Telling Without Talking Art as a Window into

This extensively illustrated book shows how abused individualssimultaneously express and camouflage dissociated and repressedinformation in drawings.

Carol Thayer Cox, M.A., A.T.R., is assistant professor for the graduate art therapy program of George Washington University.

Foreword
Foreword
Acknowledgments
Terminology Used in This Book
Preface
Introduction
The Integrative Method: Making Sense of Art	p. 1
The Ten Category Model: Window into the World of MPD	p. 15
System Pictures: Parts of the Self	p. 21
Chaos Pictures: The System in Disorder	p. 41
Fragmentation Pictures: The Fractured Sense of Self	p. 61
Barrier Pictures: Dividing Lines	p. 81
Threat Pictures: Danger from Within	p. 107
Induction Pictures: Self-Hypnotic Process	p. 127
Trance Pictures: Internal Realities	p. 145
Abreaction Pictures: Traumatic Experience Revisited	p. 169
Switching Pictures: The Serial Self	p. 193
Alert Pictures: Telling without Talking	p. 221
Cara, A Case Study: Breaking the Code	p. 241
Afterword	p. 291
Glossary	p. 295
Bibliography	p. 299
Index	p. 305
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Telling Without Talking Art as a Window into the World of Multiple Personality

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