First Member Chat Session

April 24, 2016April 20, 2012 by

Our first Member Chat Session was held April 18th, 2012. Drs. Kosson and Leedom discussed the history of the Foundation and our strategic plan. Members also received a guided tour of the website and had an opportunity to ask questions.

We believe psychopathy is a serious disorder that hurts many people. Through our efforts, we hope to contribute to greater recognition of and greater understanding by both professionals and the general public of the nature and impact of psychopathy on victims/survivors. We envision a future in which psychopathy has less of a negative impact on the families, friends, co-workers, and victims of psychopathic individuals as well as individuals with psychopathic traits themselves because of the establishment of: • more effective methods to help victims and survivors recover from traumatic relationships with such individuals; • more effective methods to prevent or ameliorate the development of psychopathic traits; • more effective methods to treat psychopathic features. Approved by Board of Directors: May 12, 2017 Reviewed and updated by Executive Committee: May 1, 2018

Welcome to the Aftermath: Surviving Psychopathy Foundation website. We are a non-profit organization, a working coalition of psychopathy researchers, mental health professionals, victims and family members of those affected with psychopathy. Our purpose is to provide information and support to those whose lives, health, and/or careers have been placed at risk or negatively impacted by psychopathy. On this site you will find a a variety of resources: Survivors Forum: We operate a moderated self-help Forum where victims, family members, clinicians and researchers can get together to share their experiences. VISIT OUR FORUM Aftermath Radio: For several years, Dr. Robert Schug hosted our online Aftermath Radio broadcasts live from California State University KBeach Radio. During these entertaining and informative broadcasts, he discussed important research about psychopathy and interviewed psychopathy experts and victims and took questions from callers. These broadcasts are archived here. VISIT AFTERMATH RADIO Support Us: Support the Aftermath Foundation by becoming a Member, making a Donation, or partnering with us as a Volunteer!

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