When the Caregiver Becomes the Patient

Emil J Authelet, Harold G Koenig, Daniel L Langford

• Foreword Preface Chapter 1. A Frightening Summer Experience Chapter 2. Critique of the Literature on Panic Attacks Introduction Panic Attack As Defined by the DSM-IV The Matrix of Panic Attacks Understanding Panic Using an Integrated Model Treatments for Panic Conclusion Chapter 3. Clinical and Spiritual Perspectives on Anxiety, Panic Attacks, and the Malfunctioning of Our Brains: An Interview with Dr. David Betat Introduction A Dialogue with David Betat, MD Chapter 4. The Frightened Child Hiding Behind the Facade of an Adult The Dan Langford I First Met Struggles with a Mission War in the Classroom The Crisis of the Inner Child A New Level of Self-Awareness Recovery Chapter 5. The Healing of the Frightened Child Introduction The Tyranny of the Inner Child Ego States and Transactional Analysis Recovery Chapter 6. How the Suffering of the Caregiver Benefits the Caregiver-Client Relationship—Part 1 Chapter 7. How the Suffering of the Caregiver Benefits the Caregiver-Client Relationship—Part 2 Introduction What Makes a Good Caregiver? We Live Life and Help Others from the Inside Out The Critical Elements of the Healing Process The Measures of a Therapist’s Integrity and Success Conclusion Chapter 8. Toward a Fresh Model of the Caregiver-Client Relationship: The Oneness of Human Experience—Part 1 Introduction The Dark Side of the Caregiving Professional’s World Pathologies in the Therapist-Client Relationship A New Model of the Caregiver-Client Relationship Reflection Chapter 9. Toward a Fresh Model of the Caregiver-Client Relationship: The Oneness of the Human Experience—Part 2 Introduction The Dark Side of Caregiving A New Model of the Caregiver-Client Relationship Chapter 10. Reflections on John Powell’s Book Fully Human, Fully Alive: A Dialogue Between Emil Authelet and Dan Langford What It Means to Be Set Free Through the Restructuring of Our Thoughts and Perceptions of Ourselves Strategies for Becoming Fully Human, Fully Alive The Restructuring of Thought and Vision Therapy Chapter 11. Finale: Relational Theology and the Circle of Life Introduction Thinking and Relating Holistically Christology God’s Original Intention and Our Deepest Need The Mutual Interconnectedness Between Therapist and Client Authentic Caregiving Building a World of Caregivers What Is Health? The Responsibility of the Therapist Notes Bibliography Index Reference Notes Included