How can therapists feel prepared to address the possible treatment focus of ruptured maternal relationships in the therapeutic space? Depending on the client, the goal of therapy may be to repair an estranged maternal relationship or to finalize parental estrangement and redefine themself. This book focuses on identifying the estrangement cycle for clinical application with adult women clients by mental health professionals. It provides clinical tools to address the challenges of estrangement and adjustment needs of these clients within the spheres of personal identity, relationships, and…mehr
How can therapists feel prepared to address the possible treatment focus of ruptured maternal relationships in the therapeutic space? Depending on the client, the goal of therapy may be to repair an estranged maternal relationship or to finalize parental estrangement and redefine themself. This book focuses on identifying the estrangement cycle for clinical application with adult women clients by mental health professionals. It provides clinical tools to address the challenges of estrangement and adjustment needs of these clients within the spheres of personal identity, relationships, and grief and loss to promote personal growth and healing in the therapeutic space. It also engages readers by illustrating different stages of estrangement through client vignettes and by providing practical tools for mental health professionals to create a supportive and nonjudgmental space. With this resource, clinicians and clients will feel better equipped with the skills needed to tackle the emotional rollercoaster that is Estrangement Energy. The companion resource website can be found here: https://www.estrangementenergycycle.com
Khara Croswaite Brindle, MA, LPC, ACS, CFT is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Approved Clinical Supervisor in Colorado. She is a Certified Financial Therapist Level-I through the Financial Therapy Association and enjoys various leadership roles within financial therapy to support the growth of the field, including financial therapy supervision, consultation, and her role as Director of Training for the Financial Therapy Clinical Institute. Khara has engaged her community as a mental health professional and clinical supervisor for the past 12 years in both community mental health and private practice settings. She is on a mission to support underearners including therapists in order to cultivate work-life harmony and a better relationship with money as business owners.
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Introduction Structure Identity Protection Author Experience Chapter 1: Estrangement Defined Terms of Estrangement Physical Versus Emotional Estrangement Family Frequency of Estrangement Sibling Estrangement The Stigma of Estrangement Mother-Daughter Estrangement Warning Signs for Daughters Warning Signs for Mothers Cultural Considerations Clinical Considerations Estrangement Explained Chapter 2: Long-Term Effects of Estrangement Symptoms of Estrangement Impact on Partners Impact on Siblings Impact on Children Impact on Other Family Members Impact on Friends and Community Members Chapter 3: Assumptions of Estrangement Selfishness Suddenness Therapist Recommendation Exaggerated Trauma Refusal to Reconcile Too Much Toxic False Memories Mental Health Problems Control over Grandchildren Chapter 4: A Woman's Worth Mother-Daughter Attachment Partner Attachment Attachment Trauma Abuse Neglect Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) Chapter 5: Introduction to The Estrangement Energy Cycle Chapter 6: Cycle of Abuse Power and Control Gaslighting Financial Abuse Generational Trauma Minimizing Scapegoating Caregiving Defective/Denial Superior Parenting Chapter 7: Questioning Shame and Guilt Negative Core Beliefs Self-Doubt Emotion Dysregulation The Burden of Busyness Active Avoidance Self-Criticism Suicidal Ideation Perfectionism Chapter 8: Relationship Rupture Chapter 9: Therapeutic Tools for Estrangement Energy Shutting Down the Inner Critic Experiencing Anticipatory Grief Challenging Ambivalence Exploring Forgiveness Understanding the Fight or Flight Response Addressing Elevated Anxiety Watching for Warning Signs Exploring EMDR Staying Present Chapter 10: Grief and Loss Chapter 11: Discovering Sense of Self Successful Self Trauma Personification Identity Formation Sobriety Versus Recovery Compassionate Touch Reconciled Relationship Positive Role Model Professional Helper Safe Space Chapter 12: Deeper Work Theme #1: What Happened is a Part of Me, But Doesn't Define Me Theme #2: I Know and Trust Myself Theme #3: I Can Change this Trauma Legacy for My Children Chapter 13: Redefining Self-Worth Chapter 14: Revisiting the Cycle Chapter 15: Treating Men Who Are Estranged Chapter 16: Clinical Competencies in Estrangement Assessment Professionalism Intervention Chapter 17: When Someone You Know is Estranged For Partners For Parents Readiness for Reconciliation Parent Dynamics Shared Grief Supporting Self-Awareness For Siblings For Friends and Community Members DO DON'T Chapter 18: Dating and Estrangement Chapter 19: Life After Estrangement Chapter 20: A Final Look at Estrangement Energy Appendix A: Warning Signs in the Mother-Daughter Relationship Appendix B: The Estrangement Energy Cycle Appendix C: Estrangement Energy Therapeutic Tools Appendix D: Estrangement Clinical Competencies and Self-Assessment Appendix E: Group Processing Questions For Therapeutic Groups For Book Club Discussion References Index About the Author
Introduction Structure Identity Protection Author Experience Chapter 1: Estrangement Defined Terms of Estrangement Physical Versus Emotional Estrangement Family Frequency of Estrangement Sibling Estrangement The Stigma of Estrangement Mother-Daughter Estrangement Warning Signs for Daughters Warning Signs for Mothers Cultural Considerations Clinical Considerations Estrangement Explained Chapter 2: Long-Term Effects of Estrangement Symptoms of Estrangement Impact on Partners Impact on Siblings Impact on Children Impact on Other Family Members Impact on Friends and Community Members Chapter 3: Assumptions of Estrangement Selfishness Suddenness Therapist Recommendation Exaggerated Trauma Refusal to Reconcile Too Much Toxic False Memories Mental Health Problems Control over Grandchildren Chapter 4: A Woman's Worth Mother-Daughter Attachment Partner Attachment Attachment Trauma Abuse Neglect Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) Chapter 5: Introduction to The Estrangement Energy Cycle Chapter 6: Cycle of Abuse Power and Control Gaslighting Financial Abuse Generational Trauma Minimizing Scapegoating Caregiving Defective/Denial Superior Parenting Chapter 7: Questioning Shame and Guilt Negative Core Beliefs Self-Doubt Emotion Dysregulation The Burden of Busyness Active Avoidance Self-Criticism Suicidal Ideation Perfectionism Chapter 8: Relationship Rupture Chapter 9: Therapeutic Tools for Estrangement Energy Shutting Down the Inner Critic Experiencing Anticipatory Grief Challenging Ambivalence Exploring Forgiveness Understanding the Fight or Flight Response Addressing Elevated Anxiety Watching for Warning Signs Exploring EMDR Staying Present Chapter 10: Grief and Loss Chapter 11: Discovering Sense of Self Successful Self Trauma Personification Identity Formation Sobriety Versus Recovery Compassionate Touch Reconciled Relationship Positive Role Model Professional Helper Safe Space Chapter 12: Deeper Work Theme #1: What Happened is a Part of Me, But Doesn't Define Me Theme #2: I Know and Trust Myself Theme #3: I Can Change this Trauma Legacy for My Children Chapter 13: Redefining Self-Worth Chapter 14: Revisiting the Cycle Chapter 15: Treating Men Who Are Estranged Chapter 16: Clinical Competencies in Estrangement Assessment Professionalism Intervention Chapter 17: When Someone You Know is Estranged For Partners For Parents Readiness for Reconciliation Parent Dynamics Shared Grief Supporting Self-Awareness For Siblings For Friends and Community Members DO DON'T Chapter 18: Dating and Estrangement Chapter 19: Life After Estrangement Chapter 20: A Final Look at Estrangement Energy Appendix A: Warning Signs in the Mother-Daughter Relationship Appendix B: The Estrangement Energy Cycle Appendix C: Estrangement Energy Therapeutic Tools Appendix D: Estrangement Clinical Competencies and Self-Assessment Appendix E: Group Processing Questions For Therapeutic Groups For Book Club Discussion References Index About the Author
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