Hannah Murray, Sharif El-Leithy

Working with Complexity in PTSD

A Cognitive Therapy Approach

• Gebundenes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

This accessible, evidence-based book provides readers with a practical framework to understand, formulate, and treat PTSD using the cognitive model while creatively adapting for complexity.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 336
• Erscheinungstermin: 14. Juli 2022
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 244mm x 170mm x 21mm
• Gewicht: 757g
• ISBN-13: 9781032264424
• ISBN-10: 103226442X
• Artikelnr.: 63369485

Autorenporträt

Dr Hannah Murray is a Research Clinical Psychologist based at the Oxford Centre for Anxiety Disorders and Trauma, University of Oxford. She works clinically and in research to develop, test and disseminate treatments for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, particularly Cognitive Therapy for PTSD. Dr Sharif El-Leithy is a Consultant Clinical Psychologist specialising in psychological reactions to life-threatening traumas. He has over 20 years of experience in using cognitive-behavioural therapy to treat PTSD arising from complex traumatic experiences, including victims of war, torture, and domestic and childhood abuse.

Inhaltsangabe

Foreword: Dr Nick Grey
Part 1: Foundations
1: Understanding PTSD and complexity
2: Cognitive Therapy for PTSD
3: Assessment and formulation
Part 2: Complexity in memory work
4: Over-activation of trauma memories
5: Under-activation of trauma memories
6: Dissociation
7: Multiple trauma memories
8: Gaps in trauma memories
9: Recovered memories
10: Constructed memories
11: Psychosis-related PTSD
Part 3: Complexity in cognitive work
12: Strongly-held or longstanding beliefs
13: Self-attacking beliefs and emotions
14: The head-heart gap
15: Loss
16: Moral injury
Part 4: Complexity in coping strategies
17: Drugs and alcohol
18: Reckless behaviour
19: Avoidance
Part 5: Comorbidity
20: Psychological comorbidity
21: Physical comorbidity
22: Social comorbidity
23: Risk
Part 6: Complexities for the therapist
24: The therapeutic relationship
25: Diversity
26: Looking after yourself
References

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Foreword: Dr Nick Grey; Part 1: Foundations; 1: Understanding PTSD and complexity; 2: Cognitive Therapy for PTSD; 3: Assessment and formulation; Part 2: Complexity in memory work; 4: Over-activation of trauma memories; 5: Under-activation of trauma memories; 6: Dissociation; 7: Multiple trauma memories; 8: Gaps in trauma memories; 9: Recovered memories; 10: Constructed memories; 11: Psychosis-related PTSD; Part 3: Complexity in cognitive work; 12: Strongly-held or longstanding beliefs; 13: Self-attacking beliefs and emotions; 14: The head-heart gap; 15: Loss; 16: Moral injury; Part 4: Complexity in coping strategies; 17: Drugs and alcohol; 18: Reckless behaviour; 19: Avoidance; Part 5: Comorbidity; 20: Psychological comorbidity; 21: Physical comorbidity; 22: Social comorbidity; 23: Risk; Part 6: Complexities for the therapist; 24: The therapeutic relationship; 25: Diversity; 26: Looking after yourself; References

Rezensionen

This book is a fine example of 'clinical flexibility within the framework of empirical fidelity' in the treatment of patients with PTSD and co-occurring disorders. It is filled with a very useful collection of clinical interventions that you can use immediately. A combination of clinical wisdom and scholarship, KUDOS!

Donald Meichenbaum, Ph.D.

Research Director of the Melissa Institute of Violence Prevention

Miami Florida

Every therapist working with PTSD encounters complexities not addressed in training programs and treatment manuals. This is that rare book that addresses the broad range of challenging circumstances and complications that can so easily derail trauma treatment. With utter clarity, the authors detail multiple creative clinical strategies for managing nearly every potential stuckpoint likely to be encountered during trauma work. Practical and empirically grounded, this engaging text will empower and enlighten every therapist who reads it.

-Christine A. Padesky, Author of The Clinician's Guide to CBT Using Mind Over Mood

"Here is the book you've been waiting for, focusing on what you're most likely to see when you're working with clients with PTSD - complexities ranging from avoidance to multiple traumas to risky behaviours. Hannah Murray and Sharif El-Leithy provide a no-nonsense guide to treating the many complexities linked to PTSD without losing sight of the science behind the treatment. I have no doubt this book will become a well-thumbed volume, equipping therapists to transform the lives of the many people debilitated by trauma and PTSD."

Jennifer Wild, Associate Professor, University of Oxford & Author of Be Extraordinary