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• Title:Traumatic relationships and serious mental disorders / Jon G. Allen.
  
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• Author/Creator:Allen, Jon G.
  
• Published/Created:Chichester ; New York : Wiley, ©2001.
  

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  • Call Number: RC455.4.O23 A38 2001
    
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• Library of Congress Subjects:Object relations (Psychoanalysis)
  Psychology, Pathological.
  Attachment behavior.
  Psychic trauma.
  Psychological abuse.
  Psychotherapy.
  Psychotherapist and patient.
  
• Description:xxiv, 460 p. : ill. ; 25 cm.
  
• Summary:"This book provides psychologists, psychiatrists, nurses, and counsellors with a conceptual frame work and a review of a huge knowledge base that will support and guide treatment and prevention programmes for these serious problems." "The key elements of successful interventions are the engagement and motivation of the patient. This book provides therapists with the framework, knowledge base, and practical guidelines for educating patients and those close to them about the nature of trauma, its consequences, and treatment. The author presents in detail his own "tried and tested" education-based interventions. This book will be an immensely valuable resource for practitioners and academics working in all therapeutic traditions."--BOOK JACKET.
  
• Notes:Includes bibliographical references (pages [383]-452) and index.
  
• ISBN:0471491020 (cloth)
  0471485543 (pbk.)
  
• Contents:Foreword / Peter Fonagy
  1. A Developmental Approach to Trauma. Core features of trauma. Trauma, psychopathology, and development. Relatively impersonal trauma. Interpersonal Trauma. Educating clients about trauma
  2. Trauma in Attachment Relationships. Attachment trauma in childhood. Attachment trauma in adulthood. Attachment trauma and psychopathology. Educating Clients about attachment trauma
  3. Attachment, Relationships, and Reenactment. Attachment and physiological regulation. Attachment patterns in infancy and childhood. Mental representation and internal working models. Developmental continuity and discontinuity in attachment. Attachment patterns in adulthood. Reenactment. Educating clients about attachment and reenactment
  4. The Traumatized Self. The traumatized 'I'. The traumatized 'Me'. Educating clients about the traumatized self
  5. PTSD and Traumatic Memories. PTSD. Traumatic memories. Repressed memories? Factors that impair personal event memories of trauma. A spectrum of accuracy in personal event memories of trauma. Educating clients about traumatic memories
  6. Trauma as Chronic Physical Illness. PTSD as a chronic physical illness. Trauma and ill health. Educating clients about chronic physical illness
  7. Dissociative Detachment and Compartmentalization. The traumatic basis of dissociation. PTSD and dissociation. Evolutionary origins of dissociative states. Genetic and neurobiological contributions to dissociation. Dissociative detachment. Dissociative compartmentalization. Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID). Dissociation, PTSD, and psychosis. Educating clients about dissociative states
  8. Substance Abuse, Eating Disorders, and Self-Harm. Substance abuse. Eating disorders. Deliberate self-harm. Educating clients about interpersonal effects and vicious circle
  9. Post-Traumatic Depression. Depression and PTSD. Trauma, stress, and depression. Depression as interpersonal imbalance. Trauma and bipolar disorder. Educating clients about the catch-22s of depression
  10. Post-Traumatic Personality Disorders. Personality disorder or complex PTSD? Trauma and personality disorder. Dissociation and personality disorder. Insecure attachment and personality disorder. Trauma in the etiology of BPD. The problem of masochism. Alienation. Educating clients about personality disorders
  11. Containing Trauma. Containment. Structuring treatment. The hazards of seeking social support. Secure attachment in psychotherapy. Principles of self-regulation. Educating clients about self-regulation strategies
  12. Narrating Trauma. Avoidance revisited. Beyond catharsis. Transformation. Selected techniques. Some horse races. Some complication. Narrating trauma. Educating clients about narrating trauma
  13. Psychoeducational Approaches. Educating adolescents / AnnMarie Glodich. Educating partners and family members / Kay A. Kelly
  14. Therapists at Risk. Childhood adversity. Current stress. Impact of secondary stress. Prevention and intervention.