Re-Traumatization in acute mental health inpatient settings - A comment on study by Hennessy et al.
"... patients are experiencing re-traumatization in acute mental health inpatient settings and that there is little…
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Psychological Care for Earthquake Survivors - Considerations for Therapists
Psychological trauma is at the heart of any post-earthquake situation. Therefore, general psychological tools will…
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Processing Experiences of Sexual Violence, Especially Rape - Approaches and Techniques for Mental Health Professionals
The primary goal is to prevent and reduce symptoms of acute or chronic post-traumatic stress, such as flashbacks,…
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The Most Important Principle to Follow When Healing Trauma
Without emotional stabilization, any meaningful healing of major emotional wounds is impossible.
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Opinion: We urgently need approaches to psychological trauma that are independent of particular schools of psychology
For historical reasons, psychological schools of thought have become schools in the entrepreneurial sense. Maintaining…
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The Perfect Way for Therapists to Break Someone. Again. - Analysis of "The Outpost" Therapy Scene
Lie of the century: "I promise it will help to talk about it." Well, that's a particularly cynical one. You can only…
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"Emotional Structure" as a Practical Model for the Mind
The Emotional Structure is where the therapeutic intention must be directed. If we change our or someone's Emotional…
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Emotional Stability / Resilience — A Definition for Mental Health Professionals
A concept that describes the degree to which a person does respond to a stimulus(1) by experiencing an associated…
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