This book provides an accessible introduction to the Therapeutic Spiral Model in practice, describing how it works, its relationship with classical psychodrama, neurobiology, experiential psychotherapy and clinical psychology, how it differs from other experiential methods and how it has been used with diverse populations and in different cultures.
This book provides an accessible introduction to the Therapeutic Spiral Model in practice, describing how it works, its relationship with classical psychodrama, neurobiology, experiential psychotherapy and clinical psychology, how it differs from other experiential methods and how it has been used with diverse populations and in different cultures.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Foreword by Adam Blatner. Introduction. Section I: Therapeutic Spiral Model: Beginnings and Evolution. 1. A Life in Psychodrama. Zerka T. Moreno Co-Founder of Psychodrama Charlottesville VA USA. 2. The Similarities and Differences between Classical Psychodrama and The Therapeutic Spiral Model. Kate Hudgins Ph.D. TEP Therapeutic Spiral International LLC Charlottesville VA and Francesca Toscani M.Ed. TEP Charlottesville VA USA. 3. The Evolution of the Therapeutic Spiral Model. Francesca Toscani M.Ed. TEP Charlottesville VA and Kate Hudgins Ph.D. TEP Therapeutic Spiral International LLC USA. Section II: Theoretical Foundations and Research of the Therapeutic Spiral Model. 4. A Neuroscience Perspective on Trauma and Action Methods. Edward Hug MSW CP Boston MA USA. 5. Anchoring The Therapeutic Spiral Model into Research on Experiential Psychotherapy. Leslie S. Greenberg Ph.D. Professor University of Toronto Toronto Canada. 6. Learning to be on the Action Healing Team in the Therapeutic Spiral Model: A Research Experience in Taiwan. Cho Wen Chun Ph.D. Professor National Kaoshiung Normal University Kaoshiung Taiwan R.O.C. 7. The Therapeutic Alliance between the Protagonist and Auxiliaries. Charmaine McVea Ph.D. Private Practice Brisbane Australia. Section III: Original Clinical Applications of the Therapeutic Spiral Model. 8. Healing Your Body: The Therapeutic Spiral Model with Eating Disorders. Colleen Baratka MA RDT TEP Catharsis Institute and Renfrew Center for Eating Disorders Philadelphia PA USA. 9. Learning to Remember: Applications of the Therapeutic Spiral with Addictions. Mary Ann (Mimi) Hughes Cox LCSW TEP Private Practice Richmond VA USA. 10. Psychodrama and the Therapeutic Spiral Model in Individual Therapy. Karen Drucker Psy.D. TEP Private Practice Adjunct Faculty Naropa Institute Boulder CO USA. Section IV: New Clinical Applications of the Therapeutic Spiral Model. 11. A Workshop Using the Therapeutic Spiral Model and Art Therapy with Mothers and Children Affected by Domestic Violence in Taiwan. Nien-Hwa Lai Ph.D. TEP Associate Professor National Taipei University of Education Taipei Taiwan R.O.C. 12. Seeing the Wizard: The Therapeutic Spiral Model to Work with Traumatized Families. Chip Chimera Dip PP Dip AMS CQSW Dip ASS. Director of Children's Center Family Therapy Institute London England UK. 13. Therapeutic Spiral Model Perspective from South Africa-The Rainbow Nation. Viyan Alers Ph.D. Director of Acting Thru Themleize ( NGO) Johannesburg South Africa. Section V: The Therapeutic Spiral Model with Men. 14. The Application of the Therapeutic Spiral Model at The Men and Healing Project. Roy Salole MBBS DMJ (Clin.) CTA (ITAA) Monica Forst M.Ed. ICADC & Rick Goodwin MSW RSW The Men and Healing Project Ottawa Canada. 15. Footsteps on the Moon: Using Therapeutic Spiral Model Concepts with Offenders Who Have Unresolved Trauma. Clark Baim Dip PP Senior Trainer Birmingham Psychodrama Training Center Birmingham UK. 16. Two Programs: The Therapeutic Spiral Model in Domestic Violence Work with Perpetrators and Survivors. Karen Carnabucci LCSW TEP Private Practice Racine WI and Kevin Fullin M.D. Private Practice Kenosha WI USA. Afterword. References. Index.
Foreword by Adam Blatner. Introduction. Section I: Therapeutic Spiral Model: Beginnings and Evolution. 1. A Life in Psychodrama. Zerka T. Moreno Co-Founder of Psychodrama Charlottesville VA USA. 2. The Similarities and Differences between Classical Psychodrama and The Therapeutic Spiral Model. Kate Hudgins Ph.D. TEP Therapeutic Spiral International LLC Charlottesville VA and Francesca Toscani M.Ed. TEP Charlottesville VA USA. 3. The Evolution of the Therapeutic Spiral Model. Francesca Toscani M.Ed. TEP Charlottesville VA and Kate Hudgins Ph.D. TEP Therapeutic Spiral International LLC USA. Section II: Theoretical Foundations and Research of the Therapeutic Spiral Model. 4. A Neuroscience Perspective on Trauma and Action Methods. Edward Hug MSW CP Boston MA USA. 5. Anchoring The Therapeutic Spiral Model into Research on Experiential Psychotherapy. Leslie S. Greenberg Ph.D. Professor University of Toronto Toronto Canada. 6. Learning to be on the Action Healing Team in the Therapeutic Spiral Model: A Research Experience in Taiwan. Cho Wen Chun Ph.D. Professor National Kaoshiung Normal University Kaoshiung Taiwan R.O.C. 7. The Therapeutic Alliance between the Protagonist and Auxiliaries. Charmaine McVea Ph.D. Private Practice Brisbane Australia. Section III: Original Clinical Applications of the Therapeutic Spiral Model. 8. Healing Your Body: The Therapeutic Spiral Model with Eating Disorders. Colleen Baratka MA RDT TEP Catharsis Institute and Renfrew Center for Eating Disorders Philadelphia PA USA. 9. Learning to Remember: Applications of the Therapeutic Spiral with Addictions. Mary Ann (Mimi) Hughes Cox LCSW TEP Private Practice Richmond VA USA. 10. Psychodrama and the Therapeutic Spiral Model in Individual Therapy. Karen Drucker Psy.D. TEP Private Practice Adjunct Faculty Naropa Institute Boulder CO USA. Section IV: New Clinical Applications of the Therapeutic Spiral Model. 11. A Workshop Using the Therapeutic Spiral Model and Art Therapy with Mothers and Children Affected by Domestic Violence in Taiwan. Nien-Hwa Lai Ph.D. TEP Associate Professor National Taipei University of Education Taipei Taiwan R.O.C. 12. Seeing the Wizard: The Therapeutic Spiral Model to Work with Traumatized Families. Chip Chimera Dip PP Dip AMS CQSW Dip ASS. Director of Children's Center Family Therapy Institute London England UK. 13. Therapeutic Spiral Model Perspective from South Africa-The Rainbow Nation. Viyan Alers Ph.D. Director of Acting Thru Themleize ( NGO) Johannesburg South Africa. Section V: The Therapeutic Spiral Model with Men. 14. The Application of the Therapeutic Spiral Model at The Men and Healing Project. Roy Salole MBBS DMJ (Clin.) CTA (ITAA) Monica Forst M.Ed. ICADC & Rick Goodwin MSW RSW The Men and Healing Project Ottawa Canada. 15. Footsteps on the Moon: Using Therapeutic Spiral Model Concepts with Offenders Who Have Unresolved Trauma. Clark Baim Dip PP Senior Trainer Birmingham Psychodrama Training Center Birmingham UK. 16. Two Programs: The Therapeutic Spiral Model in Domestic Violence Work with Perpetrators and Survivors. Karen Carnabucci LCSW TEP Private Practice Racine WI and Kevin Fullin M.D. Private Practice Kenosha WI USA. Afterword. References. Index.
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