The Norton series on interpersonal neurobiology Healing the traumatized self : consciousness, neuroscience, treatment
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Book
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ISBN 13
9780393705515
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Adults
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Publication Year
2015
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Pages
440
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Stress Disorders, Dissociative Disorders, Cognition, therapy, Adaptation, Psychological, Case Reports, Trauma, Neuropsychology, Psychology, Pathologies, Self-Awareness, Cultivation of emotional awareness, Mental Health, Unipolar & Bipolar Mood, Anxiety, PTSD, Mood Disorders, Case Studies, Clinical Reference
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
The varieties of posttraumatic experience : a four-dimensional model -- What is it like? : neurophenomenology as a methodology for psychotraumatology -- Consciousness of time : when the 'now' slows down, and when then becomes now -- Consciousness of thought : negative content, fragmented plots, and altered perspective -- Consciousness of the body : derealization and depersonalization : when the world is strange and the body is estranged -- Consciousness of emotion : feeling too much and feeling too little -- Liberating the traumatized self : resilience and recovery -- Appendix. case studies in trauma-related altered states of consciousness (trasc) : a phenomenological inquiry into the traumatized self.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
The varieties of posttraumatic experience : a four-dimensional model -- What is it like? : neurophenomenology as a methodology for psychotraumatology -- Consciousness of time : when the 'now' slows down, and when then becomes now -- Consciousness of thought : negative content, fragmented plots, and altered perspective -- Consciousness of the body : derealization and depersonalization : when the world is strange and the body is estranged -- Consciousness of emotion : feeling too much and feeling too little -- Liberating the traumatized self : resilience and recovery -- Appendix. case studies in trauma-related altered states of consciousness (trasc) : a phenomenological inquiry into the traumatized self.
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