Dissociative Disorders: A Clinical Review

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Discusses the origins of multiple personality disorder, explains how it is treated, and describes what it is like to live with a parent who has the condition

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Sessions, Deborah

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Posttraumatic Stress Disorder: A Clinical Review

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Eighteen contributors from the National Institute of Mental Health, the Department of Veterans Affairs, and US universities, survey methods for different types of research in psychological trauma theory and treatment. They offer practical advice in designing trauma studies, structured interviews, psychophysiological measures and methods, field research, emotional and ethical issues, data analysis, presenting conference papers, publication, and grant writing. Lacks an index. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

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From the Publisher This book is published by the Sidran Foundation, a national nonprofit organization devoted to advocacy, education, and research in support of people with traumatic stress conditions. To learn more about the Sidran Foundation and our work, please visit our website at http://www.sidran.org. TABLE OF CONTENTS: Part I. Diagnosis Diagnostic Taxonomy: Past to Future / Gary Peterson, M.D. Complexities of Psychiatric Differential Diagnosis in Children with Dissociative Symptoms and Disorders / Nancy L. Hornstein, M.D. Interviewing Strategies for Assessing Dissociative Disorders in Children and Adolescents / Joyanna L. Silberg, Ph.D. Childhood DID: The Male Population / Jean Goodwin, M.D. Psychological Testing with Dissociative Children and Adolescents / Joyanna L. Silberg, Ph.D. Part II. Treatment Factors Associated with Positive Therapeutic Outcome / Joyanna L. Silberg, Ph.D. & Frances S. Waters, M.S.W. The Five-Domain Crisis Model: Therapeutic Tasks and Techniques for Dissociative Children / Joyanna L. Silberg, Ph.D. Therapeutic Phases in the Treatment of Dissociative Children / Frances S. Waters, M.S.W., & Joyanna L. Silberg, Ph.D. Promoting Integration in Dissociative Children / Frances S. Waters, M.S.W., & Joyanna L. Silberg, Ph.D. Art as an Adjunctive Therapy in the Treatment of Children Who Dissociate / Barbara Sobol, M.A., A.T.R. & Karen Schneider, M.A. Supportive Group Therapy for Adolescents with Dissociative Disorder / Bethany Brand, Ph.D. Psychopharmacological Interventions for Children and Adolescents with Dissociative Disorders / Elaine Nemzer, M.D. Part III. Management Parents as Partners in the Treatment of Dissociative Children / Frances S. Waters, M.S.W. The Pediatric Management of the Dissociative Child David Graham, M.D. / School Interventions for Dissociative Children Marcia Waterbury, M.D. Afterword / Joyanna L. Silberg, Ph.D.

The Dissociative Child: Diagnosis, Treatment, and Management

Silberg, Joyanna L. (editor)

With the electrifying tales of 15 survivors of catastrophic human cruelty at its narrative core, Unspeakable Truths & Happy Endings resoundingly illuminates both the necessity and difficulty of compassionate, sensible listening to survivors' tales of trauma.The book journalistically explores the affects of survivors's stories on compassionate listeners -- a group that includes therapists but that also includes friends, family, and even survivors themselves as they work and re-work the realities of their own experience. Along the way, the book addresses the flip side of compassionate listening; squabbles about victimhood and recovered memory. The book concludes that, as thinking and caring inhabitants of a menacing world, we must all learn to hear unspeakable truths. At the same time that we risk accepting the truths about violence and degradation that survivors' memories hold, we must reasonably engage critical thinking when memories of violence and degradation stretch the limits of our credulity. We owe it to survivors to listen compassionately; we owe it to ourselves to listen prudently.

Unspeakable Truths and Happy Endings: Human Cruelty and the New Trauma Therapy

Coffey, Rebecca

With the electrifying tales of 15 survivors of catastrophic human cruelty at its narrative core, Unspeakable Truths &amp; Happy Endings resoundingly illuminates both the necessity and difficulty of compassionate, sensible listening to survivors' tales of trauma.The book journalistically explores the affects of survivors's stories on compassionate listeners -- a group that includes therapists but that also includes friends, family, and even survivors themselves as they work and re-work the realities of their own experience. Along the way, the book addresses the flip side of compassionate listening; squabbles about victimhood and recovered memory. The book concludes that, as thinking and caring inhabitants of a menacing world, we must all learn to hear unspeakable truths. At the same time that we risk accepting the truths about violence and degradation that survivors' memories hold, we must reasonably engage critical thinking when memories of violence and degradation stretch the limits of our credulity. We owe it to survivors to listen compassionately; we owe it to ourselves to listen prudently.

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