The War We Cannot See
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2016.
Sujet(s) : Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : The author paints a portrait of combat trauma (a specific type of PTSD), focusing onits phenomenological dimensions. She explains how her Gestalt practice has changedby working with clients suffering from combat trauma. The article acknowledges theimportance of ethical conflict in these clinical situations within the conceptualframework of occupational psychodynamics. More general concepts about appropriatecare choices for combat victims are also addressed.
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The author paints a portrait of combat trauma (a specific type of PTSD), focusing onits phenomenological dimensions. She explains how her Gestalt practice has changedby working with clients suffering from combat trauma. The article acknowledges theimportance of ethical conflict in these clinical situations within the conceptualframework of occupational psychodynamics. More general concepts about appropriatecare choices for combat victims are also addressed.
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