Among the many challenges faced by therapists today is the treatment of trauma and abuse. Based upon a framework that integrates a wide range of therapeutic theories of PTSD and techniques, including Ericksonian, solution-oriented and hypnotherapeutic approaches, Tools for Transforming Trauma provides clinicians with specific skills for treating traumatized individuals. Detailed, how-to instructions and rationales for the implementation of over 30 "tools" throughout the different phases of treatment make this book an ideal resource for anyone working with trauma, abuse, and dissociative disorders. In this unique integration of approaches, Dr. Schwarz provides the reader with tools for transforming trauma in diverse areas such as affect dysregulation, ego strengthening, transforming negative memories, the false memory controversy, working with beliefs, cultivating a positive life, energy work, spirituality, and managing the therapeutic relationship during the process of healing.
Book Details
- Country: US
- Published: 2002
- Publisher: Psychology Press
- Language: English
- Pages: 260
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