Michaela Huber
Founder & Scientific Director
Responsible for scientific vision, academic direction, clinical standards, research priorities, publications and international scientific relations.
International Scientific Institution
Where scientific research and clinical practice meet.
The International Institute for Psychology LLC develops scientific orientation in stress, trauma, dissociation and related disciplines through research evaluation, knowledge translation and the preservation of scientific heritage.
Mission
Scientific knowledge requires evaluation, context and responsible translation.
The Institute connects research, clinical expertise, academic education and international scientific communication. Its mission is to provide reliable orientation in an increasingly complex scientific landscape.
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Scientific Evaluation
Current evidence is assessed critically, with attention to methodology, limitations, clinical relevance and historical context.
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Knowledge Translation
Scientific evidence is transformed into meaningful knowledge for education, clinical practice and institutional development without compromising scientific accuracy.
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Scientific Preservation
The development of modern psychotraumatology is documented and preserved as scientific heritage for future generations.
Institutional Architecture
Five permanent pillars.
The public structure of the Institute is built around scientific orientation, curated knowledge, historical preservation, global observation and academic development.
Scientific Programs
Research
Long-term research programs in stress, trauma, dissociation, attachment and clinical translation.
Open Research →Knowledge Collections
Scientific Library
Curated knowledge collections designed for scientific navigation rather than simple information retrieval.
Open Library →Scientific Memory
Scientific Heritage
Documentation of the intellectual history, milestones and scientific environment of psychotraumatology.
Open Heritage →Global Monitoring
Global Trauma Observatory
Continuous observation of international research, guidelines, diagnostic developments and scientific debates.
Open Observatory →Academic Record
Publications
Scientific reviews, position papers, white papers, observatory reports, books and educational publications.
Open Publications →Future Development
Academic Programs
A future-oriented academic structure for lectures, training, certificate programs and graduate-level development.
Open Academic Programs →Institute Leadership
Scientific direction and executive institutional leadership.
The Institute is led through a structure that combines scientific vision, clinical standards, institutional development and international scientific communication.
Martina Pacino-Huber
Executive Director
Responsible for executive leadership, institutional development, research development, international scientific cooperation, knowledge translation and strategic partnerships.
The Scientific Environment
The intellectual context of modern psychotraumatology.
This section documents the scientific environment in which the work of Michaela Huber has evolved: researchers, clinicians, institutions, scientific societies, historical influences and significant contributions to contemporary psychotraumatology. It does not represent a partner directory.
Luise ReddemannStabilisation · Trauma Therapy
Eli SomerDissociation · Maladaptive Daydreaming
Onno van der HartStructural Dissociation · Trauma Theory
Ellert NijenhuisDissociation · Trauma · Neurobiology
Arne HofmannEMDR · Trauma Processing
Lutz BesserDevelopmental Trauma · Education
Jochen PeichlAttachment · Trauma · Psychotherapy
Scientific SocietiesISSTD · ESTD · EMDR Europe