Helena Vissing

Somatic Maternal Healing (eBook, ePUB)

Psychodynamic and Somatic Trauma Treatment for Perinatal Mental Health

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Somatic Maternal Healing introduces a cutting-edge understanding of the body into the growing field of perinatal mental health.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 264
• Erscheinungstermin: 26. September 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781000957013
• Artikelnr.: 68553561

Autorenporträt

Helena Vissing, PsyD, SEP, PMH-C, is a licensed psychologist and Somatic Experiencing® practitioner based in Northern California. She is certified in perinatal mental health and specializes in trauma treatment and psychodynamic psychotherapy.

Inhaltsangabe

Introduction: Why We Need Maternal Healing that Includes Self, Body, and
Society Part I: Introduction to Part 1: Overview of Trauma in the Perinatal
Period 1. The Question of Embodied Maternal Subjectivity: How Feminist
Psychoanalysis Informs Clinical Work with Mothers 2. Understanding Trauma
in Light of the Biological Changes of Motherhood 3. Resisting Patriarchal
Motherhood: From Maternal Bodylessness to Maternal Bodyfulness 4. Rationale
and Principles of Somatic Maternal Healing Part II: Introduction to Part
II: Principles, Treatment Goals, and Key Clinical Skills of Maternal
Somatic Healing 5. Working Somatically in the Perinatal Transferential
Field 6. Maternal Bodyfulness: Working with Perinatal Sensory Awareness and
Vocabulary 7. Expansion and Integration: Trauma Release During the
Perinatal Period 8. Making Maternal Healing Whole with Clinical Creativity
and Biopsychosocial Somatic Treatment Planning

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Introduction: Why We Need Maternal Healing that Includes Self, Body, and Society Part I: Introduction to Part 1: Overview of Trauma in the Perinatal Period 1. The Question of Embodied Maternal Subjectivity: How Feminist Psychoanalysis Informs Clinical Work with Mothers 2. Understanding Trauma in Light of the Biological Changes of Motherhood 3. Resisting Patriarchal Motherhood: From Maternal Bodylessness to Maternal Bodyfulness 4. Rationale and Principles of Somatic Maternal Healing Part II: Introduction to Part II: Principles, Treatment Goals, and Key Clinical Skills of Maternal Somatic Healing 5. Working Somatically in the Perinatal Transferential Field 6. Maternal Bodyfulness: Working with Perinatal Sensory Awareness and Vocabulary 7. Expansion and Integration: Trauma Release During the Perinatal Period 8. Making Maternal Healing Whole with Clinical Creativity and Biopsychosocial Somatic Treatment Planning

Rezensionen

"An important and hopeful contribution to understanding how clinicians can facilitate a woman's struggle to grow through the process of birthing and parenting. The psychological and corporeal challenges and possibilities make this required as well as illuminating reading."

Susie Orbach, PhD, author of Fat is a Feminist Issue and Bodies

"In this brilliantly conceived and passionate book, Vissing brings a long overdue integration of analytic relational thinking with somatic psychology to bear on women's perinatal difficulties, offering a trenchant analysis of the barriers to the recognition of maternal suffering along with an inspiring account of essential clinical strategies for treatment. Truly vital reading for anyone concerned with the psychological and biosocial world of mothers and infants."

Jessica Benjamin, PhD, author of The Bonds of Love and Beyond Doer and Done To



"Somatic Maternal Healing expertly presents a trauma-informed, research-based framework to better understand the transition to motherhood within the context of profound change, adaptation, and transformation. All therapists working in the field of maternal mental health should have access to these compelling and essential clinical interpretations and interventions."

Karen Kleiman, LCSW, author of The Art of Holding in Therapy