Counselling Victims Of Warfare

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ISBN: 9781857757217 | 1857757211
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Copyright: 7/1/2005

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Central and North West London Mental Health NHS Trust, London, UK. Gives a unique, person-centered insight into counseling civilians and military personnel whose trauma is physical or psychological. Covers anger, death, nightmares, pain, recovered memories, and alcohol use. Takes the reader through sessions with two separate clients. British-oriented. Softcover.

Forewords

Preface

About the author

xiii

Acknowledgements

Introduction

(1)

The dialogues

(2)

Supervision

(1)

The person-centred approach (PCA)

(9)

Responding to trauma

(8)

The military experience

(2)

Further thoughts

(1)

Developments in PCA

(3)

Part 1: Ania's story

(80)

Chapter 1

(10)

Counselling session 1: silence and a focus on Ania's daughter, Maria

(10)

Chapter 2

(10)

Issues of confidentiality

(2)

Counselling session 2: sadness and anger at the death of her parents

(8)

Chapter 3

(10)

Counselling session 3: client cancels as her daughter is unwell

(1)

Supervision session 1: the counsellor has knowledge that the client has not disclosed

(9)

Chapter 4

(8)

Counselling session 4: the counsellor's congruence is challenged

(8)

Chapter 5

(6)

Counselling session 5: Ania tells her story

(6)

Chapter 6

(10)

Counselling session 6: Maria attends with Ania

(10)

Chapter 7

(8)

Supervision session 2: Sympathy, empathy, healing and 'not for healing'

(8)

Chapter 8

(8)

Counselling session 11: bad dreams and more emotional release

(2)

Counselling session 12: recovered memories - 'can I ever be clean?'

(6)

Chapter 9

(8)

Counselling session 13: tired of struggling, tired of living

(5)

Reflections on the process

104

(3)

Part 2: Graham confronts his memories

107

(67)

Chapter 10

109

(12)

Counselling session 1: accepting the need to talk

109

(12)

Chapter 11

121

(14)

Counselling session 2: memories of a violent and personal death

121

(14)

Chapter 12

135

(10)

Counselling session 3: a positive shift as Graham releases feelings from his experiences in Bosnia

135

(10)

Chapter 13

145

(6)

Supervision session 1: pain and compassion

145

(6)

Chapter 14

151

(6)

Counselling session 4: a deeper cathartic release and a more conversational exchange

151

(6)

Chapter 15

157

(8)

Counselling session 5: an act of unlawful killing? And alcohol use is addressed

157

(8)

Chapter 16

165

(9)

Counselling session 6: alcohol use and controlling intrusive memories

165

(6)

Reflections on the process

171

(3)

Afterword

174

(2)

Author's epilogue

176

(2)

References

178

(4)

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Counselling Victims Of Warfare

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