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• catalog abstract "Victims of Abuse addresses the growing trivialization of psychic trauma by such concepts as co-dependency or "the adult children of ...," which seem to blame all adult problems on the external environment. Certainly the growing awareness that certain forms of abuse are more common than may have been realized in the past makes the temptation to fall back on such cliches understandable. But psychoanalysis as a theory and technique that attempts to integrate concepts of inner and outer reality has much to offer toward clarifying the clinical and conceptual problems that afflict the phenomena of trauma and abuse. The psychoanalysts contributing to Victims of Abuse include many of the most eminent clinicians in this area. They offer many practical as well as innovative perspectives to help therapists grappling with the many obstacles to helping traumatized patients transcend their difficulties. This volume is not meant to be the final answer to the array of problems posed by the traumatized patient; instead it aims to be heuristic and to expand on recent psychoanalytic attempts to integrate such psychopathology into a theoretical framework that usually emphasizes the internal determinants of neurotic symptoms and character problems. Furthermore, it broadens the emphasis on childhood abuse, particularly sexual abuse, to consider other types and developmental origins of trauma. Thus, common traumas of adulthood that confront the practicing clinician including the battered spouse syndrome and posttraumatic stress in the work place are covered in Part I. Part II presents detailed discussions of the treatment complications posed by these patients. Chapters offer suggestions for dealing with the tendency of traumatized patients to enact, to draw the therapist into boundary violations, and to stir up a host of other countertransference difficulties, and the contributors demonstrate the ability to use a psychoanalytically informed therapy, if not actual psychoanalysis. In short, this book will be of great help to practicing clinicians, both those who specialize in the treatment of such patients and those whose practices bring them into only occasional contact with them. It clearly shows the need to integrate an understanding of the inner and outer realities of these patients and to help them synthesize what are often compartmentalized dimensions of experience.".
• catalog contributor b6236982.
• catalog created "1994.".
• catalog date "1994".
• catalog date "1994.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "1994.".
• catalog description "Chapters offer suggestions for dealing with the tendency of traumatized patients to enact, to draw the therapist into boundary violations, and to stir up a host of other countertransference difficulties, and the contributors demonstrate the ability to use a psychoanalytically informed therapy, if not actual psychoanalysis. In short, this book will be of great help to practicing clinicians, both those who specialize in the treatment of such patients and those whose practices bring them into only occasional contact with them. It clearly shows the need to integrate an understanding of the inner and outer realities of these patients and to help them synthesize what are often compartmentalized dimensions of experience.".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and indexes.".
• catalog description "Phenomenology and dynamics of abuse and trauma -- Treatment challenges with the traumatized patient.".
• catalog description "This volume is not meant to be the final answer to the array of problems posed by the traumatized patient; instead it aims to be heuristic and to expand on recent psychoanalytic attempts to integrate such psychopathology into a theoretical framework that usually emphasizes the internal determinants of neurotic symptoms and character problems. Furthermore, it broadens the emphasis on childhood abuse, particularly sexual abuse, to consider other types and developmental origins of trauma. Thus, common traumas of adulthood that confront the practicing clinician including the battered spouse syndrome and posttraumatic stress in the work place are covered in Part I. Part II presents detailed discussions of the treatment complications posed by these patients. ".
• catalog description "Victims of Abuse addresses the growing trivialization of psychic trauma by such concepts as co-dependency or "the adult children of ...," which seem to blame all adult problems on the external environment. Certainly the growing awareness that certain forms of abuse are more common than may have been realized in the past makes the temptation to fall back on such cliches understandable. But psychoanalysis as a theory and technique that attempts to integrate concepts of inner and outer reality has much to offer toward clarifying the clinical and conceptual problems that afflict the phenomena of trauma and abuse. The psychoanalysts contributing to Victims of Abuse include many of the most eminent clinicians in this area. They offer many practical as well as innovative perspectives to help therapists grappling with the many obstacles to helping traumatized patients transcend their difficulties. ".
• catalog extent "xi, 233 p. ;".
• catalog hasFormat "Victims of abuse.".
• catalog identifier "0823667308".
• catalog isFormatOf "Victims of abuse.".
• catalog isPartOf "Monograph series of the Ralph R. Greenson Memorial Library of the San Diego Psychoanalytic Society and Institute ; 3.".
• catalog isPartOf "Monograph series of the Ralph R. Greenson Memorial Library of the San Diego Psychoanalytic Society and Institute ; monograph 3".
• catalog issued "1994".
• catalog issued "1994.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Madison, Conn. : International Universities Press,".
• catalog relation "Victims of abuse.".
• catalog subject "616.85/82239 20".
• catalog subject "Abused children Mental health.".
• catalog subject "Adult child abuse victims Mental health.".
• catalog subject "Child Abuse.".
• catalog subject "Post-traumatic stress disorder.".
• catalog subject "Psychic trauma.".
• catalog subject "RC552.P67 V53 1994".
• catalog subject "Sexual abuse victims Mental health.".
• catalog subject "Stress Disorders, Post-Traumatic.".
• catalog subject "WM 170 V642 1994".
• catalog tableOfContents "Phenomenology and dynamics of abuse and trauma -- Treatment challenges with the traumatized patient.".
• catalog title "Victims of abuse : the emotional impact of child and adult trauma / edited by Alan Sugarman.".
• catalog type "text".