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Enhancing Resilience in Survivors of Family Violence

Engelsk Hardback

Enhancing Resilience in Survivors of Family Violence

Engelsk Hardback
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This bookÖwill help change the paradigm that has gripped the mental health professions for so long and will be a positive boost for those who know there must be a better and more affirmative way to do this important work.

-Dennis Saleebey, DSW
Professor Emeritus
School of Social Welfare, University of Kansas

In this book, Kim Anderson demonstrates the extent to which individuals with histories of family violence can have "self-correcting" tendencies that promote their positive adaptation in overcoming trauma. These strengths, which often go unrecognized or underappreciated, can be used for healing. This book assists mental health practitioners in identifying, supporting, and validating the resilient capacities of their clients.

Anderson provides new conceptual frameworks and clinical strategies for integrating resilience-oriented and strengths-based treatment with survivors of family violence. The book discusses resilience in survivors of childhood incest, children of battered women, and individuals formerly in violent domestic relationships.

Key topics discussed:

  • Dynamics and consequences of family oppression and violence
  • The power of recovery and posttraumatic growth
  • Assessments that capture client strengths, resilience, and acts of resistance
  • Spirituality: making meaning of one''s trauma and purpose in life

This book challenges the premise that survivors who have suffered from family violence will remain wounded throughout life. Anderson underscores the resourcefulness of clients, and illuminates the many ways people prevail during and in the aftermath of family violence."

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This bookÖwill help change the paradigm that has gripped the mental health professions for so long and will be a positive boost for those who know there must be a better and more affirmative way to do this important work.

-Dennis Saleebey, DSW
Professor Emeritus
School of Social Welfare, University of Kansas

In this book, Kim Anderson demonstrates the extent to which individuals with histories of family violence can have "self-correcting" tendencies that promote their positive adaptation in overcoming trauma. These strengths, which often go unrecognized or underappreciated, can be used for healing. This book assists mental health practitioners in identifying, supporting, and validating the resilient capacities of their clients.

Anderson provides new conceptual frameworks and clinical strategies for integrating resilience-oriented and strengths-based treatment with survivors of family violence. The book discusses resilience in survivors of childhood incest, children of battered women, and individuals formerly in violent domestic relationships.

Key topics discussed:

  • Dynamics and consequences of family oppression and violence
  • The power of recovery and posttraumatic growth
  • Assessments that capture client strengths, resilience, and acts of resistance
  • Spirituality: making meaning of one''s trauma and purpose in life

This book challenges the premise that survivors who have suffered from family violence will remain wounded throughout life. Anderson underscores the resourcefulness of clients, and illuminates the many ways people prevail during and in the aftermath of family violence."

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Sprog: Engelsk
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ISBN-13: 9780826111395
Indbinding: Hardback
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ISBN-10: 0826111394
Kategori: Vold i hjemmet
Udg. Dato: 30 okt 2009
Længde: 0mm
Bredde: 0mm
Højde: 0mm
Forlag: Springer Publishing Co Inc
Oplagsdato: 30 okt 2009
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Kategori Vold i hjemmet


ISBN-13 9780826111395


Sprog Engelsk


Indbinding Hardback


Sider 0


Udgave


Længde 0mm


Bredde 0mm


Højde 0mm


Udg. Dato 30 okt 2009


Oplagsdato 30 okt 2009


Forlag Springer Publishing Co Inc

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