Systemic Treatment of Trauma-Impacted Families
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Systemic Treatment of Trauma-Impacted Families
A Clinician's Guide to Assessment, Formulation, and Intervention
Riggs, Shelley A.; Captari, Laura E.
American Psychological Association
04/2026
340
Mole
Inglês
9781433839382
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Acknowledgements
Dedications
Series Preface
Foreword
Marianne Celano
Introduction: A Systemic Lens as Vital for Trauma Treatment
Chapter 1. Families and Systemic Contexts
Chapter 2. The Multi-Dimensional Nature of Trauma: An Intersubjective, Systemic Approach to Clinical Competencies
Chapter 3. Dyadic and Family-Based Approaches for Treating Trauma: Integrating Multiple Frameworks as Part of Evidence-Based Systemic Practice
Chapter 4. Systemic Assessment of Family Trauma: Uncovering Underlying Patterns and Processes
Chapter 5. Systemic Formulation, Treatment Planning, and Intervention: Facilitating Second-Order Changes as Part of Trauma Healing
Chapter 6. Beyond the Family: Consultation, Advocacy, and Creating Change in Larger Systems
Chapter 7. Challenges and Possibilities as a Family Trauma Therapist: A Communal Approach to Cultivating Resilience and Sustainability
Conclusion: A Shift in Trauma-Informed Care that Holds the Family in Mind
References
Index
About the Authors
Dedications
Series Preface
Foreword
Marianne Celano
Introduction: A Systemic Lens as Vital for Trauma Treatment
Chapter 1. Families and Systemic Contexts
Chapter 2. The Multi-Dimensional Nature of Trauma: An Intersubjective, Systemic Approach to Clinical Competencies
Chapter 3. Dyadic and Family-Based Approaches for Treating Trauma: Integrating Multiple Frameworks as Part of Evidence-Based Systemic Practice
Chapter 4. Systemic Assessment of Family Trauma: Uncovering Underlying Patterns and Processes
Chapter 5. Systemic Formulation, Treatment Planning, and Intervention: Facilitating Second-Order Changes as Part of Trauma Healing
Chapter 6. Beyond the Family: Consultation, Advocacy, and Creating Change in Larger Systems
Chapter 7. Challenges and Possibilities as a Family Trauma Therapist: A Communal Approach to Cultivating Resilience and Sustainability
Conclusion: A Shift in Trauma-Informed Care that Holds the Family in Mind
References
Index
About the Authors
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systems theory; Family systems; Systems therapy; family systems therapy; trauma psychology; trauma therapy; evidence-based interventions; family interventions; couple therapy; systemic interventions; clinical strategies; couple and family therapy; treatment planning; case conceptualization; trauma-focused therapy; marital & family processes; assessment; intervention; empirically supported treatment; family life cycle; minority stress; ethnic minority groups; racial minorities; oppression; case formulation; Sexual assault; physical abuse; combat-related posttraumatic stress; racial trauma; traumatic events; bereavement; mass disaster; stressors; domestic violence; refugee trauma; systemic racism; intergenerational trauma; attachment theory; strengths-based approach; risk and protective factors; treatment approaches; EFT; PCIT; CPP; eye movement desensitization and reprocessing; evidence-based practice; family coping; mapping; genogram; family stability; interpersonal & intrapersonal psychological context; systemic family therapy; collaborative approach; psychoeducation; contextual factors; community-level factors; culturally-informed approach; community-based settings; countertransference; therapeutic ruptures; vicarious trauma; compassion fatigue; Multicultural competencies; Cultural humility; therapeutic collaboration; therapeutic healing process; systemic lens; family contexts; systemic contexts; systemic assessment; systemic formulation; systemic therapy; systemic treatment planning; family trauma therapist; trauma-informed; trauma-informed care
Acknowledgements
Dedications
Series Preface
Foreword
Marianne Celano
Introduction: A Systemic Lens as Vital for Trauma Treatment
Chapter 1. Families and Systemic Contexts
Chapter 2. The Multi-Dimensional Nature of Trauma: An Intersubjective, Systemic Approach to Clinical Competencies
Chapter 3. Dyadic and Family-Based Approaches for Treating Trauma: Integrating Multiple Frameworks as Part of Evidence-Based Systemic Practice
Chapter 4. Systemic Assessment of Family Trauma: Uncovering Underlying Patterns and Processes
Chapter 5. Systemic Formulation, Treatment Planning, and Intervention: Facilitating Second-Order Changes as Part of Trauma Healing
Chapter 6. Beyond the Family: Consultation, Advocacy, and Creating Change in Larger Systems
Chapter 7. Challenges and Possibilities as a Family Trauma Therapist: A Communal Approach to Cultivating Resilience and Sustainability
Conclusion: A Shift in Trauma-Informed Care that Holds the Family in Mind
References
Index
About the Authors
Dedications
Series Preface
Foreword
Marianne Celano
Introduction: A Systemic Lens as Vital for Trauma Treatment
Chapter 1. Families and Systemic Contexts
Chapter 2. The Multi-Dimensional Nature of Trauma: An Intersubjective, Systemic Approach to Clinical Competencies
Chapter 3. Dyadic and Family-Based Approaches for Treating Trauma: Integrating Multiple Frameworks as Part of Evidence-Based Systemic Practice
Chapter 4. Systemic Assessment of Family Trauma: Uncovering Underlying Patterns and Processes
Chapter 5. Systemic Formulation, Treatment Planning, and Intervention: Facilitating Second-Order Changes as Part of Trauma Healing
Chapter 6. Beyond the Family: Consultation, Advocacy, and Creating Change in Larger Systems
Chapter 7. Challenges and Possibilities as a Family Trauma Therapist: A Communal Approach to Cultivating Resilience and Sustainability
Conclusion: A Shift in Trauma-Informed Care that Holds the Family in Mind
References
Index
About the Authors
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
systems theory; Family systems; Systems therapy; family systems therapy; trauma psychology; trauma therapy; evidence-based interventions; family interventions; couple therapy; systemic interventions; clinical strategies; couple and family therapy; treatment planning; case conceptualization; trauma-focused therapy; marital & family processes; assessment; intervention; empirically supported treatment; family life cycle; minority stress; ethnic minority groups; racial minorities; oppression; case formulation; Sexual assault; physical abuse; combat-related posttraumatic stress; racial trauma; traumatic events; bereavement; mass disaster; stressors; domestic violence; refugee trauma; systemic racism; intergenerational trauma; attachment theory; strengths-based approach; risk and protective factors; treatment approaches; EFT; PCIT; CPP; eye movement desensitization and reprocessing; evidence-based practice; family coping; mapping; genogram; family stability; interpersonal & intrapersonal psychological context; systemic family therapy; collaborative approach; psychoeducation; contextual factors; community-level factors; culturally-informed approach; community-based settings; countertransference; therapeutic ruptures; vicarious trauma; compassion fatigue; Multicultural competencies; Cultural humility; therapeutic collaboration; therapeutic healing process; systemic lens; family contexts; systemic contexts; systemic assessment; systemic formulation; systemic therapy; systemic treatment planning; family trauma therapist; trauma-informed; trauma-informed care
