Category - Non Fiction / Psychology
Format - Paperback
Condition - Excellent
Listed - 2 years ago
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Ships From - Pennsylvania
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"Action Against Trauma: A Trainer's Manual" by Kate Hudgins, Roberta Culbertson and Edward Hug, discusses how to use experiential methods and the humanities in post-violence communities. Originally published by the Virginia Foundation for the Humanities, the book focuses on the value of the Therapeutic Spiral Model of psychodrama and discusses the neurobiology of trauma and action structures for group safety and self care, along with discusing how the humanities -- literature, history, religion, drama, theater and story telling -- provide sufficiently large psychological and cultural containers that allow memories of violence to have their place without letting them overtake events. Excellent condition with a very minor wear on edges of cover. SIGNED by Kate Hudgins and Edward Hug!#Psychodrama#ActionMethods#Trauma#CommunityTrauma#CollectiveTrauma#Humanities#Experiential#Psychotherapy#Brain