"A Norton professional book." Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
Polyvagal theory : a primer / Peter Levine, Bessel van der Kolk, Pat Ogden, Stephen W. Porges -- Safety is the treatment / Bonnie Badenoch -- Realizing deep safety for children who have experienced abuse : application of polyvagal theory in therapeutic work with traumatized children and young people / Joe Tucci -- Therapeutic presence and polyvagal theory : principles and practices for cultivating effective therapeutic relationships / Shari Geller -- Brain empowered collaborators : polyvagal perspectives on the doctor-patient relationship / George Thompson -- Polyvagal theory affirms the importance of nursing / Moira Theede -- Presence, prosody, and touch : engaging the mammalian autonomic nervous system / D. Alan Theede -- The polyvagal playlab : helping therapists bring polyvagal theory to their clients / Deborah Dana and Deborah Grant -- Roots, rhythm, reciprocity : polyvagal-informed dance movement therapy for survivors of trauma / Amber Gray -- Polyvagal foundations of theraplay treatment : combining social engagement, play and nurture to create safety, regulation and resilience / Sandra Lindaman -- When pediatric medical trauma presented as Asperger's syndrome : polyvagal explanations and polyvagal therapeutic play / Stuart Daniel (with Kieran Donovan and Angie Masters) -- Energy psychology, polyvagal theory, and the treatment of trauma / Robert Schwarz -- Trauma severity : parallels between SPIM-30 and polyvagal theory / Ralf Vogt -- Treatment of flight phobia : a polyvagal perspective / Tom Bunn -- Grief through the lens of polyvagal theory : humanizing our clinical response to loss / Candyce Ossefort-Russell -- Polyvagal theory, poetry, and PTSD : portrait of the poet as trauma therapist / Gary Whited -- Strengthening the safety circuit : applying polyvagal theory in the newborn intensive care unit / Marilyn Sanders -- A story of stroke recovery told through a polyvagal perspective / Deborah Dana -- Born with a heart condition : the clinical implications of polyvagal theory / Liza Morton.
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