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7 Reconstructio n of the Self Gudrun Frerichs 1
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This slide show provides a basic introduction into understanding and treating Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) formerly Multiple Personality Disorder, a condition that is recently the central topic of the tv series "The United States of Tara".
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7Reconstruction of the Self
Gudrun Frerichs 1
Overview
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Impact of Trauma
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Traumatic Memory Processes
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Traumatic Memory Processes
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Traumatic Memory Processes
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Trauma & Recovery
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We fear death, but far worse than death
is the annihilation of our self. In this our body might survive
but that which was our self has vanished
into chaos and nothingness”. Rowe, D. (1987). Beyond Fear. London: Fontana Paperbacks.
Recovery through Recognition
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Recognition Theory
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Recognition TheoryMain Concepts
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Recognition Theory Granting of LOVE
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Recognition TheoryDenial of LOVE
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Understanding Dissociation
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Understanding Dissociation
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Understanding Dissociation
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Understanding Dissociation Impact & Interferences
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Understanding Dissociation
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Understanding Dissociation
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Understanding DissociationDID Energy Model
Freeze or Dissociate : Switching Maximum Adrenaline Level
HURT
Switching from low to high energy parts Rising Adrenaline Level
Hyper aroused baseline functioning
Anger Fear Think Manage Care
Baseline functioning of non-dissociative persons Dormant or perceived dead
CHILD
The different personality aspects of a person
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Treatment of Dissociation
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Working With Parts
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Cycle of Disrespect
Control Disempowerment
AbuseInvisibilityInequality
Deterioration Of
TraumaResponse
DiminishesSelf-Confidence
Self-RespectSelf-Esteem
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Cycle of Recognition
SupportCare
RespectAppreciation
ImprovementOf
TraumaResponse
ImprovesSelf-Confidence
Self-RespectSelf-Esteem
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Basic Treatment Concepts 1
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Basic Treatment Concepts 2
Recovery Overview: CONNECTING
Skills & Skills & MasteryMastery
Internal WorkInternal Work SocialisingSocialising
Losing ItLosing It WillWill IsolationIsolation
No UnderstandingNo Understanding TherapeuticTherapeutic
CrisisCrisisHow to Relate?How to Relate?
Keeping GoingKeeping Going FaithFaith Repair TrustRepair Trust
Grappling for Grappling for ControlControl
Self careSelf care Learning to RelateLearning to Relate
Connecting with Connecting with therapisttherapist
IntegrationIntegration HomecomingHomecoming
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Treatment: Safety
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Treatment: Initial Phase
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Treatment: Therapeutic Relationship
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Treatment: Therapeutic Relationship
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Treatment: Skills Training
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Treatment: Skills Training
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Treatment Obstacles
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Treatment: Therapy Contract
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Treatment: Education
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Treatment: Self-harm
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Treatment: Suicidal Clients
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Treatment: Trauma Work
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Treatment: Trauma Work
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Treatment: Working With Parts
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