Trauma counseling : theories and interventions /

Trauma counseling : theories and interventions /

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Imprint:New York : Springer Pub., c2012.
Description:xxiii, 599 p. : ill. ; 26 cm.
Language:English
Subject:
Psychic trauma -- Treatment.
Wounds and injuries -- Psychological aspects.
Counseling -- methods.
Psychological Theory.
Stress Disorders, Traumatic -- psychology.
Stress Disorders, Traumatic -- therapy.
Stress, Psychological.
Survivors -- psychology.
Psychic trauma -- Treatment.
Wounds and injuries -- Psychological aspects.
Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/8785651
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Other authors / contributors:Levers, Lisa Lopez.
ISBN:9780826106834
0826106838
9780826106841 (e-book)
0826106846 (e-book)
Notes:Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of Contents:
  • Contributors
  • Foreword
  • Preface
  • Acknowledgments
  • Section I. Trauma and Context
  • 1. An Introduction to Counseling Survivors of Trauma: Beginning to Understand the Context of Trauma
  • Appendix
  • 2. Historical Contexts of Trauma
  • 3. Theoretical Contexts of Trauma Counseling
  • 4. Neurobiological Effects of Trauma and Psychopharmacology
  • Section II. Trauma of Loss, Vulnerability, and Interpersonal Violence
  • 5. Issues of Loss and Grief
  • 6. Trauma Survivorship and Disability
  • 7. Sexual Trauma: An Ecological Approach to Conceptualization and Treatment
  • 8. Trauma Experienced in Early Childhood
  • 9. Trauma Experienced in Adolescence
  • 10. Treating Adult Trauma Survivors
  • 11. Intimate Partner Violence
  • 12. Elder Abuse
  • 13. Addiction and Psychological Trauma: Implications for Counseling Strategies
  • Appendix, Maureen Keating
  • 14. Criminal Victimization
  • 15. Traumatic Aftermath of Homicide and Suicide
  • Section III. Introduction and the Trauma of Hate
  • 16. Existential Perspectives on the Psychology of Evil
  • 17. Racial and Ethnic Intolerance: A Framework for Violence and Trauma
  • 18. Understanding and Responding to Sexual and Gender Prejudice and Victimization
  • Section IV. Community Violence, Crisis Intervention, and Large-Scale Disaster
  • 19. Contextual Issues of Community-Based Violence, Violence Specific Crisis and Disaster, and Institutional Response
  • 20. School Violence and Trauma
  • 21. Workplace and Campus Violence
  • 22. Natural Disasters and First Responder Mental Health
  • 23. Genocide, Ethnic Conflict, and Political Violence
  • 24. The Impact of War on Civilians
  • 25. The Impact of War on Military Veterans
  • 26. Disaster Behavioral Health: Counselors Responding to Terrorism
  • Section V. Clinical Assessment and Treatment Issues
  • 27. Assessment in Psychological Trauma: Methods and Intervention
  • 28. Models for Trauma Intervention: Integrative Approaches to Therapy
  • 29. Strategies and Techniques for Counseling Survivors of Trauma
  • Section VI. Collaborative Work in the Area of Trauma Counseling
  • 30. Ethical Perspectives on Trauma Work
  • 31. Vicarious Traumatization
  • 32. Therapist Self Care: Being a Healing Counselor Rather Than a Wounded Healer
  • 33. Trauma and Supervision
  • 34. Conclusion: An Integrative Systemic Approach to Trauma
  • Index

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