Este libro fue escrito para satisfacer las necesidades de los terapeutas: un manual sucinto, completo, práctico, claro y práctico al que un terapeuta puede referirse según sea necesario. Muchos, si no la mayoría, los terapeutas se han encontrado con una víctima de un complejo control mental y abuso ritual, y la mayoría de los terapeutas se sienten inquietos en este trabajo. Trabajar con tales clientes es un desafío para los terapeutas, dada la naturaleza extrema y prolongada del trauma de los clientes, la gravedad de sus trastornos disociativos, la complejidad del control mental que han experimentado y la realidad de los grupos organizados de perpetradores que hacen seguimiento a sus víctimas. Cada terapeuta necesita conocer los conceptos básicos de este trabajo.
El capítulo 1 define y explica la disociación, el abuso ritual y el control mental. Enumera indicadores que sugieren que un cliente puede ser una víctima, y recomienda desarrollar una "creencia reflexiva (o posiblemente) incredulidad" en lugar de mantener la "neutralidad terapéutica". El capítulo 2, La relación terapéutica, describe el entrenamiento de las víctimas para no formar vínculos, la naturaleza paterna del vínculo terapéutico con dichos clientes y las formas prácticas de relacionarse con alguien que se enfrenta a la multiplicidad interna. El capítulo 3, La vida de un sobreviviente de control mental, describe las experiencias planificadas de las víctimas desde la infancia hasta la edad adulta. El capítulo 4, Sistemas de personalidad diseñados, describe las formas más comunes de entrenamiento o programación, y los "trabajos" de las partes internas de la víctima. El capítulo 5, Estabilización y seguridad interna, explica la forma en que algunas partes castigan a la víctima por deslealtad creando síntomas desestabilizadores. El capítulo 6, Trabajando con el sistema de personalidad, describe las jerarquías internas y cómo trabajar con ellas. El capítulo 7, Seguridad física actual, analiza la tortura y el acoso continuos de muchas víctimas por parte de grupos de perpetradores, y describe la capacitación de varias partes para regresar a los perpetradores, informarles y estar disponibles para nuevos abusos. El capítulo 8, Trabajando a través de los recuerdos traumáticos, da pautas sobre cómo ayudar a un cliente a trabajar a través de los numerosos recuerdos de entrenamiento traumático. El capítulo 9, Confrontando los problemas espirituales en el abuso ritual, describe el abuso espiritual/moral de los perpetradores y la simulación de entidades espirituales. Discute la cuestión de la posesión demoníaca y analiza los problemas espirituales reales con los que las víctimas y los terapeutas deben lidiar. El capítulo 10, Sanación para nuestros clientes y para nosotros mismos, analiza la curación emocional de las víctimas, el duelo, el desarrollo de la autoestima y la integración, y la intimidación de los terapeutas y la traumatización vicaria.
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