Relational trauma: Using play therapy to treat a disrupted attachment

Anderson, Sarah M.; Gedo, Paul M.

doi:10.1521/bumc.2013.77.3.250

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“…On the other hand, psychological theories have long emphasized that insecure atachment and trauma are closely linked with antisocial and violent behavior [26][27][28].…”

Section: Psychopathology Of Moralitymentioning

confidence: 99%

From Moral Insanity to Psychopathy

Lorettu¹,

Nivoli²,

Nivoli³

2017

Psychopathy - New Updates on an Old Phenomenon

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Psychopathy is currently a condition that arouses great interest among psychiatrists because of its signiicant involvement in the forensic ield. The authors illustrate the course over time of the concept of psychopathy, starting from the deinition of "moral insanity" of Prichard. The historical journey allows to illustrate the diferent positions that the various European schools of psychiatry have had toward psychopathy, until modern nosographic classiication systems such as Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM). Special atention is paid to the "core" of psychopathy: the alteration of the moral sense, and through the illustration of moral development is provided a reading of morality in the psychopath and the reasons for its impairment. A clinical and critical examination of psychopathy assessment scales is proposed, with the aim to broaden the horizons of assessment, also to individuals who do not show violent behavior, but with compromised moral sense. Lastly, authors propose an interpretation of the social aspects of psychopathy that goes beyond the assessment of the psychopath conined in jails, with several highlighted aspects of psychopathy that contribute to social success in work, relationships, and career and that can contribute to the success of the psychopath.

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“…On the other hand, psychological theories have long emphasized that insecure atachment and trauma are closely linked with antisocial and violent behavior [26][27][28].…”

Section: Psychopathology Of Moralitymentioning

confidence: 99%

From Moral Insanity to Psychopathy

Lorettu¹,

Nivoli²,

Nivoli³

2017

Psychopathy - New Updates on an Old Phenomenon

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“…For example Dugan, Snow, and Crowe (2010) utilized play with a 4 year old exhibiting PTSD symptomology after experiencing Hurricane Katrina in 2005. Anderson and Gedo (2013) provided a case study in which play was used to treat a 3 year old with aggressive behaviors who was separated from his primary caregiver. There also are intervention examples of using play therapy with young children exposed to domestic violence (Frick-Helms, 1997;Kot, Landreth, & Giordano, 1998).…”

Section: Treatmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Trauma and Treatment in Early Childhood: A Review of the Historical and Emerging Literature for Counselors

Buss¹,

Warren

Horton³

2015

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Young children are especially susceptible to exposure to trauma. Rates of abuse and neglect among this population are staggering. This article presents a review of relevant literature, including research findings specific to early childhood vulnerability to trauma, symptoms associated with traumatic events, diagnostic validity of early childhood trauma, and treatments for young children. In the past, misconceptions about the mental health of young children have hindered accurate diagnosis and treatment of trauma-related mental illness. Due to the prevalence of trauma exposure in early childhood, counselors are encouraged to become familiar with ways that clients and families are impacted and methods for treatment. Implications for future research also are presented.

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“…Há relatos na literatura científica dos últimos cinco anos (Menezes, López & Delvan, 2010;Anderson & Gedo, 2013;Mello, Sei, & Zanetti, 2013;Rodrigues, Sei & Arruda, 2013) sobre as contribuições da psicoterapia psicanalítica de crianças com situações psíquicas distintas do MS. Porém, em relação a trabalhos que relatem casos dessa prática psicoterapêutica em crianças com MS, foram encontrados, nas principais bases de dados em psicologia e saúde mental (Pubmed, PePSIC, LILACS, SciELO e PsycINFO) nos últimos cinco anos, apenas dois artigos: um que usa o psicodrama e modelagem de comportamento (Oon, 2010); e outro que trata o MS com terapia comportamental (Welkom, Gabrielsen & Robins, 2013).…”

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Brincar como meio de comunicação na psicoterapia de crianças com mutismo seletivo

Campos

Arruda

2014

Estud. Interdiscip. Psicol.

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ResumoA partir de conceitos da teoria psicanalítica, é feita uma discussão teórico-clínica em que o brincar serve como meio de expressão e de comunicação na psicoterapia psicanalítica de uma menina de nove anos e de um menino de sete anos de idade, ambos com mutismo seletivo, atendidos duas vezes por semana em um hospital público. Trata-se de um estudo qualitativo, que utiliza o método psicanalítico. As discussões teóricas são ilustradas pela história de vida e por vinhetas das sessões nas quais o brincar permitiu o acesso e o trabalho do mundo interno das crianças, possibilitando que começassem a verbalizar e a produzir representações simbólicas. Palavras-chave: psicologia da criança; ludoterapia; psicanálise; mutismo seletivo. PLAYING AS A MEANS OF COMMUNICATION IN SELECTIVE MUTISM CHILD PSYCHOTHERAPY AbstractFrom psychoanalytic theory concepts, there is a theoretical and clinical discussion about the use of playing as a means of expression and communication in the psychoanalytic psychotherapy of a girl of nine years old and a boy of seven years old, both diagnosed as selective mutism, attended twice a week in a public hospital. It is a qualitative study, using the psychoanalytic method. The theoretical discussions are illustrated by the history of life and fragments of few sessions in which the playing could access and work with the internal world of the child, which they could begin to talk and produce symbols and thoughts.

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Relational trauma: Using play therapy to treat a disrupted attachment

Cited by 7 publications

References 10 publications

From Moral Insanity to Psychopathy

From Moral Insanity to Psychopathy

Trauma and Treatment in Early Childhood: A Review of the Historical and Emerging Literature for Counselors

Brincar como meio de comunicação na psicoterapia de crianças com mutismo seletivo

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