy with Military Populations:
History, Innovation, & Applications

Chapter 12:
Using the Instinctual Trauma Response Model in a Military Setting
by Linda Gantt and Mary Ellen Vesprini

Some of the Publications on Trauma by Gantt and Tinnin

Partial List of Publications