Healing Crisis and Trauma with Mind, Body, and Spirit

Häftad, Engelska, 2006

AvBarbara Rubin Wainrib,Barbara Rubin Edd Wainrib,EdD Wainrib, Barbara Rubin

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Designated a Doody's Core Title!We live in a changed world, a world where the enemy is no longer in uniform on the other side of a trench. There is no longer an identified "war zone" and the "enemy" may be the innocent looking person standing next to us. Clear boundaries and an assumption of safety no longer exist. Learning new skills to address the injuries incurred by sudden trauma and unpredictable lives is essential. This book is written for those persons in the "helping professions." It is also written for those who have a sufficient understanding of psychology and a sufficient awareness of our current world, and want to gain some knowledge about being helpful.This book offers the educator and the practitioner training methods, exercises, and intervention techniques applicable to the gamut of experiences that we currently encounter. It also will introduce readers to newer concepts and their applications such as role play, spirituality, the role of animals in healing, and the concept of forgiveness. Throughout the book, whether it is in those who represent the highly resilient or those who continue to struggle, a strengths perspective is emphasized. Finally, this book describes the "Phoenix Phenomenon", a concept Wainrib developed during the course of her teaching and practice, which articulates and illustrates an inherent ability to use resilience in the process of converting pain into growth.

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Utgivningsdatum2006-03-17
Mått152 x 229 x 10 mm
Vikt254 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor168
FörlagSpringer Publishing Co Inc
ISBN9780826132451

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PREFACEACKNOWLEDGMENTSUNDERSTANDING CRISIS INTERVENTION AND TRAUMA RESPONSEIntroduction: Review of the General Crisis ResponseAcknowledging TraumaHistorical Background: Men, Women, and TraumaMass TraumasUNDERSTANDING TRAUMA AND ITS IMPACTSeptember 11, 2001: The Psychological Experience: Reaction and ResponseAre We All Victims?Understanding ReactionsYour ReactionUnderstanding TraumaVicarious TraumatizationSecondary VictimsMASS TRAUMA, PAST AND PRESENTPart One: Mass Trauma, Past and PresentThe Impact of Mass TraumaGenocideThe Gacaca ProcessTen Years LaterCreating HopeAging Victims of Mass TraumaTreating SurvivorsLong Term Impact of Mass TraumaPart Two: Tsunami! Part Three: Who Am I? Lost Identity of Child Trauma Victims: Are We Recreating This Phenomenon? WOMEN AND TRAUMAWhy "Women and Trauma"?Statisitics, Women, and TraumaThe Women and Trauma ProjectTrauma and Women's HealthWomen, Trauma, and the MilitaryHomelessness The Women of OmarskaThe Trauma of Forced Migration and WarDiversity"Peacekeepers"?TRAUMA FROM WITHIN: LIFE THREATENING ILLNESSImpact and Role Change of Therapist Cancer as TraumaPopulation and Treating ModalitiesWorking with Cancer Patients: Patients' Needs and Therapists' Skills Gender, Family Systems and TraumaPalliative Care and Facing DeathRESILIENCE AND THE PHOENIX PHENOMENONThe Phoenix PhenomenonPhoenixes Amongst UsJohn's StoryJeff's StorySenator Max Clelland's Story Creating ResilienceWhat Creates "A Phoenix'?Toughness/HardinessPositive Change Following Trauma The "Second Disaster" Phoenixes Rising From 9-11TRAUMA AND THE MINDPart One: Experiencing Trauma Prevalence of Trauma: New Roots, Old RootsImportance af Early Assessment For PTSD Part Two: Healing Trauma's FalloutCurrent Information on Treatments and Controversies: The Controversy Over Critical Incident Stress Debriefing HypnosisCognitive Behavioral TherapyAcute Interventions After DisasterCompassion Fatigue Care for the Caregivers Preventive Interventions Other ResourcesTRAUMA AND THE BODYFirst Do No Harm: Creating a Safe PlaceThe Body RemembersThe Body as a Safe PlaceChoosing Life Exercises Other Healing and Affirming ExercisesSPIRITUALITY AND TRAUMAPart One: Defining and Understanding Spirituality's Role in TraumaPart Two: Therapeutic Spirituality: Applying Spirituality to Traumatic SituationsNEW SOURCES OF HEALINGPart One: Healing the HealersAssessing Your Own ResourcesDefining HealingPart Two: Reaching Out To CommunitiesUsing the Media in Healing Political Unrest: The Quebec Referendum and the Anglophone The Clergy ConnectionPart Three: Animals and HealingFORGIVENESSThoughts About ForgivenessMovements Towards ForgivenessPhysiological Components of ForgivenessPopularity of the Concept of ForgivenessWhen Forgiveness BackfiresFINAL THOUGHTS