The Psychotherapy Networker
2011 Networker Symposium
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Topics: Trauma
Because of their poor attachment histories, severely dissociative clients are usually unable to form meaningful connections…
Noel Larson Ph.D.
The Many Faces of Dissociation -
Topics: Trauma
Sometimes therapy that's cruising along starts to go wrong in subtle ways--clients drift off or are harder to reach, and…
Marion Solomon Ph.D.
Trauma that Has No Name - Working with… -
Topics: Trauma
Children suffering from severe and prolonged abuse or neglect exhibit a far more complex pattern of emotional and…
Mary Jo Barrett M.S.W.
Treating Complex Trauma in Children - A Contextual… -
Topics: Trauma
Borderline clients have gotten a bad rap for being "impossible," mainly because they freak us out. Their intense neediness and…
Richard Schwartz Ph.D.
Treating the Borderline Client -
Topics: Trauma
Clients who engage in self-inflicted violence are among the most perplexing and frightening ones therapists face. Are these…
Lisa Ferentz L.C.S.W.-C., D.A.P.A.
Working with Self-Harming Adolescents…
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