ICISF’s World Congress on Stress, Trauma & Coping is held every other year and attracts approximately 800 participants from across the U.S. and around the World. Over the course of six days (3 days of all-day pre-conference workshops and 2.5 days of the Congress), participants attend general sessions, breakouts, in-depth workshops, lunch discussions, exhibits, posters, special interest meetings and social events. The World Congress has traditionally been held in Baltimore due to the city’s proximity to ICISF headquarters, which enables ICISF to keep registration fees as low as possible.

Attendance is multi-disciplinary, with participants representing the fields of emergency services, public safety, mental health, school administration & counseling, medical, military, clergy, security, business and industry, among others.

Click on the logo below to access the 12th World Congress website!

For information about future World Congresses (2013 and beyond), sign up for email updates by clicking on the link below. Complete the form and be sure to select “World Congress on Stress, Trauma & Coping Information.”

The 11th World Congress was held in February 2011. If you’d like to learn more about the content of that conference, click on the link below to go directly to the 11th World Congress website.
11th World Congress Website (held February 2011)

Click on the link below for more information about past World Congresses and resource material available from them (Printed Proceedings, Audio Recordings, etc).

Resource & Reference Material from Past World Congresses