Principles of Trauma Therapy: A Guide to Symptoms, Evaluation, and Treatment…

Description: About this productProduct InformationPrinciples of Trauma Therapy provides a creative synthesis of cognitive-behavioral, relational/psychodynamic, and psychopharmacologic approaches to the "real world" treatment of acute and chronic posttraumatic states. Grounded in empirically-supported trauma treatment techniques, and adapted to the complexities of actual clinical practice, it is a hands-on resource for both front-line clinicians in public mental health and those in private practice.Product IdentifiersPublisherSAGE Publications, IncorporatedISBN-100761929215ISBN-139780761929215eBay Product ID (ePID)2838343Product Key FeaturesPublication Year2006LanguageEnglishDimensionsWeight14 OzWidth6in.Height0.7in.Length9in.Additional Product FeaturesFormatPerfectDewey Edition23Table of ContentINTRODUCTIONPART I: TRAUMA, EFFECTS, AND ASSESSMENTCh 1. What is Trauma: Major Types of Trauma The Problem of Combined and Cumulative TraumasCh 2. The Effects of Trauma What Makes Trauma Responses More Likely, More Intense, or More Complicated Types of Posttraumatic ResponsesCh 3. Assessing Trauma and Posttraumatic Outcomes Assessment in the Clinical Interview Psychological TestsPART II: CLINICAL INTERVENTIONSCh 4: Central Issues in Trauma Treatment A Basic Philosophy of Trauma, Recovery, and Growth Central Treatment Principles Gender Issues Cultural Issues Therapist CountertransferenceCh 5: PsychoeducationHandouts and Other Media General Focus ConstraintsCh 6: Distress Reduction and Affect Regulation Training Dealing With Acute Intrusion - Grounding Intervening in Chronic Affect DysregulationCh 7: Cognitive Interventions Cognitive Reconsiderations Cognitive Processing Developing a Coherent Narrative Cognitive Changes Arising From Non-Overwhelming Emotional Activation During Treatment Insight Ch 8: Emotional Processing Reexperiencing as Trauma Processing The Therapeutic Window Constraints on Trauma Processing The Components of Trauma Processing Processing "Hot Spots" Emotional Processing and Substance Abuse: Suggested modifications Emotional Processing From Another Perspective: A Note on EMDR Sequence and Session-Level StructureCh 9: Increasing Relational Functioning and Other Self-Capacities Relational Disturbance Identity ProblemsCh 10: Treating the Effects of Acute Trauma Acute Traumatic Stress Brief Review of the Acute Trauma Intervention Literature Intervention Strategies Ch 11: Biology and Psychopharmacology of Trauma The Psychobiology of Trauma Principles of Trauma Psychopharmacology Medications for PTSD Antipsychotics for Trauma-Related Psychosis Sleep Medications Medication, Pregnancy, and LactationCh 12: ConclusionsReferencesAppendix I: The Brief Interview for Posttraumatic Stress Disorders (BIPD)Appendix 2: The Initial Trauma Review (ITR)Appendix 3: Breath Training ProtocolDewey Decimal616.85/21IllustratedYesAge LevelScholarly & ProfessionalCopyright Date2006AuthorCatherine Scott, John N. BriereNumber of Pages312 PagesLc Classification NumberRc552.P67b7495 2006Reviews"This book is an excellent teaching tool --almost what one would expect from a course with details printed in different fonts and useful checklists for clinical work. I appreciate the choice of either reading individual chapters one at a time, each one with recommended reading sections at the end, or the benefits of reading the book as a whole...Of special value in this book is the chapter dedicated to the psychopharmacology of trauma, as special attention is given to the most up-to-date research in the field of psychobiology" --CONTEMPORARY PSYCHOLOGY, "This is a phenomenal compilation of clinical, biological, neuropsychiatric, and psychotherapeutic information on the subject of trauma. The authors move from the very basic subject of "what trauma is" to the most complicated subjects of etiology and intervention. The usefulness of the book is greatly enhanced by the many case examples. This is a major contribution, both for those who treat and for theoreticians.... a must for every clinician!", "This is a phenomenal compilation of clinical, biological, neuropsychiatric, and psychotherapeutic information on the subject of trauma. The authors move from the very basic subject of "what trauma is" to the most complicated subjects of etiology and intervention.& The usefulness of the book is greatly enhanced by the many case examples. This is a major contribution, both for those who treat and for theoreticians....& a must for every clinician!", "This book is an excellent teaching tool --almost what one would expect from a course with details printed in different fonts and useful checklists for clinical work. I appreciate the choice of either reading individual chapters one at a time, each one with recommended reading sections at the end, or the benefits of reading the book as a whole...Of special value in this book is the chapter dedicated to the psychopharmacology of trauma, as special attention is given to the most up-to-date research in the field of psychobiology" --CONTEMPORARY PSYCHOLOGY, This book bridges& the& divide between CBT oriented, evidence based practitioners and those& who endorse a& more relationship based& approach& to chronic traumas. The authors& offer a components based& model for the delivery of trauma therapy that clearly illustrates how these two approaches can be compatible.& As Briere and Scott demonstrate, the science and the art of therapy are both honored when there is& systematic application of treatment components in the context of specific client needs. This book is just what is needed to advance& our field., "This groundbreaking book takes trauma therapy to a new stage of development, brilliantly integrating the diverse findings of cognitive behaviorists, relational and attachment theorists, and neurobiologists. The authors understand that therapy is an intimate relationship between two people -- the (often distrusting and fearful) patient who wishes relief from pain and the (often frustrated but empathic) therapist who would like to provide that relief. The authors generate in the reader a respect for the biological underpinnings of trauma and the power of early attachment dynamics, showing us how to accept these realities while building the structures that will help the patient achieve symptom relief. The clarity of the text, particularly given the complexity of the material, combines with the wisdom and warmth of the authors to produce a "must read" for any therapist working with trauma patients.", The authors have provided a definitive resource on the treatment of all types of trauma, especially important as& society faces more and more traumatic events. This book admirably meets its goal as a hands-on, practical guide for clinicians working with adult and older adolescent trauma survivors. The material is cutting edge, encompassing a wide range of interventions, including a very comprehensive chapter on psychopharmacology. It includes discussion of techniques and principles for which an evidence base has developed, as well as other techniques developed& from clinical experience. This book will serve as an essential reference for all clinicians treating the traumatized, as well as a textbook for courses on the treatment of trauma., "This groundbreaking book takes trauma therapy to a new stage of development, brilliantly integrating the diverse findings of cognitive behaviorists, relational and attachment theorists, and neurobiologists. The authors understand that therapy is an intimate relationship between two people -- the (often distrusting and fearful) patient who wishes relief from pain and the (often frustrated but empathic) therapist who would like to provide that relief. The authors generate in the reader a respect for the biological underpinnings of trauma and the power of early attachment dynamics, showing us how to accept these realities while building the structures that will help the patient achieve symptom relief. The clarity of the text, particularly given the complexity of the material, combines with the wisdom and warmth of the authors to produce a "must read" for any therapist working with trauma patients.", "This book is an excellent teaching tool -almost what one would expect from a course with details printed in different fonts and useful checklists for clinical work. I appreciate the choice of either reading individual chapters one at a time, each one with recommended reading sections at the end, or the benefits of reading the book as a whole...Of special value in this book is the chapter dedicated to the psychopharmacology of trauma, as special attention is given to the most up-to-date research in the field of psychobiology" -CONTEMPORARY PSYCHOLOGY, This book bridges the divide between CBT oriented, evidence based practitioners and those who endorse a more relationship based approach to chronic traumas. The authors offer a components based model for the delivery of trauma therapy that clearly illustrates how these two approaches can be compatible. As Briere and Scott demonstrate, the science and the art of therapy are both honored when there is systematic application of treatment components in the context of specific client needs. This book is just what is needed to advance our field., The authors have provided a definitive resource on the treatment of all types of trauma, especially important as society faces more and more traumatic events. This book admirably meets its goal as a hands-on, practical guide for clinicians working with adult and older adolescent trauma survivors. The material is cutting edge, encompassing a wide range of interventions, including a very comprehensive chapter on psychopharmacology. It includes discussion of techniques and principles for which an evidence base has developed, as well as other techniques developed from clinical experience. This book will serve as an essential reference for all clinicians treating the traumatized, as well as a textbook for courses on the treatment of trauma., "This book is an excellent teaching tool '”almost what one would expect from a course with details printed in different fonts and useful checklists for clinical work. I appreciate the choice of either reading individual chapters one at a time, each one with recommended reading sections at the end, or the benefits of reading the book as a whole...Of special value in this book is the chapter dedicated to the psychopharmacology of trauma, as special attention is given to the most up-to-date research in the field of psychobiology" '”CONTEMPORARY PSYCHOLOGY, The authors have provided a definitive resource on the treatment of all types of trauma, especially important as society faces more and more traumatic events. This book admirably meets its goal as a hands-on, practical guide for clinicians working with adult and older adolescent trauma survivors. The material is cutting edge, encompassing a wide range of interventions, including a very comprehensive chapter on psychopharmacology. It includes discussion of techniques and principles for which an evidence base has developed, as well as other techniques developed from clinical experience. This book will serve as an essential reference for all clinicians treating the traumatized, as well as a textbook for courses on the treatment of trauma., "This book is an excellent teaching tool --almost what one would expect from a course with details printed in different fonts and useful checklists for clinical work. I appreciate the choice of either reading individual chapters one at a time, each one with recommended reading sections at the end, or the benefits of reading the book as a whole...Of special value in this book is the chapter dedicated to the psychopharmacology of trauma, as special attention is given to the most up-to-date research in the field of psychobiology"--CONTEMPORARY PSYCHOLOGY, "This book is an excellent teaching tool e"almost what one would expect from a course with details printed in different fonts and useful checklists for clinical work. I appreciate the choice of either reading individual chapters one at a time, each one with recommended reading sections at the end, or the benefits of reading the book as a whole...Of special value in this book is the chapter dedicated to the psychopharmacology of trauma, as special attention is given to the most up-to-date research in the field of psychobiology" e"CONTEMPORARY PSYCHOLOGY, The chapter on psychopharmacology stands out in two ways. First, the integrative discussion of the psychology and biology of post-trauma outcome provides essential understanding for all who work with survivors, regardless of discipline. Second, the clarity and scope of this work provides both an accessible primer for practitioners new to trauma and a comprehensive pharmacology update for more experienced clinicians., "This is a phenomenal compilation of clinical, biological, neuropsychiatric, and psychotherapeutic information on the subject of trauma. The authors move from the very basic subject of "what trauma is" to the most complicated subjects of etiology and intervention. The usefulness of the book is greatly enhanced by the many case examples. This is a major contribution, both for those who treat and for theoreticians.... a must for every clinician!", This book bridges the divide between CBT oriented, evidence based practitioners and those who endorse a more relationship based approach to chronic traumas. The authors offer a components based model for the delivery of trauma therapy that clearly illustrates how these two approaches can be compatible. As Briere and Scott demonstrate, the science and the art of therapy are both honored when there is systematic application of treatment components in the context of specific client needs. This book is just what is needed to advance our field., "This book is an excellent teaching tool 'e"almost what one would expect from a course with details printed in different fonts and useful checklists for clinical work. I appreciate the choice of either reading individual chapters one at a time, each one with recommended reading sections at the end, or the benefits of reading the book as a whole...Of special value in this book is the chapter dedicated to the psychopharmacology of trauma, as special attention is given to the most up-to-date research in the field of psychobiology" 'e"CONTEMPORARY PSYCHOLOGY, The chapter on psychopharmacology stands out in two ways. First, the integrative discussion of the psychology and biology of post-trauma outcome provides essential understanding for all who work with survivors, regardless of discipline. Second, the clarity and scope of this work provides both an accessible primer for practitioners new to trauma and a comprehensive pharmacology update for more experienced clinicians., This book bridgesthedivide between CBT oriented, evidence based practitioners and thosewho endorse amore relationship basedapproachto chronic traumas. The authorsoffer a components basedmodel for the delivery of trauma therapy that clearly illustrates how these two approaches can be compatible.As Briere and Scott demonstrate, the science and the art of therapy are both honored when there issystematic application of treatment components in the context of specific client needs. This book is just what is needed to advanceour field., The authors have provided a definitive resource on the treatment of all types of trauma, especially important associety faces more and more traumatic events. This book admirably meets its goal as a hands-on, practical guide for clinicians working with adult and older adolescent trauma survivors. The material is cutting edge, encompassing a wide range of interventions, including a very comprehensive chapter on psychopharmacology. It includes discussion of techniques and principles for which an evidence base has developed, as well as other techniques developedfrom clinical experience. This book will serve as an essential reference for all clinicians treating the traumatized, as well as a textbook for courses on the treatment of trauma., "This book is an excellent teaching tool -almost what one would expect from a course with details printed in different fonts and useful checklists for clinical work. I appreciate the choice of either reading individual chapters one at a time, each one with recommended reading sections at the end, or the benefits of reading the book as a whole...Of special value in this book is the chapter dedicated to the psychopharmacology of trauma, as special attention is given to the most up-to-date research in the field of psychobiology" -CONTEMPORARY PSYCHOLOGY, "This groundbreaking book takes trauma therapy to a new stage of development, brilliantly integrating the diverse findings of cognitive behaviorists, relational and attachment theorists, and neurobiologists.& The authors understand that therapy is an intimate relationship between two people -- the (often distrusting and fearful) patient who wishes relief from pain and the (often frustrated but empathic) therapist who would like to provide that relief.& The authors generate in the reader a respect for the biological underpinnings of trauma and the power of early attachment dynamics, showing us how to accept these realities while building the structures that will help the patient achieve symptom relief.& The clarity of the text, particularly given the complexity of the material, combines with the wisdom and warmth of the authors to produce a "must read" for any therapist working with trauma patients."Lccn2005-027709

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