From Survival to Fulfilment: A Framework for TraumatologyRoutledge, 31 mar 2020 - 272 páginas First published in 1998. Paul Valent sees that the dialectic is not between "life and death" but between "life and trauma". This text theorizes that the big issues of life can now be approached through the science of traumatology. Through communication with, and observation of, people whose lives have been stretched under stress or disrupted by trauma, the fulfilling components of their lives can be defined, oriented and categorized. It introduces the theory on the back of clinical and historical material, examining the current state of such concepts as stress, trauma, defences, memories, post post-traumatic stress disorder, and other illnesses. It should be of interest to those in the healing professions or to those who work with traumatized individuals, lawyers, social workers, clergy and those in the humanities in general. |
Índice
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Features of Stress and Trauma | 19 |
The Holocaust | 28 |
Accidents | 34 |
Psychosomatic Medicine | 42 |
Components of Axis 1 the Process Axis | 51 |
Components of Axis 2 the Parameters Axis | 81 |
Attachment | 133 |
Goal Achievement | 143 |
Goal Surrender | 151 |
Defense | 161 |
Escape | 171 |
Struggle | 179 |
Love | 187 |
From Survival to Fulfillment | 211 |
Components of Axis 3 the Depth Axis | 87 |
Illnesses and the Triaxial Framework | 101 |
AN OCTAVE | 113 |
RescueCaretaking | 125 |
Name Index | 239 |
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Términos y frases comunes
adults angina anxiety appraisals associated attachment behavior biopsychosocial bush fire categorizations chapter childhood clinical cognitive combat combat stress reaction complex components concepts cortisol creativity danger death defenses depression depth axis described developed diagnoses disaster phases disorders dissociation E. O. Wilson emotions evoke evolutionary existential feel Figley fragments Freud function levels grief guilt hierarchical Holocaust human ideology impact phase instance intense killed Kolk later life-trauma dialectic Lifton loss maladaptive manifestations meanings memories morality needs neuroses norepinephrine noted occur one's oneself pain Panksepp PARAMETERS AXIS parents perpetrators person physical physiological primary gains process axis psychiatric psychosomatic Psychosomatic Illnesses PTSD reliving rescue sense sequelae sexual abuse Social Aspects soldiers somatic specific stress and trauma stress responses stressors suffered suggested survival strategies survivor guilt symbols sympathetic nervous system symptoms and illnesses syndrome tions trauma traumatic stress traumatology triaxial framework Valent variety victims vulnerabilities wholist perspective
