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Promoting positive processes after trauma

紀錄類型:	書目-語言資料,印刷品 : Monograph/item
正題名/作者:	Promoting positive processes after trauma/ Elizabeth M. Altmaier with contributions by Kimberly Gleason, Des Moines, Iowa.
作者:	Altmaier, Elizabeth M.,
其他作者:	Iowa, Des Moines,
出版者:	London :Academic Press, : 2019.,
面頁冊數:	1 online resource.
標題:	Post-traumatic stress disorder - Treatment. -
電子資源:	https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/book/9780128119754
ISBN:	9780128119761 (electronic bk.)

Promoting positive processes after trauma
Altmaier, Elizabeth M.,

Promoting positive processes after trauma[electronic resource] /Elizabeth M. Altmaier with contributions by Kimberly Gleason, Des Moines, Iowa. - London :Academic Press,2019. - 1 online resource.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Front Cover; Promoting Positive Processes after Trauma; Copyright Page; Contents; Introduction; References; 1 An introduction to trauma; What is trauma?; Mass violence; Sexual assault; Peer-to-peer violence among children and adults; Intimate partner violence; Natural disasters and environmental disasters; Bereavement; Motor vehicle accidents; Broader definition of trauma; How does trauma impact people?; Immobilization; Arousal and affect regulation; Distortion of reality; Identity; What are recent contributions to trauma?; Vicarious trauma; Betrayal trauma; Transgenerational transmission

Promoting Positive Processes after Trauma merges research and clinical applications pertaining to the common experiences of trauma among clients with many different presentations and diagnoses. The book examines positive processes as they operate within trauma and considers the intentional development by the clinician of these positive processes with individual clients. The book is structured after the cornerstone tenets of positive psychology resilience, hope, forgiveness, post-traumatic growth and benefit-finding, meaning making and spirituality. Covers positive psychology processes, such as growing out of developmental trajectories; cognitive, emotional and intra-personal processes; interpersonal processes; and community- and contextually-defined processes.

ISBN: 9780128119761 (electronic bk.)Subjects--Topical Terms:

649972
Post-traumatic stress disorder
--Treatment.Index Terms--Genre/Form:

554714
Electronic books.

LC Class. No.: RC552.P67

Dewey Class. No.: 616.85/210651

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505 8 $a Military traumaImmigration; Summary; References; Resources for clinicians and clients; 2 An introduction to positive psychology; Positive outcomes and mechanisms of their achievement; Recent developments in positive psychology; Self-compassion as a mechanism of influence; Crossing cultures in positive psychology; Religion and positive psychology; Positive organizational behavior; Positive psychology interventions; How might trauma create growth?; Summary; References; Resources for clinicians and clients; 3 Hope; Hope definition; Hope questions; Defining hope; Hope as a cognitive process
505 8 $a Hope as an existential processHope as a faith-driven process; Hope as an embodied process; Hope after trauma; Promoting hope; Summary; References; Resources for clinicians and clients; 4 Positive emotionality; Emotionality definition; Positive emotionality questions; The role of positive emotions; The positive role of all emotions; Promoting positive emotionality; Summary; References; Resources for clinicians and clients; 5 Resilience; Resilience definition; Resilience questions; Defining resilience; Resilience after trauma; Promoting resilience; Summary; References
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505 8 $a Religiousness and spirituality after traumaPromoting religiousness and spirituality; Summary; References; Resources for clinicians and clients; 9 Organization and integration of positive processes; Trajectories after trauma; Impairment; Recovery; Resilience; Growth; Positive processes and life after trauma; Summary; References; Resources for clinicians and clients; Glossary of terms; Index; Back Cover
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