Trauma, Flight and Migration
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Trauma, Flight and Migration
Psychoanalytic Perspectives
Schlesinger-Kipp, Gertraud; Pender, Vivian; Leuzinger-Bohleber, Marianne; Elton, Vivienne
Taylor & Francis Ltd
09/2022
234
Dura
Inglês
9781032034904
15 a 20 dias
453
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Editorial introduction, PART A: Psychoanalytical projects "off the couch", 1. What has clinical psychoanalysis to offer to traumatised refugees? Some experiences during the so-called "refugee crisis" in Hesse (Germany): Part I: the STEP-BY-STEP project, Part II: psychoanalytic treatments of refugees in Kassel, 2. A quite "normal" treatment with a refugee in the form of the International Clinic as part of the training outpatient clinic at the Frankfurt Psychoanalytic Institute, 3. Forced to flee: the experience of Peruvian women in times of political violence, 4. Perinatal migration: lived experience and intergenerational transmission, 5. Psicologos Contigo: working with displaced inhabitants because of a natural disaster, 6. From a trench in the war against children, 7. Suffering from elsewhere: trauma and its transmission, 8. Psychoanalysis and the drama of refugees in Italy, 9. Mourning and issues of identity in the treatment of refugees in Lesvos, 10. Is psychoanalysis of any help for refugees?, 11. Schizoid mechanisms in posttraumatic states, 12. Long-term psychoanalytic treatments with traumatised refugees, 13. Fifteen years of psychoanalytical fieldwork in Eastern African cities, 14. The return of the oppressed, the birth of the other, and collective Western guilt, 15. Trauma, refugees, and ethnopsychoanalytical experiences, PART B: Psychoanalysis and the UN, 16. Advocating Psychoanalysis at the UN, 17. The psychoanalyst, psychoanalysis, and human rights: a perspective that instigates us, 18. The right to stay in place
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Young Man;Sverre Varvin;Treatment Resistant Hypertension;Pregnant Migrants;Common Language;Nelson Mandela;Central African Republic;Internal Displacement;Marianne Leuzinger Bohleber;Anomalous Warming;FPI;South Sudan;Patient's Traumatic Experiences;IPA Website;Large Group Identity;Geo Group;IPA Congress;Mr A;EMDR;Plaintiff FATHERS;Human Suffering;Initial Reception Centre;Fe Y Alegria;Intergenerational Trauma;Diverse Demographic Backgrounds
Editorial introduction, PART A: Psychoanalytical projects "off the couch", 1. What has clinical psychoanalysis to offer to traumatised refugees? Some experiences during the so-called "refugee crisis" in Hesse (Germany): Part I: the STEP-BY-STEP project, Part II: psychoanalytic treatments of refugees in Kassel, 2. A quite "normal" treatment with a refugee in the form of the International Clinic as part of the training outpatient clinic at the Frankfurt Psychoanalytic Institute, 3. Forced to flee: the experience of Peruvian women in times of political violence, 4. Perinatal migration: lived experience and intergenerational transmission, 5. Psicologos Contigo: working with displaced inhabitants because of a natural disaster, 6. From a trench in the war against children, 7. Suffering from elsewhere: trauma and its transmission, 8. Psychoanalysis and the drama of refugees in Italy, 9. Mourning and issues of identity in the treatment of refugees in Lesvos, 10. Is psychoanalysis of any help for refugees?, 11. Schizoid mechanisms in posttraumatic states, 12. Long-term psychoanalytic treatments with traumatised refugees, 13. Fifteen years of psychoanalytical fieldwork in Eastern African cities, 14. The return of the oppressed, the birth of the other, and collective Western guilt, 15. Trauma, refugees, and ethnopsychoanalytical experiences, PART B: Psychoanalysis and the UN, 16. Advocating Psychoanalysis at the UN, 17. The psychoanalyst, psychoanalysis, and human rights: a perspective that instigates us, 18. The right to stay in place
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Young Man;Sverre Varvin;Treatment Resistant Hypertension;Pregnant Migrants;Common Language;Nelson Mandela;Central African Republic;Internal Displacement;Marianne Leuzinger Bohleber;Anomalous Warming;FPI;South Sudan;Patient's Traumatic Experiences;IPA Website;Large Group Identity;Geo Group;IPA Congress;Mr A;EMDR;Plaintiff FATHERS;Human Suffering;Initial Reception Centre;Fe Y Alegria;Intergenerational Trauma;Diverse Demographic Backgrounds
