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Approaches to Psychic Trauma: Theory and Practice covers the many developments in the relatively new field of trauma therapy. It examines the nature of the wide variety of treatments available for traumatized people, describing elements they have in common and those that are specific to each treatment. Originating with the editor's clinical experience working with patients from the former German Democratic Republic, contributors then discuss alternative therapies including ego psychology, self psychology, object-relations theory, attachment theory, psychoanalysis, and art therapies. Case…mehr
Approaches to Psychic Trauma: Theory and Practice covers the many developments in the relatively new field of trauma therapy. It examines the nature of the wide variety of treatments available for traumatized people, describing elements they have in common and those that are specific to each treatment. Originating with the editor's clinical experience working with patients from the former German Democratic Republic, contributors then discuss alternative therapies including ego psychology, self psychology, object-relations theory, attachment theory, psychoanalysis, and art therapies. Case studies further illustrate the application and practice. Approaches to Psychic Trauma presents a diversity of theories and tools centering on trauma and history, and through the microcosm of individual personalities one may have a close-up view of how historical events, as well as personal narratives and reactions to them, consciously and unconsciously affect the individual.
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Autorenporträt
Bernd Huppertz, MD, is a physician, psychotherapist (child, adolescent, and adult), psychiatrist, neurologist, and former brain researcher. He has had a private practice in Germany since 1998. He is a member of the American Psychological Association, fellow of the International College of Psychosomatic Medicine, and founder of the Institute for Comparative Psychotherapy. In 2002, he qualified to teach further education in psychiatry and psychotherapy (German Medical Association). He has widely published in the fields of psychiatry, psychoanalysis, psychotherapy, and psychosomatic medicine, and is editor of Psychotherapy in the Wake of War: Discovering Multiple Psychoanalytic Traditions.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface Acknowledgments Introduction Part I: A General Introduction to the Nature of Trauma 1 On the Development of the Concept of Trauma: Definition, Elements, and Relevant Terms Bernd Huppertz 2 The Psychiatric Approach, the Subgroups of Posttraumatic Syndromes, and the Neurobiology of Stress and Trauma Bernd Huppertz Part II: Dimensions of Trauma 3 Development and Trauma: Recapitulation of Traumatic Themes in Early Interaction Louise Newman 4 Historical and Intergenerational Trauma: Radioactive Transmission of the Burdens of History-Destructive versus Creative Transmission Yolanda Gampel 5 The Reality of Horror: Psychic Survival in the Face of Massive Trauma Louise Newman 6 The Role of Cumulative Micro-trauma in Psychic Life: An Abridged Description of Injurious Relational Functioning Margaret Crastnopol 7 Building Resilience: The Example of Ambiguous Loss Pauline Boss Part III: Social Psychological Aspects of the Totalitarian Communist System 8 Political Psychology, Effects of Historical Processes, and Cultural Trauma Bernd Huppertz 9 Sociohistorical Overview of Germany: The Development of the Federal Republic of Germany (GFR) and the German Democratic Republic (GDR) Bernd Huppertz 10 The False Self Adrian Sutton 11 Totalitarian and Post-totalitarian Matrices: Reflective Citizens Facing Social-Psychic Retreats Marina Mojovic 12 A Post-totalitarian Group: A Collective False Self or Posttraumatic Growth? Helena Klímová Part IV: Clinical Material Bernd Huppertz 13 Case History Summaries 14 The Case of Mr. Q 15 The Case of Mrs. U 16 The Case of Mr. R 17 The Case of Mrs. O 18 The Case of Mrs. P 19 The Case of Mrs. M 20 The Case of Mrs. N 21 The Case of Mrs. B Part V: Trauma Treatment Grounded inPsychodynamic-Psychoanalytic Approaches 22 Challenges of Treatment with Traumatized Individuals from a Modern Freudian Perspective Anna Balas 23 Trauma and Inner Reality: A Kleinian and Post-Kleinian Perspective Mariângela Mendes de Almeida 24 Trauma Treatment from the Winnicottian Perspective Adrian Sutton 25 Theoretical and Clinical Implications of the Concept of the Zero Process: An Ego-Psychology Perspective Joseph Fernando 26 Extreme Traumatization: Conceptualization and Treatment from the Perspective of Object Relations and Modern Research Sverre Varvin 27 Contemporary Self Psychology and Its Treatment of Traumatized Patients Koichi Togashi and Amanda Kottler 28 Relational Psychoanalysis and Trauma: The Significance of Witnessing and Containing Adrienne Harris 29 Trauma Work via the Lens of Attachment Theory: Gaslight-Reality Distortion by Familiar Attachment Figures Orit Badouk Epstein Part VI: Arts Therapies 30 Embodied Mentalizing or "Meaning-Making" in Music Therapy with Traumatized Children Jacqueline Z. Robarts 31 Trauma Work in Play and Drama Therapy: The Importance of the Theatre of Resilience Sue Jennings Part VII: Other Trauma Treatment Approaches 32 Mentalization and Its Role in Processing Trauma Nicolas Lorenzini, Chloe Campbell, and Peter Fonagy 33 The Treatment of Trauma: The Neurosequential Model and "Take Two" Annette Jackson, Margarita Frederico, Allison Cox, and Carlina Black Part VIII: Summary and Outlook 34 Conclusion Bernd Huppertz Index About the Editor and Contributors
Preface Acknowledgments Introduction Part I: A General Introduction to the Nature of Trauma 1 On the Development of the Concept of Trauma: Definition, Elements, and Relevant Terms Bernd Huppertz 2 The Psychiatric Approach, the Subgroups of Posttraumatic Syndromes, and the Neurobiology of Stress and Trauma Bernd Huppertz Part II: Dimensions of Trauma 3 Development and Trauma: Recapitulation of Traumatic Themes in Early Interaction Louise Newman 4 Historical and Intergenerational Trauma: Radioactive Transmission of the Burdens of History-Destructive versus Creative Transmission Yolanda Gampel 5 The Reality of Horror: Psychic Survival in the Face of Massive Trauma Louise Newman 6 The Role of Cumulative Micro-trauma in Psychic Life: An Abridged Description of Injurious Relational Functioning Margaret Crastnopol 7 Building Resilience: The Example of Ambiguous Loss Pauline Boss Part III: Social Psychological Aspects of the Totalitarian Communist System 8 Political Psychology, Effects of Historical Processes, and Cultural Trauma Bernd Huppertz 9 Sociohistorical Overview of Germany: The Development of the Federal Republic of Germany (GFR) and the German Democratic Republic (GDR) Bernd Huppertz 10 The False Self Adrian Sutton 11 Totalitarian and Post-totalitarian Matrices: Reflective Citizens Facing Social-Psychic Retreats Marina Mojovic 12 A Post-totalitarian Group: A Collective False Self or Posttraumatic Growth? Helena Klímová Part IV: Clinical Material Bernd Huppertz 13 Case History Summaries 14 The Case of Mr. Q 15 The Case of Mrs. U 16 The Case of Mr. R 17 The Case of Mrs. O 18 The Case of Mrs. P 19 The Case of Mrs. M 20 The Case of Mrs. N 21 The Case of Mrs. B Part V: Trauma Treatment Grounded inPsychodynamic-Psychoanalytic Approaches 22 Challenges of Treatment with Traumatized Individuals from a Modern Freudian Perspective Anna Balas 23 Trauma and Inner Reality: A Kleinian and Post-Kleinian Perspective Mariângela Mendes de Almeida 24 Trauma Treatment from the Winnicottian Perspective Adrian Sutton 25 Theoretical and Clinical Implications of the Concept of the Zero Process: An Ego-Psychology Perspective Joseph Fernando 26 Extreme Traumatization: Conceptualization and Treatment from the Perspective of Object Relations and Modern Research Sverre Varvin 27 Contemporary Self Psychology and Its Treatment of Traumatized Patients Koichi Togashi and Amanda Kottler 28 Relational Psychoanalysis and Trauma: The Significance of Witnessing and Containing Adrienne Harris 29 Trauma Work via the Lens of Attachment Theory: Gaslight-Reality Distortion by Familiar Attachment Figures Orit Badouk Epstein Part VI: Arts Therapies 30 Embodied Mentalizing or "Meaning-Making" in Music Therapy with Traumatized Children Jacqueline Z. Robarts 31 Trauma Work in Play and Drama Therapy: The Importance of the Theatre of Resilience Sue Jennings Part VII: Other Trauma Treatment Approaches 32 Mentalization and Its Role in Processing Trauma Nicolas Lorenzini, Chloe Campbell, and Peter Fonagy 33 The Treatment of Trauma: The Neurosequential Model and "Take Two" Annette Jackson, Margarita Frederico, Allison Cox, and Carlina Black Part VIII: Summary and Outlook 34 Conclusion Bernd Huppertz Index About the Editor and Contributors
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