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Attachment Styles in Therapy nTreatment Treatment approaches: uClient is trusting and relatively easy to work with Client’s feelings are generally accessible and regulated Client’s self-esteem is positive Client is able to self-soothe, be alone Client has support system uGeneral trauma-responsive treatment is called for Shorter vs. longer-term
Attachment Styles in Therapy nInsecure/Dismissive udetached/hypo-activated attachment uself-sufficient, self-reliant, “normal” minimizes mistreatment/abuse apologizes for self, having needs/wants may have underlying self-hatred of self and needs avoidance of memories, feelings, longings uoften devaluating of therapist/therapy therapist as threat ureluctant to feel emotion
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Treating Complex Trauma: Relational
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Relational Approaches to Healing At
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Interpersonal Trauma: “A break in
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Trauma Defined “... ...the unique
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Types of Traumatic Stressors Emotio
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Types of Traumatic Stressors nRelat
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Types of Traumatic Stressors nCompl
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Post-trauma Responses and Disorders
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PTSD in Children nNo available chil
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The Significance of Labels “To at
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Complex PTSD/DESNOS (Disorders of E
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Symptom Categories and Diagnostic C
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Comorbidity PTSD Complex PTSD (DESN
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Chronically Traumatized Individuals
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Dissociation is: Defining Dissociat
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Defining Dissociation nDissociation
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nChild style u secure Attachment Or
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II. Treatment: The Clinical Consens
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Treatment Variable Adaptations Vari
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Page 69 and 70: Core Affects n Fear/terror n Anxiet
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Page 77 and 78: The Therapeutic Relationship nThera
Page 79 and 80: Interpersonal Neurobiology (Schore,
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Page 83 and 84: The Importance of Relational Repair
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