Deepening trauma practice : a Gestalt approach to ecology and ethics / created by Miriam Taylor.

By:

Taylor, Miriam [author]

Material type: Text

TextPublisher: McGraw Hill, Open University Press, 2021Description: xiii, 215 pages : illustrations ; 23 cmContent type:

text

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

ISBN:

9780335249770

Subject(s):

LOC classification:

RC489 TAY

Contents:

PrologueChapter 1 - IntroductionPart 1 Situating TraumaChapter 2 The Context of TraumaChapter 3 Something in the AirChapter 4 Do No HarmPart 2 The Space BetweenChapter 5 In the Face of TraumaChapter 6 Me VoiciChapter 7 Walking the LinePart 3 Ecological PerspectivesChapter 8 The Shared Mindful FieldChapter 9 The Well Grounded Therapist (With co-author Vienna Duff)Chapter 10: Vital ConnectionsEpilogue: 2020 Vision

Summary: How can therapists work with individuals affected by trauma to develop therapeutic relationships? This book explores how trauma is embedded in our fragmented world; the relational space in the therapy session; and finally, the Gestalt premise that the complex and interconnected network of relationships is greater than the sum of its parts. Moving beyond individualism, the book examines how trauma is an outcome of profound disconnection and how healing requires reconnection in equally multiple layers

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Book	Medical School Open Shelf	RC489 TAY (Browse shelf(Opens below))	158688	Available		BK146486

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Includes bibliographical references and index

How can therapists work with individuals affected by trauma to develop therapeutic relationships? This book explores how trauma is embedded in our fragmented world; the relational space in the therapy session; and finally, the Gestalt premise that the complex and interconnected network of relationships is greater than the sum of its parts. Moving beyond individualism, the book examines how trauma is an outcome of profound disconnection and how healing requires reconnection in equally multiple layers

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