Intimate Coercion: Recognition and Recovery explores the causes and impact of coercion on intimate others. A new approach to therapy is included, along with a coercion climate map to assist with the transformation of coerced individuals.
Intimate Coercion: Recognition and Recovery explores the causes and impact of coercion on intimate others. A new approach to therapy is included, along with a coercion climate map to assist with the transformation of coerced individuals.
Marti Loring, LCSW, PhD, is clinical social worker and clinical sociologist. Melissa Scardaville, PhD, is a sociologist.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1: Research Review Chapter 2: Therapy with the Traumatized and Abused Chapter 3: Recognizing Intimate Coercion Chapter 4: The Foundation of Intimate Coercion Chapter 5: A Closer Look at the Coerced Chapter 6: Understanding Coercers in Relationships Chapter 7: The Coercive Process: Overt and Covert Emotional Abuse Chapter 8: Evaluation of Coercion Chapter 9: Coercion in Other Groups: Immigrants, People with Disabilities, Gay Couples, Church Partners, Children, Adolescents, and Elders Chapter 10: Transformation of the Coerced Chapter 11: Therapeutic Intervention with the Coerced
Chapter 1: Research Review Chapter 2: Therapy with the Traumatized and Abused Chapter 3: Recognizing Intimate Coercion Chapter 4: The Foundation of Intimate Coercion Chapter 5: A Closer Look at the Coerced Chapter 6: Understanding Coercers in Relationships Chapter 7: The Coercive Process: Overt and Covert Emotional Abuse Chapter 8: Evaluation of Coercion Chapter 9: Coercion in Other Groups: Immigrants, People with Disabilities, Gay Couples, Church Partners, Children, Adolescents, and Elders Chapter 10: Transformation of the Coerced Chapter 11: Therapeutic Intervention with the Coerced
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