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Healing Crisis and Trauma with Mind, Body, and Spirit.
Title:
Healing Crisis and Trauma with Mind, Body, and Spirit.
Author:
Wainrib, Barbara Rubin.
ISBN:
9780826132468
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Physical Description:
1 online resource (185 pages)
Contents:
Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Chapter 1 Understanding Crisis Intervention and Trauma Response -- Introduction: Review of the General Crisis Response -- Acknowledging Trauma -- Historical Background: Men, Women, and Trauma -- Mass Traumas -- Chapter 2 Understanding Trauma and Its Impact -- September 11, 2001: The Psychological Experience-Reaction and Response -- Are We All Victims? -- Understanding Reactions -- Your Reaction -- Understanding Trauma -- Vicarious Traumatization -- Secondary Victims -- Chapter 3 Mass Trauma: Past and Present -- The Impact of Mass Trauma -- African Genocide -- The Gacaca Process -- Ten Years Later -- Aging Victims of Mass Trauma -- Treating Aging Genocide Survivors -- Long-Term Impact of Mass Trauma -- Tsunami! -- Who Am I? -- Chapter 4 Women and Trauma -- Why "Women and Trauma?" -- Statistics, Women, and Trauma -- The Women and Trauma Project -- Trauma and Women's Health -- Women, Trauma, and the Military -- Homelessness -- The Trauma of Forced Migration and War -- Diversity -- Peacekeepers? -- Chapter 5 Life-Threatening Illness: Cancer and the Trauma From Within -- Impact and Role Change of the Therapist -- Cancer as Trauma -- Working With Cancer Patients: Patients' Needs and Therapists' Skills -- Skills Therapists Need -- Gender, Family Systems, and Trauma -- Ending Treatment -- Chapter 6 Resilience and the Phoenix Phenomenon -- The "Phoenix Phenomenon" -- Phoenixes Amongst Us -- Creating Resilience -- Toughness and Hardiness -- Positive Change Following Trauma -- The "Second Disaster" -- Phoenixes Rising From 9-11 -- Chapter 7 Trauma and the Mind -- Experiencing Trauma: New Roots, Old Roots -- Healing Trauma's Fallout: Current Information on Treatments and Controversies -- Compassion Fatigue -- Care for the Caregivers -- Preventive Interventions -- Other Resources -- Chapter 8 Trauma and the Body.

First Do No Harm: Creating a Safe Place -- The Body Remembers -- The Body as a Safe Place -- Successful Exercises -- Choosing Life Exercises -- Other Healing and Affirming Exercises -- Chapter 9 Spirituality and Trauma -- Defining and Understanding Spirituality's Role in Trauma -- Therapeutic Spirituality: Applying Spirituality to Traumatic Situations -- Chapter 10 New Sources of Healing -- Healing the Healers: Assessing Your Own Resources -- Defining Healing -- Reaching Out to Communities: Using the Media in Healing Political Unrest-The Quebec Referendum and the Anglophone Community -- The Clergy Connection -- Animals and Healing -- Chapter 11 Forgiveness -- Movements Toward Forgiveness -- Physiological Components of Forgiveness -- Popularity of the Concept of Forgiveness -- When Forgiveness Backfires -- Chapter 12 Final Thoughts -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Y -- Z.
Abstract:
We live in a changed world, a world where the enemy is no longer in uniform on the other side of a trench. There is no longer an identified ''war zone'' and the ''enemy'' may be the innocent looking person standing next to us. Clear boundaries and an assumption of safety no longer exist. Learning new skills to address the injuries incurred by sudden trauma and unpredictable lives is essential. This book is written for those persons in the ''helping professions.'' It is also written for those who have a sufficient understanding of psychology and a sufficient awareness of our current world, and want to gain some knowledge about being helpful. This book offers the educator and the practitioner training methods, exercises, and intervention techniques applicable to the gamut of experiences that we currently encounter. It also will introduce readers to newer concepts and their applications such as role play, spirituality, the role of animals in healing, and the concept of forgiveness. Throughout the book, whether it is in those who represent the highly resilient or those who continue to struggle, a strengths perspective is emphasized. Finally, this book describes the ''Phoenix Phenomenon'', a concept I developed during the course of my teaching and practice, which articulates and illustrates an inherent ability to use resilience in the process of converting pain into growth.
Local Note:
Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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