Scham und Schuld sind für alle Menschen problematische Gefühle mit komplexen, nachhaltigen Verzweigungen im Seelischen.

Direkte oder indirekte zwischenmenschliche Gewalt erzeugt aber ein Vielfaches dieser zermürbenden Zustände und das auch in sehr paradoxen Zuständen, sodass man sich für etwas schuldig fühlt, was man gar nicht getan hat oder die Scham für eine Misshandlung spürt die man als Opfer überlebt hat.

Eine Vielzahl solcher interessanten Phänomene werden von Fachleuten so erklärt, dass sie sowohl Behandler als auch Traumaklienten und Laien gut verstehen können. Fotos aus der Therapie erleichtern dabei die Anschaulichkeit und zeigen insbesondere Behandlungssettings des SPIM 30-Prgramms, wofür Herleitungen im Buch zu finden sind. 

Much has already been written about trauma psychotherapeutic methodes. However, little research has so far been done on how psychodynamic traumatic incidents are psychologically mapped and coded into symptoms of the body and inti mental images - although this topic is extremely exciting!

How is psychological stressful data saved and stored by humans depending on their age, the cruelty level of the incident or the accumulation of terrible events? Which variants of remembrance are available to the body and mind? How can encrypted data be later retrieved and decrypted, so it is therapeutically effective and emotionally acceptable?

This book is a collection of theoretical and practical contributions that can be understood by psychotherapeutic colleagues and affected clients alike. The illustrative case examples are also interesting for anyone who wants to experience the logic and contradictions of the fascinating unconscious.

Lehmanns Media, Berlin

Print version: ISBN: 978-3-96543-004-4

eBook: ISBN: 978-3-96543-006-8

242 S., Softcover, eBook
Printversion: Lehmanns, 19,95 €, ISBN 978-3-86541-964-4
eBook: Lehmanns Media GmbH, 14,99 €, 978-3-86541-965-1

Autoren: Wiebke Bruns, Salina Magdalena Centgraf, Sabine Hampf, Thomas Haudel, Amrei Kluge, Winja Lutz, Renée P. Marks

Kongressbuch 2015

272 S., Festeinband
€ 39.50
ISBN-Nummer: 978-3-89334-599-1
Asanger Verlag, Kröning

Though they accommodate the complexity of our patient's numerous symptoms, states, and comorbidities, multidimensional treatment models are few and not yet the standard of treatment. The SPIM 30 Model integrates approaches from different clinical schools as well as numerous techniques, settings and fields of application. Irina and Ralf Vogt have developed and refined the SPIM Model since the year 2000, researched ist efficacy with in-house studies and taught its application internationally.

The model is based on the premise that relational trauma needs to be addressed by relational treatment with a broad range of settings. Therefore in addition to a variety of trauma processing techniques the SPIM 30 Model includes carefully structured body oriented settings, concurrent individual and group therapy, gestalt and behavioral techniques for the relational treatment of traumatic attachment and subsequent social problems.

This edition contains conceptual, handbook-like chapters as well as descriptive case examples from the author's long standing clinical experiences as a trauma therapist and supervisor that illustrate the precise implementation of specific SPIM 30 settings.

Dr. Vogt served as a Board member to the ISSTD and both Ralf and Irina Vogt are fellows of the International Society for the Study of Dissociation in recognition of their distinguished contributions to the field of dissociation and the Society.

Asanger Verlag, Kröning

ISBN: 978-3-89334-593-9

Asanger Verlag, Kröning
Festeinband, 270 Seiten
ISBN 978-3-89334-585-4

Preis: 34,50 €

Asanger Verlag, Kröning
Festeinband, 296 Seiten
ISBN 978-3-89334-584-7

Preis: 39,00 €

• Rezension von Prof. Michael Hayne (PDF)
• Rezension von Claudia Fliß (PDF)

Asanger Verlag, Kröning
Festeinband, 270 Seiten
ISBN 978-3-89334-571-7

Preis: 39,50 €

In the psychotherapeutic field, a lot has been written on "transferences". Yet "perpetrator introjects" have been largely neglected even though violence remains an issue that has plagued humanity since ancient times. The dynamics in the relationship between victim and perpetrator is a very important dimension in psychophysical development and it has not been sufficiently researched yet. How can we explain the self-harming behavior some victims show, which paradoxically seems to resume the perpetrator's intent? How do personal experiences with violence influence vicious circles of violence, suiciddality or killing sprees?

The authors of this anthology examine the issue of "perpetrator introjects" from various perspectives and derive cobsequences for the treatment within different psychotherapeutic schools and settings. Case examples and the latest research results will provide therapists, colleadues from related fields, as well as interested laymen with insights into this difficult and extremely important issue.

Asanger Verlag, Kröning

ISBN: 978-3-89334-563-2

Gießen: Psychosozial Verlag

ISBN: 978-3-8379-2074-1

• Buchrezension von Tilmann Moser und H. J. Freyberger

Konzepte, Studien, Fallberichte
Psychosozialverlag 2008

Preis: 39,90 €
ISBN: 978-3-89806-791-1

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