Dem Trauma Widerstand leisten: Neue Autoritat als familientherapeutischer und traumapadagogischer Ansatz

Peter Jakob's book provides practical guidance on using parent coaching as a trauma-oriented intervention in psychosocial fields, with illustrative case studies and methodological suggestions for everyday practice.

Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 292 pages
Publication date: 11 July 2022
Publisher: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht GmbH & Co KG

The concepts of non-violent resistance and the New Authority have permeated numerous psychosocial fields of work, particularly in families facing multiple burdens. Professionals in these contexts encounter complex challenges as they strive to assist individuals in (re)discovering their inner and interpersonal resources. They also aim to create systems within family of origin, foster family, or home group that foster healing and recovery. In this comprehensive and evidence-based practical guide, Peter Jakob pioneers the use of parent coaching as a trauma-oriented intervention across counseling, family therapy, and inpatient child and youth welfare settings. The book offers a wealth of methodological suggestions and illustrative case studies to enhance existing treatment approaches for individuals who have experienced trauma.

In families with multiple burdens, such as parents with traumatic experiences like early child abuse or domestic violence, and children who themselves have undergone traumatic experiences, professionals face intricate challenges. They must navigate the complexities of helping individuals reclaim their inner and interpersonal strengths while also fostering environments where healing can occur. This integrative and well-grounded practical guide, authored by Peter Jakob, sheds light on the potential of parent coaching as a trauma-oriented intervention. Whether in counseling work, family therapy, or inpatient child and youth welfare, this book offers valuable insights into the application of parent coaching to support individuals in their journey towards recovery.

Numerous methodological suggestions are provided throughout the book, tailored to everyday practice. These suggestions aim to equip professionals with the tools and techniques necessary to effectively engage with clients who have experienced trauma. Additionally, illustrative case studies are included to showcase real-world applications of parent coaching and its impact on individuals and families. By expanding existing treatment concepts for people who have experienced trauma, this book contributes to the field of psychosocial work and provides valuable resources for professionals seeking to enhance their understanding and effectiveness in this area.

Dimension: 230 x 155 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9783525453391