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Beteilige Person:	Nijenhuis, Ellert R. S. 1951- (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	Englisch
Veröffentlicht:	Göttingen Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht 2017
Schlagwörter:	Geschichte Posttraumatisches Stresssyndrom Begriff Psychisches Trauma Dissoziation > Psychologie
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adam_text	TABLE OF CONTENTS VOLUME III: ENACTIVE TRAUMA THERAPY PREFACE ........................................................................................................................... 3 IGNORANCE, FRAGILITY, AND CONTROL VERSUS REALIZATION..................................................... 4 THEORY: A NAVIGATIONAL INSTRUM ENT............................................................................... 6 A PLAYER AND A COACH: TWO ORGANISM-ENVIRONMENT SYSTEMS ENACTING A COMMON W O RLD ........................................................................................................................... 7 THE TRINITY OF TRAUMA AND THE HAUNTED S E L F ............................................................. 9 THE TRINITY OF TRAUMA: A T RILO G Y .....................................................................................11 CLINICIANS AND THERAPISTS ................................................................................................ 13 GRATITUDE..............................................................................................................................13 INTRODUCTION: VOLUME III IN B RIEF..................................................................................15 THEORETICAL B A S I S ...............................................................................................................15 THE PRACTICE OF ENACTIVE TRAUMA T H E RA P Y ...................................................................... 19 CHAPTER 22: CONSCIOUSNESS IN TRAUMA ......................................................................23 A TRINITY OF PROTOTYPICAL DISSOCIATIVE SUBSYSTEMS OF THE P E RSO N A LITY ....................... 23 CONSCIOUSNESS: COOPERATION, COORDINATION, C OM M UNICATION......................................26 GENERAL, PERSONAL, AND SUBJECTIVE (PHENOMENAL) CONSCIOUSNESS...................................28 TOTALITARIAN, CORPORATIVE, AND COMMUNICATIVE C OOPERATION ................................ .. . 29 INTERPERSONAL TRAUMATIZATION AS A TOTALITARIAN O RGANIZATION.........................................30 DISSOCIATIVE PARTS OF THE PERSONALITY IN TRAUMA: TOTALITARIAN AND CORPORATIVE . . . . 32 ENACTIVE TRAUMA CLINICIANS: CORPORATIVE AND COMMUNICATIVE......................................34 BEING SENTIENT AND BEING C O N SC IO U S .............................................................................. 35 PHENOMENAL AND SUBJECTIVE............................................................................................. 37 CHAPTER 23: ENLIGHTENMENT, ENLIVENMENT, E N ACTIVISM ............................................39 ENLIGHTENMENT ................................................................................................................. 40 SONGS BEYOND THE SIREN OF MECHANICS .............................................................................. 41 SONGS BEYOND THE SIREN OF M A TTE R.................................................................................... 42 SONGS BEYOND THE SIREN OF THOUGHT................................................................................. 44 ADVERSE LIFE: COINCIDENTAL SUFFERING? .............................................................................. 44 ENLIVENMENT AND ENACTIVISM . ............................................................................................ 45 PARTS AND W H O LE S .......................................................................................................... 49 ENACTIVISM: A VIABLE ONE SYSTEM APPROACH TO L IF E .................................................. 54 CHAPTER 24: EMBEDMENT, ENTANGLEMENT, AND C ON ATUS ...................................... 57 A KNOTTY ONTOLOGICAL D IA LE C TIC .................................................................................. 57 A KNOTTY EPISTEMIC DIALECTIC ..................................................................................... 59 THE ONTOLOGICAL AND EPISTEMIC RELATIVITY AND ENTANGLEMENT OF SUBJECTS AND O B JE C TS ..................................................................................................................... 60 EMBEDMENT AND SUBJECT-OBJECT RELATIVITY IN TRAUM A............................................... 60 CONATUS OR W ILL............................................................................................................. 62 S U M M A R Y ..................................................................................................................... 66 CHAPTER 25: DESIRE, JOY, AND S A D N E S S ................................................................... 67 EVALUATION AS SIGNIFICATION........................................................................................... 67 SIGNS AND SENSE M A K IN G .............................................................................................. 69 INSIGNIFICATION............................................................................................................... 70 SIGNIFICATION IS SPECIES-D EPENDENT............................................................................ 71 THE POWER OF A C TIO N .................................................................................................... 71 ACTIONS, PASSIONS, AND UM WELT..................................................................................... 74 PASSIONS AND SUBSTITUTE A C TIO N S.................................................................................. 75 ADVERSE, TRAUMATIZING, AND TRAUMATIC E V E N TS ........................................................... 77 DECOMPOSITION AND (RE)COMPOSITION OF THE PERSONALITY IN TRAUM A........................ 77 REENACTMENT OF TRAUMATIC MEMORIES AND RELATIONSHIPS: SEEKING JOY, REMAINING STUCK IN SADNESS, SUFFOCATING IN H A T E ................................................................... 79 DISSOCIATIVE IN TRU SIO N S................................................................................................. 82 DEMORALIZATION: POWER OF ACTION L O S T ...................................................................... 83 ENACTIVISM AND PARTICIPATORY SENSE M A K IN G .............................................................. 84 CHAPTER 26: DISSOCIATIVE PARTS OF THE PERSONALITY AND MODES OF LONGING AND S TR IV IN G ........................................................................................................................ 87 DISSOCIATIVE PARTS AND ACTION SYSTEMS ...................................................................... 87 ANPS WITH EP-LIKE FEATURES AND EPS WITH ANP-LIKE* FEATURES ................................ 90 MODES OF LONGING AND S TRIV IN G .................................................................................. 92 DISSOCIATIVE PARTS INCLUDE VARIOUS MODES OF LONGING AND STRIVING ....................... 97 LACK OF INTEGRATION AND DISSOCIATION: RELATED BUT DIFFERENT CONCEPTS ........................ 103 CHAPTER 27: TRAUMATIZED INDIVIDUALS AND THEIR DISSOCIATIVE PARTS: AUTONOMOUS CENTERS OF ACTION AND P ASSION.......................................................... 107 AUTONOMOUS SYSTEMS....................................................................................................... 107 TRAUMATIZED INDIVIDUALS AND THEIR DISSOCIATIVE PARTS: AUTONOMOUS SYSTEMS .... I L L AUTONOMOUS SYSTEMS: OPERATIONALLY CLOSED, ENVIRONMENTALLY O P E N ........................ 117 TRAUMATIZED INDIVIDUALS AND DISSOCIATIVE PARTS AS OPERATIONALLY CLOSED SYSTEMS . 117 AUTONOMOUS SYSTEMS: MINDED .................................................................................. MIND, AFFECTIVITY, AND PERSPECTIVALNESS IN T RAUM A..................................................... CONATUS AND PASSIONS................................................................................................... CONATUS AND PASSION IN T RAUM A.................................................................................. A RECAPITULATION ......................................................................................................... CHAPTER 28: EGO AND S O C IU S..................................................................................... EGO AS S O C IU S ............................................................................................................... SOME PERSPECTIVAL FEATURES OF PRENATAL DEVELOPM ENT............................................... EGO AND SOCIUS IN PRENATAL AND POSTNATAL T RAUM A..................................................... CHAPTER 29: CONATUS, COGNITION, AND THE B O D Y .................................................. CONATUS AND COGNITION IN T R A U M A ............................................................................ MIND, BRAIN, AND B O D Y ................................................................................................ CHAPTER 30: PARTICIPATORY SENSE-M AKING ............................................................. ENTERING THE WORLD OF PSYCHOLOGY............................................................................... P A U LA ............................................................................................................................. THE PROVINCE OF G RO N IN G E N ....................................................................................... DEFROSTING A FROZEN LADY............................................................................................. MAKING MEANING TOGETHER.......................................................................................... E PILOGUE........................................................................................................................ CHAPTER 31: ATTUNEMENT, CONSENSUS BUILDING, AND SENSITIVE LEADING BY UTILIZATION .................................................................................................................. PEDIATRIC HYPNOTHERAPY AS A MODEL OF ANY FORM OF PSYCHOTHERAPY ....................... THE DANCE OF ENACTIVE TRAUMA T H E RA P Y ................................................................... FROM FIATLAND TO S PACELAN D ....................................................................................... LOSS OF CONTROL IN TRAUMA AND DISSOCIATION ............................................................. CHAPTER 32: ENACTIVE ASSESSMENT OF DISSOCIATION AND TRAUMATIZING EVENTS . THERAPEUTIC DEMOCRACY AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF POSITIVE C O N TR O L ....................... STANDARD A SSESSM ENT................................................................................................... STOP S IG N ALS.................................................................................................................. IN E K E ............................................................................................................................. THE FIRST S E S S IO N ......................................................................................................... THE SECOND SESSION...................................................................................................... THE PATH SO F A R ............................................................................................................ SECRETS .......................................................................................................................... E PILOGUE........................................................................................................................ CHAPTER 33: UNCOMMON ENACTIVE ASSESSM ENT..................................................... 118 123 123 125 127 131 131 133 135 143 145 146 155 156 157 159 162 165 179 181 182 187 194 201 205 206 208 210 212 212 214 251 252 252 253 M A RTH A ...............................................................................................................................253 ASSESSMENT ......................................................................................................................279 A THERAPEUTIC PLAN OF A C TIO N .........................................................................................290 THE CONTINUED T REATM EN T.............................................................................................. 291 E PILOGUE............................................................................................................................295 S O N JA ..................................................................................................................................295 CONCLUSION ......................................................................................................................299 CHAPTER 34: HOW WATER BEATS ROCKS AND OTHER M ETA P H O RS .............................. 301 HOW WATER BEATS ROCKS ................................................................................................. 302 E PILOGUE............................................................................................................................309 PARALINGUISTICS................................................................................................................... 310 METAPHOR CONSTRUCTION AND PREPARATION....................................................................... 314 SLEEPING BEAUTY: A TALE FOR YOUNG FRAGILE E P S .............................................................. 315 THE B O X E R.........................................................................................................................316 THE JIGSAW P UZZLE............................................................................................................. 317 THE LONG JOURNEY, THE FIRST STEP......................................................................................318 CHAPTER 35: THE MEANING OF S IR E N S ..........................................................................319 WWW: FROM SYMPTOM TO MEANING - WHO DOES WHAT AND W H Y ? ........................... 320 D ISCUSSION.........................................................................................................................341 A BRUTAL CONFESSION, THE UNVEILING OF A FINAL SECRET, AND THE RIGHT TO EXIST .... 347 CHAPTER 36: HAND IN H A N D .........................................................................................349 AGNES..................................................................................................................................351 PHYSICAL CONTACT BETWEEN PATIENTS AND C LINICIANS ........................................................ 365 CONCLUSION ......................................................................................................................375 CHAPTER 37: SYMPATHY FOR THE D EVIL..........................................................................377 DISSOCIATIVE AMNESIA AND DISSOCIATIVE H YPERM NESIA .................................................. 377 MEETING THE HELPER ....................................................................................................... 379 MEETING THE D E V I L .......................................................................................................... 382 COMPLETION OF THE SESSION.............................................................................................. 395 THE NEXT S E SSIO N ............................................................................................................. 396 FROM TOTALITARIAN TO COMMUNICATIVE-EGALITARIAN R ELATIONSHIPS ................................. 397 THERAPEUTIC EXPOSURE FROM AN ENACTIVE PERSPECTIVE ..................................................... 400 TWENTY YEARS LATER: SONJAS REACTIONS TO WATCHING THE DEVIL.......................................404 CHAPTER 38: 222 PROPOSITIONS REGARDING ENACTIVISM AND ENACTIVE TRAUMA T H ERAP Y........................................................................................................................... 407 ENACTIVISM.........................................................................................................................407 MIND AND M A TTE R .............................................................................................................407 RELATIVITY OF SUBJECT AND OBJECT; MEANING M A K IN G ..................................................... 407 M O RA LITY ........................................................................................................................... 408 ORGANISM-ENVIRONMENT SYSTEMS AND OPERATIONALLY AUTONOMOUS SYSTEM S ............ 408 EMBRAINED, EMBODIED, E M B E D D E D ................................................................................409 MENTAL AND PHENOMENAL SYSTEM S...................................................................................409 NEEDS AND DESIRES.............................................................................................................409 MODES OF LONGING AND S TRIV IN G ..................................................................................... 410 INTEGRATION: SYNTHESIS, PERSONIFICATION, PRESENTIFICATION, SYMBOLIZATION, AND R EALIZATION.................................................................................................................. 410 INTEGRATIVE LIMITATIONS, ADVERSE EVENTS, AND TRAUMATIC AND TRAUMATIZING EVENTS . 411 DISSOCIATION IN TRAUMA AND DISSOCIATIVE SUBSYSTEM S .................................................. 412 PROTOTYPICAL DISSOCIATIVE P A RTS........................................................................................ 413 DISSOCIATIVE PARTS AND CONSCIOUSNESS ............................................................................ 414 ENACTIVE TRAUMA T H E R A P Y .............................................................................................. 415 ENACTIVE TRAUMA C LIN IC IA N S........................................................................................... 415 EGALITARIANISM.................................................................................................................. 416 G OALS................................................................................................................................. 416 ATTUNEMENT, CONSENSUS BUILDING, AND L E A D IN G ........................................................... 417 ENACTIVE TRAUMA THERAPY: HEALING STEPS.......................................................................418 EMBODIMENT AND THE BODY IN TRAUMA T REATM ENT ........................................................ 419 WHO DOES WHAT AND WHY? ...........................................................................................419 POINTLAND, LINELAND, FIATLAND, AND SPACELAND ..............................................................419 PHOBIAS ........................................................................................................................... 420 IMAGINAL E X P O SU RE ..........................................................................................................421 CONCRETIZATIONS............................................................................................................... 421 OVERCOMING THE TRINITY OF TRAUMA IN PSYCHIATRY, PSYCHOLOGY, AND PSYCHOTHERAPY . 422 SOCIETY AND CHRONIC CHILDHOOD TRAUMATIZATION........................................................... 423 APPENDIX 1: SOME NOTES ON THE EFFICACY OF ENACTIVE TRAUMA THERAPY .... 427 APPENDIX 2: THE NEED FOR AND THE UTILITY OF MINIMAL CONSTRAINTS ON THE CONCEPT OF DISSOCIATIVE P A R TS ..................................................................................... 434 APPENDIX 3: THE SOMATOFORM DISSOCIATION QUESTIONNAIRE (S D Q -20) ............ 451 APPENDIX 4: THE SOMATOFORM DISSOCIATION QUESTIONNAIRE (SD Q -5) .................. 458 APPENDIX 5: THE TRAUMATIC EXPERIENCES CHECKLIST (TEC).......................................462 R E FE RE N C E S ..................................................................................................................... 473 AUTHOR I N D E X .................................................................................................................. 495 SUBJECT INDEX .................... 497
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title_sub	enactive trauma therapy
topic	Posttraumatisches Stresssyndrom (DE-588)4361388-3 gnd Begriff (DE-588)4005248-5 gnd Psychisches Trauma (DE-588)4060749-5 gnd Dissoziation Psychologie (DE-588)4150223-1 gnd
topic_facet	Posttraumatisches Stresssyndrom Begriff Psychisches Trauma Dissoziation Psychologie
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