Persecution and Grandiosity in Incest Fathers

Goodwin, Jean

doi:10.1007/978-1-4613-2365-5_48

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“…This resulted in his wife returning to the relationship, and the beginning of a process of the couple colluding to ignore the unresolved conflicts between them. Shared projective attitudes of suspiciousness of and isolation from the outside world led into the development of a paranoid family system (Goodwin, 1985).…”

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The Towers of Silence: creative and destructive issues for therapeutic teams dealing with sexual abuse

Dale

Waters

Davies

et al. 1986

Journal of Family Therapy

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Intra-familial sexual abuse of children is a peculiarly potent area for subsequent inter-agency responses and interventions to become inappropriate, irrational, and damaging.A major component of the damaging responses by the inter-agency system is the mirroring processes which occur between that system and the family.A case example is presented in some detail to illustrate the ways in which such mirroring processes also effect therapeutic teams dealing with such families. Some therapeutic techniques from an experiential base are described. It is argued that productive therapeutic work can only occur if the mirroring processes within the inter-agency system, and the therapeutic team system, are considered systemically.

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The Towers of Silence: creative and destructive issues for therapeutic teams dealing with sexual abuse

Dale

Waters

Davies

et al. 1986

Journal of Family Therapy

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“…Dissociation has been described as a disruption of normally integrated function of consciousness, memory, identity or perception of environment or the body [5]. Many reports have pointed to the role of sexual abuse in producing pseudoseizures [10,11]. Within the psychiatric disorders, conversion (somatoform) disorders and pseudoseizures are disorders that are frequently seen in Turkey.…”

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Dissociation and childhood abuse history in epileptic and pseudoseizure patients

Akyuz,

Kugu,

Akyuz

et al. 2004

Epileptic Disorders

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The aim of this study was to examine dissociative experiences, childhood abuse and anxiety in epileptic and pseudoseizure female patients. Thirty‐three patients with pseudoseizures and thirty patients with epilepsy were recruited from Cumhuriyet University Hospital Psychiatry and Neurology Units. We assessed each participant using the Dissociative Experiences Scale, the Clinician‐Administered Dissociative States Scale and the Childhood Abuse and Neglect Questionnaire. The female patients with pseudoseizures showed significantly higher levels of dissociative experiences and childhood trauma. Epileptic female patients showed higher levels of anxiety. The significantly higher incidence of dissociative experiences and childhood trauma in the patients with pseudoseizures makes a case for dissociation in the pathogenesis of these seizures.

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Post‐traumatic symptoms in abused children

Goodwin

1988

Journal of Traumatic Stress

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A variety of symptoms have been described as sequelae of physical and sexual abuse in childhood. This review suggests that some of these symptoms can be understood as developmentally mediated manifestations of posttraumatic disorders. Like traumatized combat or concentration camp survivors, severely abused children develop anxiety, compulsive repetitions, sleep disturbances and depression, ego constriction, and disturbed expressions of anger. The example of incest trauma illustrates how developmental transformations of childhood post‐traumatic symptoms can produce the varying patterns of presenting psychopathology seen in adult survivors.

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Persecution and Grandiosity in Incest Fathers

Cited by 21 publications

References 5 publications

The Towers of Silence: creative and destructive issues for therapeutic teams dealing with sexual abuse

The Towers of Silence: creative and destructive issues for therapeutic teams dealing with sexual abuse

Dissociation and childhood abuse history in epileptic and pseudoseizure patients

Post‐traumatic symptoms in abused children

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