دانلود کتاب Healing the Heart of Trauma and Dissociation with EMDR and Ego State Therapy

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Contents......Page 8
Contributors......Page 12
Foreword......Page 14
Preface......Page 18
Acknowledgments......Page 22
Introduction: New Help for Clients with Trauma Disorders......Page 24
A Preliminary Note to Therapists......Page 26
The Nature and Sequelae of Trauma......Page 27
Attachment Disorders and Their Relation to Affect Regulation and Dissociation......Page 29
Dissociation......Page 31
Treatment Goals for Trauma-Disordered Clients......Page 36
Ego State Theory and Therapy......Page 37
Introduction to EMDR......Page 40
The Eight Treatment Phases of EMDR......Page 41
Potential Problems with Using EMDR with Dissociative Clients......Page 44
Unique Challenges of Working with Clients with Complex Trauma......Page 45
Phased Treatment with Combined EMDR and Ego State Therapy......Page 58
Phase 1: Stabilization and Symptom Reduction......Page 59
Phase 2: Trauma Work......Page 71
Phase 3: Resolution......Page 74
The Person of the Therapist Working with Challenging Clients......Page 76
Conclusion......Page 78
2. She’s Come Undone: A Neurobiological Exploration of Dissociative Disorders......Page 84
The Relationship between Trauma and Dissociation......Page 85
The Evolution of Biological Action Systems......Page 86
Types of Dissociation......Page 88
The Neurobiology of Primary Dissociation......Page 89
The Neurobiology of Secondary Dissociation......Page 98
The Neurobiology of Tertiary Dissociation......Page 105
Conclusion......Page 107
3. Combining Hypnosis with EMDR and Ego State Therapy for Ego Strengthening......Page 114
Joyce: Resolving Anxiety through Hypnosis and ECEM......Page 117
Benefits of Adding Hypnosis to EMDR and Ego State Therapy......Page 119
The Importance of Ego Strengthening......Page 121
Introducing Hypnosis to EMDR Clients......Page 124
Sequential Uses of Hypnosis in the Standard EMDR Protocol: An Extended Case Study......Page 125
Conclusion......Page 139
4. Changing Cognitive Schemas through EMDR and Ego State Therapy......Page 144
Maintenance of Irrational Beliefs and Behaviors......Page 147
Terrorism and Trauma in Northern Ireland: Police as Victims......Page 149
Margaret: A Case Study of Trauma in Northern Ireland......Page 150
Conclusion......Page 161
Talking to Parts......Page 164
The Crux of the Problem and New Treatment Approaches......Page 165
Working with the Dynamics of Dissociative Identity Disorder......Page 167
Technical Challenges of the Treatment......Page 171
ARCHITECTS: A Process for Abreactions......Page 189
Case Studies......Page 192
Conclusion......Page 199
One Foot in the Present, One Foot in the Past......Page 204
EMDR and Dissociation......Page 206
Loving Eyes: Seeing the Traumatized Child......Page 207
Mehmet: Dissociated Affect Due to Childhood Deprivation......Page 211
Veronica: Targeting an Avoidance Defense......Page 216
Enhancing Present Orientation......Page 222
Chris: Dissociative Identity Disorder Resulting from Childhood Sexual Abuse......Page 226
Conclusion......Page 244
7. Hidden Selves: Treating Dissociation in the Spectrum of Personality Disorders......Page 250
Historical and Contemporary Conceptualizations of Ego States......Page 252
The Definition and Spectrum of Personality Disorders......Page 258
The Treatment of Personality Disorders with EMDR......Page 259
Dissociation: A Developmental Line of Personality......Page 260
Treatment Goals......Page 262
Integrating Ego State Treatment into the Eight-Phase Protocol......Page 263
Case Presentations......Page 270
Conclusion......Page 282
Natalie and Roger: One Couple, Many Selves......Page 290
Contextual Theory: The Relational Self......Page 292
The Interior Life of the Couple......Page 295
Ego State Conflict in Theory and Practice......Page 299
An Integrative Treatment Approach......Page 302
Conclusion......Page 314
The Untarnished Healing Self......Page 318
The Inner Ecology: Dynamics of the Self and Parts in IFS......Page 319
The Three Primary Categories of Parts......Page 321
IFS Steps to Healing......Page 323
Optimizing the Therapist’s Access to the Self......Page 324
Jack: Richard Schwartz Uses IFS to Resolve Rage......Page 325
Using IFS with EMDR......Page 327
Lucy: Joanne Twombly Uses IFS and EMDR to Resolve Memories of Abuse and Neglect......Page 331
Conclusion......Page 333
Introduction: Reviving Stalled Treatments through Collaborative Therapy......Page 336
Sara: A Stalled Treatment in Need of Repair......Page 337
Offering Specialized EMDR Treatment through Collaborative Therapy......Page 338
A New Experience for Clients: Benefits and Outcomes of Collaborative Therapy......Page 340
Identifying Clients Who May Benefit From EMDR and Ego State Therapy......Page 342
The Challenge of Treating Trauma Survivors......Page 343
Developing a Successful Collaborative Therapy Relationship......Page 344
Case Study......Page 347
Conclusion......Page 362
Appendix......Page 366
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