Therapy of acceptance and accountability for the treatment of PTSD and other trauma-related consequences
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New directions in the treatment of PTSD!
A new direction in the treatment of PTSD - therapy for acceptance and responsibility (AST) offers a promising, empirically confirmed approach to the treatment of PTSD and other consequences of injury. This book describes a complete theoretical and practical guide for the use of a revolutionary new model in the practice of the therapist.
In the first part of the book, after a brief review of PTSD, the problem of empirical avoidance and its relationship with injury is described, the verbal nature of post -traumatic stress is examined. The reader learns about the importance of awareness and acceptance in the AST model, about how to structure sessions with clients, and will study the problem of control.
In the second part of the book, a practical step -by -step clinical guide is proposed for six main components of AST in chronological order. Each chapter is illustrated by examples of client cases. Homework that customers can do between sessions are also offered. The authors of the book have many years of experience in research and treatment of PTSD.
Therapy for acceptance and responsibility (AST) offers a promising, empirically confirmed approach to the treatment of post -traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and other consequences associated with injury. This book describes a complete theoretical and practical guide for the use of a revolutionary new model in the practice of the therapist.
In the first part of the book, after a brief review of PTSD, the problem of empirical avoidance and its relationship with injury is described, the verbal nature of post -traumatic stress is examined.
The reader learns about the importance of awareness and acceptance in the AST model, about how to structure sessions with customers, and will study the problem of control. The section ends with familiarization with the idea of creative hopelessness as a starting point for creating a new, productive life after an injury.
In the second part of the book, a practical step -by -step clinical guide is proposed for six main components of AST in chronological order:
Creative hopelessness,
The problem of control,
readiness and department,
I-how-context,
Filled life,
Responsible action.
Each chapter explains how to present these topics to customers suffering from PTSD with illustrations on examples of cases from practice and are offered homework that customers can do between sessions
A new direction in the treatment of PTSD - therapy for acceptance and responsibility (AST) offers a promising, empirically confirmed approach to the treatment of PTSD and other consequences of injury. This book describes a complete theoretical and practical guide for the use of a revolutionary new model in the practice of the therapist.
In the first part of the book, after a brief review of PTSD, the problem of empirical avoidance and its relationship with injury is described, the verbal nature of post -traumatic stress is examined. The reader learns about the importance of awareness and acceptance in the AST model, about how to structure sessions with clients, and will study the problem of control.
In the second part of the book, a practical step -by -step clinical guide is proposed for six main components of AST in chronological order. Each chapter is illustrated by examples of client cases. Homework that customers can do between sessions are also offered. The authors of the book have many years of experience in research and treatment of PTSD.
Therapy for acceptance and responsibility (AST) offers a promising, empirically confirmed approach to the treatment of post -traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and other consequences associated with injury. This book describes a complete theoretical and practical guide for the use of a revolutionary new model in the practice of the therapist.
In the first part of the book, after a brief review of PTSD, the problem of empirical avoidance and its relationship with injury is described, the verbal nature of post -traumatic stress is examined.
The reader learns about the importance of awareness and acceptance in the AST model, about how to structure sessions with customers, and will study the problem of control. The section ends with familiarization with the idea of creative hopelessness as a starting point for creating a new, productive life after an injury.
In the second part of the book, a practical step -by -step clinical guide is proposed for six main components of AST in chronological order:
Creative hopelessness,
The problem of control,
readiness and department,
I-how-context,
Filled life,
Responsible action.
Each chapter explains how to present these topics to customers suffering from PTSD with illustrations on examples of cases from practice and are offered homework that customers can do between sessions
Author:
Author:Уолсер Робин Д., Веструп Дарра
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Psychology
- Category:Reference books
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-907458-94-9
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