* An extremely moving and comprehensive look at self-mutilation, 'the addiction of the 90s' * Written by an award-winning journalistHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Marilee Strong, an award-winning journalist known for her groundbreaking 1993 article on self-mutilation, is the recipient of a Pulitzer Fellowship for her work on childhood victims of war trauma.
Inhaltsangabe
A Bright Red ScreamAcknowledgments Introduction by Armandao R. Favazza, M.D. Preface 1. The Walking Wounded 2. Into the Void 3. The Secret Language of Pain: The Psychology of Cutting 4. The Unkindest Cut of All: The Legacy of Childhood Sexual Abuse 5. The Body Keeps Score: The Psychobiology of Trauma 6. The Hunger Within: Eating Disorders, Body Alienation, and Self-Mutilation 7. A Walk on the Wild Side 8. Beyond the Pain: Hope and Healing from Self-Injury 9. A Safe Place Notes Resources Index
A Bright Red ScreamAcknowledgments Introduction by Armandao R. Favazza, M.D. Preface 1. The Walking Wounded 2. Into the Void 3. The Secret Language of Pain: The Psychology of Cutting 4. The Unkindest Cut of All: The Legacy of Childhood Sexual Abuse 5. The Body Keeps Score: The Psychobiology of Trauma 6. The Hunger Within: Eating Disorders, Body Alienation, and Self-Mutilation 7. A Walk on the Wild Side 8. Beyond the Pain: Hope and Healing from Self-Injury 9. A Safe Place Notes Resources Index
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