
The Traumatised Memory - Protection and Resistance
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- Intro
- Contents
- Acknowledgements
- 1 Theoretical Previews
- Ralf Vogt - Zeitgeist and Trauma Memory
- Winja Lutz - The Reality of False Memories
- The History of the False Memory Syndrome Foundation
- Research paradigms
- Shaw and Porter's Rich-False-Memories Study
- Loftus' Lost-In-The-Mall Study
- Conclusions
- Ralf Vogt - The SPIM 30 Concept of Beseelbare Symbolization Media to Resolve Severe Transference Problems in Dissociative Trauma Disorders
- Introduction
- Exploring Transference Media for the Treatment of Trauma
- Further Fields of Application of Beseelbare Therapy Media and Outlook
- Ralf Vogt - The Previous SPIM-30-Orientation
- Ralf Vogt - The Psychodynamic Transformation
- Case vignettes of how traumatic data are coded in memory
- Case vignettes on how trauma data are decoded in the mind
- Conclusions from all data conversion processes
- Ralf Vogt - Classification of Psychodynamic Data Qualities of Memories in Dissociative Psychotrauma Clients
- 2 Various Clinical Contributions to the Analysis and Treatment of Trauma Memory
- Renée Potgieter Marks - The Frozen Child: The Process of Memory Recall in Children with Complex Trauma and Dissociation
- The Case Example of Jake
- Powerful Body Responses and No Memory
- Beseelbare Objects
- Memory recall
- Activation and Integration
- The Case Example of Lee
- Summary
- Valerie Sinason - Time and Memory and DID
- Introduction
- Categories of Dissociative Dialogues
- Other Societal Reasons that Impact Memory
- The Role of Fairbairn
- The Moral Defence - In work with Children and Adults with an Intellectual Disability
- Final Statement
- Joanne H. Twombly - Case of a Woman with Complex DID and a History of Inadequate Treatment
- Kevin J. Connors - On Memory and Dissociative Process
- Introduction
- The Case Example of Andrew
- Implications for Therapy
- Irina Vogt - Remembering Prenatal and Birth Trauma - A Case Example - DESNOS
- Ralf Vogt - The Shamed Prince - A Case Example - DESNOS
- First Phase of Therapy
- Middle Phase of Therapy
- Interpretation
- Last Phase of Therapy
- Interpretation
- Ralf Vogt - Dissociative Late Discovery - A Case Example - DDNOS
- First Interpretational Framework and Therapy Phase
- Middle Phase of Therapy
- Interpretation
- Last Therapy Phase
- Interpretation
- Ralf Vogt - The Weak Troublemaker - A Case Example - DID
- First Phase of Therapy
- Middle Phase of Therapy
- Last or Third Phase of Therapy
- Interpretation
- 3 New Research Results on Trauma Memory
- Ralf Vogt - Pilot Study Excerpts on Trauma Memory through a Client Survey
- Preliminary note
- Study Excerpts
- Summary
- 4 New Contributions to the Treatment Model SPIM 30
- Ralf Vogt - Neurophysiological and Psychodynamic Regulation stages of Interaction and their Implications for Therapeutic Relationship Building and Memory Work
- Ralf Vogt - Attachment-Oriented Reform Approaches for Psychotraumatology
- Trauma Attachment Styles
- Victim attachment style (VA)
- Perpetrator attachment style (PA)
- The Oscillating Victim Perpetrator Attachment Style (OscA)
- 5 Appendix
- Selection of photographs showing SPIM-30-Settings
- Author Index
- List of References
- Accessing SPIM 30
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