Trauma and Recovery
From Domestic Abuse to Political Terror
This publication looks at restoring connections: between the public and private worlds; between individuals and communities;
and between men and women. The author, a psychiatrist, makes the link between the "heroic" suffering of men in war and political struggle, and the degraded suffering of women through rape, incest and
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This publication looks at restoring connections: between the public and private worlds; between individuals and communities;
and between men and women. The author, a psychiatrist, makes the link between the "heroic" suffering of men in war and political
struggle, and the degraded suffering of women through rape, incest and domestic violence. She identifies a fresh diagnostic
category for those suffering from "hidden" traumas, and proposes a recovery programme which favours a process of reintegration.
With a new afterword, Judith Lewis Herman describes the controversy ignited by her work, the new research to emerge in this
field of psychology and the far-reaching implications of this text on trauma situations worldwide.
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Utgitt:
1994
Forlag: Rivers Oram Press/Pandora List
Innbinding: Paperback
Språk: Engelsk
ISBN: 9780863584305
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Acknowledgements; Introduction; Part 1: Traumatic Disorders; 1. A Forgotten History; 2. Terror; 3. Disconnection; 4. Captivity;
5. Child Abuse; 6. A New Diagnosis; Part II: Stages of Discovery; 7. A Healing Relationship; 8. Safety; 9. Remembrance and
Mourning; 10. Reconnection; 11. Commonality; Afterword: The Dialetic of Trauma Continues; Notes; Index
Judith Lewis Herman is Associate Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at the Harvard Medical School and Director of Training at
the Victims of Violence Program at Cambridge Hospital, Massachusetts.