Titlebook: International Handbook of Traumatic Stress Syndromes; John P. Wilson,Beverley Raphael Book 1993 Plenum Press, New York 1993 Assessment.Cou

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Richard A. Kulka,William E. Schlengerum Durch­ bruch als exakte Natur-Wi33en-schaJt, von EULER 1750/75 zur Blüte und von LAGRANGE 1788 und HAMILTON 1835 zur Vollendung geführt wurde - um mit einigen Namen einen Rahmen zu stecken. Daß hierbei die Mechanik eine der ersten Naturwissenschaften war, ihr zumindest "eine Schrittmacherrolle zu

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Multiple Personality Disorder and Posttraumatic Stress Disorderrn psychiatry was being molded by its Age of Giants. During this period of 1880 to 1920, MPD was pulled from its millennia-old identification with demonology and possession into the rational spheres of psychology (.). The “cowardice” of warriors who relived scenes of terror in sweating nightmares ac

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Stress-Response Syndromesngs and even compulsive actions, and the ., characterized by emotional numbing and constriction of ideation. In this review of stress-response syndromes, I will outline those phases, discuss the DSM-III (.) diagnoses for stressresponse disorders, and consider the mutual etiologic effects of stressfu

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Psychoanalytic Contributions to a Theory of Traumatic Stressocaust survivors, and victims of nuclear war, natural, and manmade disasters, this field has variously been called the study of . (.), . (.), and . (.). Psychoanalysts share with the investigators in this new field a fundamental concern with the impact of trauma on an individual’s psychic life. Howe

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Theoretical and Intervention Considerations in Working with Victims of Disastertrophes are evocative, fill the onlookers with vicarious dread, and, at the same time, provide a focus for the altruism and good will that will strengthen and sustain those affected throughout the crisis period. Although the shock, horror, and grief that may follow have long been recognized, the mor