Based on ideas put forward in the bestselling The Body Remembers, Babette Rothschild emphasizes the importance of tailoring every trauma therapy to the particular needs of each individual client. A breath of fresh air in the competitive 'mine is best' atmosphere currently so divisive in the field of trauma therapy, each varied and complex case (presented in a variety of wr Based on ideas put forward in the bestselling The Body Remembers, Babette Rothschild emphasizes the importance of tailoring every trauma therapy to the particular needs of each individual client. A breath of fresh air in the competitive 'mine is best' atmosphere currently so divisive in the field of trauma therapy, each varied and complex case (presented in a variety of writing styles: case reports, session-by-session narratives, single session transcripts) is approached with a combination of methods ranging from traditional psychodynamic and cognitive approaches and applications of attachment theory to innovative trauma methods including EMDR and Levine's SIBAM model. Read on its own on or in conjunction with The Body Remembers, clinicians from all disciplines will discover new strategies and gain insight into how to combine various treatment models for increased success with traumatized clients.
The Body Remembers Casebook: Unifying Methods and Models in the Treatment of Trauma and PTSD
Based on ideas put forward in the bestselling The Body Remembers, Babette Rothschild emphasizes the importance of tailoring every trauma therapy to the particular needs of each individual client. A breath of fresh air in the competitive 'mine is best' atmosphere currently so divisive in the field of trauma therapy, each varied and complex case (presented in a variety of wr Based on ideas put forward in the bestselling The Body Remembers, Babette Rothschild emphasizes the importance of tailoring every trauma therapy to the particular needs of each individual client. A breath of fresh air in the competitive 'mine is best' atmosphere currently so divisive in the field of trauma therapy, each varied and complex case (presented in a variety of writing styles: case reports, session-by-session narratives, single session transcripts) is approached with a combination of methods ranging from traditional psychodynamic and cognitive approaches and applications of attachment theory to innovative trauma methods including EMDR and Levine's SIBAM model. Read on its own on or in conjunction with The Body Remembers, clinicians from all disciplines will discover new strategies and gain insight into how to combine various treatment models for increased success with traumatized clients.
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Jean-Paul Eberle –
This is an excellent book for the purpose it attempts to serve, acknowledging and emphasizing the benefit of a well-rounded approach to trauma work. Rothschild details case examples wherein she utilizes a number of methods for addressing trauma and its effects at various stages of treatment. There seems to be a tendency as of present in the burgeoning field of trauma, of one school of thought (i.e. - modality) striving to win its medal as the preeminent treatment approach. As Rothschild stresses This is an excellent book for the purpose it attempts to serve, acknowledging and emphasizing the benefit of a well-rounded approach to trauma work. Rothschild details case examples wherein she utilizes a number of methods for addressing trauma and its effects at various stages of treatment. There seems to be a tendency as of present in the burgeoning field of trauma, of one school of thought (i.e. - modality) striving to win its medal as the preeminent treatment approach. As Rothschild stresses, we must be wary of falling prey to this, for risk of doing a disservice to our clients’ many faceted needs. Some clients may benefit from a somatic approach, others a more cognitive approach. What clients will benefit most from is COMMON SENSE, integrating many approaches.
Lilly | mothcub –
This book is a nice, concise overview of the goals of trauma therapy and general goals for that and how they might work with reference to several difference therapeutic methods used to inform a kind of mix-and-match holistic approach to each client. It includes super easy to understand abridged client case studies exploring methods the author has utilised with many different clients and gave me a good understanding of the general aims of trauma therapy and varying methods to achieve those aims, This book is a nice, concise overview of the goals of trauma therapy and general goals for that and how they might work with reference to several difference therapeutic methods used to inform a kind of mix-and-match holistic approach to each client. It includes super easy to understand abridged client case studies exploring methods the author has utilised with many different clients and gave me a good understanding of the general aims of trauma therapy and varying methods to achieve those aims, as well as ultimately the intricacies of such. It's a really quick and well-structured read, a really good book for gaining an understanding of therapeutic ideas and approaches! :-)
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Caty –
this would probably be weird to read without the book it goes with. Reading them simultaneously was really helpful for me, when the other book got too deep into the technical explanations, this one gave practical, engaging examples. If i had not had not had experience seeing a somatic practitioner before reading it it i think it would have sounded a bit unbelievable and pretty weird.
Margaret O'reilly –
Although I cannot remember the exact dates of reading this book, I found it to be comprehensive but a little bit obtuse. For the serious psychology student and personalities professional, it is well worth a read.
Joanna Bedggood –
really solidifies the learning from The Body remembers
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