Humanistische Traumatherapie in der Praxis: Biografische Verletzungen verstehen und therapeutisch beantworten

Humanistic therapy methods focus on coping with adverse life events constructively, starting with the client's strength and creativity to survive. They gain insights into their trauma biographies and receive recognition, devaluation, and taboos. Lifelong traumatic experiences are subject to a process character, and humanistic procedures take up the associated development potential of the client.

Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 111 pages
Publication date: 08 March 2022
Publisher: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht GmbH & Co KG

The humanistic perspective holds that the effects of traumatic stress are endeavors to navigate challenging life experiences in the most constructive manner possible. Consequently, humanistic therapy approaches always begin with a foundation of strength and creativity, aiming to empower individuals to survive. Through engaging in dialogue with those affected, therapists gain valuable insights into their unique trauma biographies. Recognizing the importance of inclusivity rather than exclusion, devaluation, and taboos, plays a central role in the healing process. This entails fostering a consistent relationship orientation throughout the therapeutic journey. It is worth noting that lifelong traumatic experiences are subject to a process of growth and development. Humanistic therapies actively harness the client's inherent development potential within the therapeutic context. From a pool of six diverse humanistic methods, this volume offers a diverse range of suggestions for therapeutic practice.

Dimension: 205 x 123 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9783525408612