Techniques and issues in abuse-focused therapy with children & adolescents : addressing the internal trauma

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    • Wieland, Sandra

書誌事項

Techniques and issues in abuse-focused therapy with children & adolescents : addressing the internal trauma

Sandra Wieland

（Interpersonal violence practice series）

Sage Publications, c1998

  • cloth
  • pbk. : acid-free paper

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Developed out a series of workshops presented by the author in Ottawa

Includes bibliographical references (p. 217-227) and index

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内容説明

How can therapists deal effectively with children or adolescents who have been sexually abused but refuse to discuss their experiences? Working with children and adolescents who have been sexually abused presents innumerable challenges for the therapist. Not least among them is the reluctance of some children or adolescents to discuss the abuse. In Techniques and Issues in Abuse-Focused Therapy, author Sandra Wieland describes The Internalization Model, which provides a framework to assist the therapist in understanding the effects of sexual abuse on the child or adolescentAEs internal sense of self and world even when a child or adolescent will not talk about their sexual abuse. Methods of addressing and shifting these abuse-related internalizations within the therapy are described along with techniques such as imaging, genograms, and time-lines. Sexuality, a topic that has been overlooked in the extant research literature on sexually abused children and adolescents, is also explored. This book provides practitioners with ideas for responding to a child or adolescent who becomes sexual within a session and for helping the victim reconnect to his or her own healthy sexuality. Dissociation, ranging from occasional ooff-in-a-dazeoe to dissociated identities, is explored along with extensive therapeutic intervention options. Resistance by the child, by the parent, and by the therapist is also identified and discussed. The techniques and issues in this book are described clearly and succinctly. Case examples are used throughout the book to help therapists incorporate concepts in their own practice. In a final chapter, adolescents discuss their own experiences with therapy. Although Techniques and Issues in Abuse-Focused Therapy centers on children and adolescents, it remains relevant for therapists working with adults who experienced abuse children. This book provides new ideas for advanced practitioners as well as beginning therapists.

目次

PART ONE: THE CHILD'S TRAUMA Understanding the Child's Trauma The Internalization Model PART TWO: TECHNIQUES Addressing the Child's Internalizations Therapy Working Within Imaging Placing the Abuse in Context Genograms, Time-Lines, Messages and Myths PART THREE: ISSUES Engaging the Parts Working with Dissociation Reconnecting to the Body Sexuality Avoiding the Thoughts Resistance PART FOUR: THE ADOLESCENT'S EXPERIENCE Therapy The Adolescent Comments

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