Description
Book SynopsisAn expanded and revised edition of the first social work text to focus specifically on trauma, this comprehensive anthology incorporates the latest research in trauma theory and clinical applications. It features coverage of the experiences of historically disenfranchised, marginalized, oppressed, and vulnerable groups.
Trade ReviewWith the inclusion of excellent chapters on LGBTQ clients, clients who have been incarcerated, combat trauma, the effects of bullying, and cultural trauma, this second edition of
Trauma becomes very relevant to vulnerable and at-risk populations. Social workers will appreciate the depth of multiple perspectives and the artful integration of clinical practice throughout. This is an important book for every social work student and practitioner. -- Joan Berzoff, professor emerita, Smith College
By exploring the theoretical underpinnings of the psychosocial impact of trauma, the authors provide the reader with clear mechanisms for understanding how trauma affects people. An excellent survey of the many facets of trauma and surely the best textbook for teaching. -- Eileen Dombo, Catholic University of America
Originating from the editors’ rich experience, this is a comprehensive book bringing a diversity of theories and tools centered on new developments in the conceptualization of attachment trauma and trauma-related interventions. This is a must-read, and its scope should prove pertinent to undergraduates and clinicians from all modalities of psychotherapy. -- Orit Badouk Epstein, editor of
Attachment: New Directions in Psychotherapy and Relational PsychoanalysisThe second edition of
Trauma is a must-have for mental health clinicians. The book provides expert descriptions of the leading forms of trauma therapy and how to apply them with diverse populations. I encourage any therapist who works with traumatized clients to study this amazing book. -- Russell Carr, M.D.
The editors offer an expanded view on the topic of trauma through an excellent collection of chapters addressing theory, application, intervention, and research. Environmental issues are addressed, special populations are highlighted, and discussions are research-informed. Students, practitioners, and researchers will find this an excellent resource. -- Kathryn S. Collins, University of Maryland
Table of ContentsIntroduction
1. History and Development of Trauma Theory: Discussion of Main Concepts, by Shoshana Ringel
2. Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, by Antonio Gonzalez-Prendes, Stella Resko, and Caitlin Cassady
3. Psychoanalytic Theory, Part 1, by Jerrold R. Brandell
4. Psychoanalytic Theory, Part 2, by Shoshana Ringel
5. Attachment Theory, by Shoshana Ringel
6. Mindfulness-Oriented Approaches to Trauma Treatment, by Shoshana Ringel
7. Cultural and Historical Trauma Among Native Americans, by Shelly A. Wiechelt, Jan Gryczynski, and Kerry Hawk Lessard
8. Art Therapy with Traumatically Bereaved Youth, by Laura V. Loumeau-May
9. The Effects of Bullying on Schoolchildren, by Jun Sung Hong and Jeoung Min Lee
10. Combat Trauma, by Kathryn Basham
11. Trauma and Incarceration: Historical Relevance and Present-Day Significance for African American Women, by Laverne D. Marks
12. Working with LGBTQIA+ Clients in the Context of Trauma, with a Focus on Transgender Experiences, by David Byers, Kai Z. Thigpen, and Sara Wolfson
13. The Effects of Trauma Treatment on the Therapist, by Brian Rasmussen
List of Contributors
Index
