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The Practical Handbook of Hearing Voices : Therapeutic and Creative Approaches
The Practical Handbook of Hearing Voices : Therapeutic and Creative Approaches
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- 전자책 국외
- 최종처리일시
- 20260202073946.0
- ISBN
- 9781910919934 (electronic bk.)
- ISBN
- 9781910919910
- DDC
- 616.9
- 저자명
- Parker, Isla.
- 서명/저자
- The Practical Handbook of Hearing Voices : Therapeutic and Creative Approaches
- 판사항
- 1st ed.
- 형태사항
- 1 online resource (440 pages)
- 내용주기
- 완전내용Intro -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Dedication -- Acknowledgements -- Foreword: Marius Romme and Sandra Escher -- Introduction: Isla Parker, Joachim Schnackenberg and Mark Hopfenbeck -- Part One - Hearing Our Voices -- 1 The Maastricht Approach: social and personal perspectives on hearing voices: Dirk Corstens -- 2 Hearing voices: why the words we use matter: Akiko Hart -- 3 Hearing voices groups: Peter Bullimore -- 4 Facilitating hearing voices groups: Sasha Priddy and Charlotte Howard -- 5 Painting has helped me to cope with my voices: Reshma Valliappan -- 6 Voices: victim to victor: Ron Coleman -- 7 The things they say: Aimee Wilson -- 8 Journey to recovery: Clifford O'Connor -- 9 Hearing voices in grief: Jacqueline Hayes -- 10 Spirituality, religion and voices: Christopher C.H. Cook -- 11 Voice hearing and cannabis: a harm-reduction approach: Rufus May and Kate Quinn -- 12 Black voices and the deafness of whiteness: Colin King -- Part Two - Emerging Social And Therapeutic Approaches To Working With Voices -- 13 Voices, values and values-based practice: engaging with what matters in voice hearing: David Crepaz-Keay and Bill (K.W.M.) Fulford -- 14 An invitation to dialogue: what we can all learn from Open Dialogue and Hearing Voices Networks: Olga Runciman and Iseult Twamley -- 15 Medication and voices: reflections from a relational perspective: Dirk Corstens and Joachim Schnackenberg -- 16 Voice hearers at work: Caroline Moughton -- 17 Navigating university as a voice hearer: Deborah Altman -- 18 Experience focused counselling (Making Sense of Voices): Joachim K. Schnackenberg, Oana-Mihaela Iusco and Senait Debesay -- 19 Voice Dialogue: Ruth Lafferty and Rob Allison -- 20 Experience focused counselling with children and young people who hear voices: Senait Debesay.
- 내용주기
- 완전내용21 Understanding voices while living with dementia: David Storm and Ron Coleman -- 22 How cognitive behaviour therapy can help people who are distressed by hearing voices: Mark Hayward -- 23 Recovery-oriented cognitive therapy and distressing voices: Aaron Brinen -- 24 AVATAR therapy: a digital therapy to help people with distressing voices: Mar Rus-Calafell and Tom Craig -- 25 Relating therapy for voices: learning how to respond assertively in difficult relationships: Mark Hayward, Sheila Evenden and Angie Culham -- 26 Meaning-making in voice hearing: Nicola Barclay, Guy Dodgson, and Anna Luce -- 27 Responding to trauma dialogically: an introduction to peer-supported Open Dialogue: Mark Hopfenbeck -- 28 A psychodynamic understanding of voice hearing: Christine Cox -- 29 Compassion-focused therapy and the courage of compassionate relating to voices: Charles Heriot-Maitland -- 30 Working with voices using the narrative genogram: Lykourgos Karatzaferis -- 31 Mindfulness and hearing voices: Rufus May and Elisabeth Svanholmer -- Part Three - Creative Approaches To Working With Voices -- 32 Creative ways to engage with voices: Rufus May and Elisabeth Svanholmer -- 33 Dramatherapy for people who hear voices: Louise Combes -- 34 Dance movement psychotherapy and voice hearing: looking outward and inward: Mary Coaten -- 35 Awesome metalcore therapy: using heavy metal music in therapeutic work with voices: Kate Quinn and Daniel Baines -- 36 A safe space: sound therapy and hearing voices: Jane Ford -- 37 How writing memoirs and poetry may help voice hearers: Isla Parker -- 38 Finding an authentic voice: music therapy in multidisciplinary psychiatric support services: Stella Compton Dickinson -- Conclusion: Isla Parker, Joachim Schnackenberg and Mark Hopfenbeck -- Afterword: Gail A. Hornstein -- Contributors -- Name index -- Subject index -- Back Cover.
- 초록/해제
- 요약This book is based on insights, understandings and knowledge derived from the first-hand experience of voice hearers, and from mental health practice and research. It describes a myriad of therapeutic and creative approaches and strategies that people find helpful in relating to voices.
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- 일반주제명
- Psychotherapy.
- 기타저자
- Hopfenbeck, Mark.
- 기타형태저록
- Print version / Parker, IslaThe Practical Handbook of Hearing Voices. Monmouth : PCCS Books,c2021. 9781910919910
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