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Horsemanship-Therapeutic use..
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Human-animal relationships..
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Horses-Psychological aspects..
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Post-traumatic stress disorder-Treatment.
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1 online resource (227 pages) |
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online resource cr |
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Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of contents -- About the Editors -- About the Contributors -- Preface -- Section One Trauma Originating in Childhood -- 1 Integrating Somatic Experiencing® and Attachment into Equine-Assisted Trauma Recovery -- Introduction -- Chronic Stress and Trauma -- Impact on Attachment -- EQUUSOMA™ Biological Explanation -- EQUUSOMA™ Description -- Thresholds of Intensity Model -- Transcript Analysis of Case Example -- References -- 2 Treating Structural Dissociation through Equine-Assisted Trauma Therapy: Working with the Parts System -- Introduction -- Parts Work and Equine-Assisted Trauma Therapy -- Description of Technique -- Techniques and Case Examples -- References -- 3 Increasing Tolerance for Calm in Clients with Complex Trauma and Dissociation -- Introduction -- Theoretical Approach Use to Conceptualize the Person and Problem -- Protocol's Phase Two -- Reason/Rationale Equine-Assisted/Facilitated Therapy Can Help Address This Problem -- Guidelines in Implementing with Consideration of Multicultural Issues and Ethics -- Goals and Objectives of the Specific Intervention -- Step by Step Description of How to Implement the Intervention -- Transcript Analysis of Case Study -- Sample Client Session Note -- References -- 4 Natural Lifemanship's Trauma-Focused EAP for Reactive Attachment Disorder -- Introduction -- Theoretical Approach -- Reason/Rationale for Using TF-EAP to Treat RAD -- Secure Attachment in TF-EAP -- Ethical Issues in Animal-Assisted Therapy Programs -- Description of Technique: Goals and Objectives of TF-EAP -- Materials Needed -- Step-by-Step Description -- Step-by-Step Description of TF-EAP Relationship Work -- Guidelines in Consideration of Multicultural Issues and Ethics -- Transcript Analysis of Case Example -- Sample Client Session Note -- Blank Session Note. |
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References -- 5 Working with Relational Trauma: Limbic Restructuring through Equine-Facilitated Psychotherapy -- Introduction -- Talking Cognitive Therapy vs. Equine Facilitated Psychotherapy -- The LEAP Model -- Why Horses? -- Benefits of Equine-Facilitated Psychotherapy -- Limbic Restructuring -- Diagram of the Limbic System within the Human Brain -- Exercises that Encourage Limbic Restructuring -- Body Awareness Scan LEAP© -- Meet the Herd LEAP© -- Reflective Grooming LEAP© -- Active Round Pen LEAP© -- Transcript Analysis of Case Example -- Conclusion -- References -- 6 Equine-Assisted Group Therapy for Adolescent Sexual Trauma Survivors: Development, Implementation, and Outcomes -- Introduction -- Adverse Childhood Experiences Study and Sexual Trauma -- Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) -- Equine-Assisted Therapy and Trauma -- Program Context: Trauma-Focused Equine-Assisted Therapy -- Individualized Goal Sheet for Trauma-Focused Equine-Assisted Therapy Group -- Session Example #1 - Weekly Theme: Communication -- Session Goal -- Session Activities -- Psychoeducation -- Experiential Learning Opportunity (with Animals) -- Reflection -- Closing Ritual -- Session Example #12-Weekly Theme: Trust -- Session Goal -- Session Activities -- Psychoeducation -- Experiential Learning Opportunity (with Animals) -- Reflection -- Closing Ritual -- Transcript Analysis of Case Example -- Program Outcomes -- Beyond Year One -- Summary -- References -- 7 Experiential Equine-Assisted Focal Psychodynamic Psychotherapy: Addressing Personality... -- Introduction -- Attachment, Psychotherapy, and Neurobiology -- Experiential/Equine-Assisted Focal Psychodynamic Psychotherapy for CET -- Transcript Analysis of Case Example -- Therapeutic Analysis of Case Example -- Conclusion -- Acknowledgment -- References -- Section Two Trauma Occurring during Adulthood. |
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8 Equine-Assisted Therapy for Trauma - Accidents -- Introduction -- Brief Description of Issue -- Theoretical Approach: Trauma Treatment -- Aspects of a Healthy Mind (source: Siegel, 2012) -- Tri-Phasic Trauma Treatment Model -- Rationale for Equine-Assisted Therapy in the Treatment of Trauma -- Ethical Issues in Equine-Assisted Therapy Programs -- Therapist Training -- Horses in Equine-Assisted Therapy -- Description of Intervention and Case Example -- Goals and Objectives -- Setting and Materials Needed -- Step-by-Step Description of Intervention with Transcript and Analysis -- Starting Point -- Step 1: Introduction to Walking Around the Horse -- Transcript Analysis of Case Example -- Step 2: Starting the Process -- Transcript Analysis of Case Example Continued -- Step 3: Being By and Behind the Horse's Hindquarters -- Transcript Analysis of Case Example Continued -- Step 4: On the Other Side of the Horse -- Transcript Analysis of Case Example Continued -- Multicultural Considerations and Ethical Considerations for this Intervention -- References -- 9 Families and Trauma -- Introduction -- Description of Problem -- The Transitioning Families Therapeutic Reunification Model (TFTRM) -- Theoretical Approaches behind the Transitioning Families Approach -- Family Therapy -- Reunification Therapy -- Psychodynamic Therapy -- Psychoeducation -- Experiential and Play Therapy -- Equine-Assisted Therapy and Families with Trauma-Related Issues -- The Transitioning Families (TF) model and Equine-Assisted Therapy -- Ethical Considerations -- Guidelines in Consideration of Multicultural Issues and Ethics -- The Exercise Used for This Family: Loss and Attunement -- Materials Needed -- Description -- Discussion -- References -- 10 Natural Lifemanship's Trauma-Focused Equine-Assisted Psychotherapy (EAP): Equine-Connected... -- Introduction. |
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Description of the Problem -- Theoretical Approach -- Rationale for EAP -- Ethical Issues in Animal-Assisted Therapy Programs -- Description of Technique -- Goals and Objectives of the Connected Calm Space Technique -- Materials Needed -- Step-by-Step Description -- Guidelines in Consideration of Multicultural Issues and Ethics -- Transcript Analysis of Case Example -- Sample Client Session Note -- Blank Client Session Note -- References -- 11 Warrior PATHH: Integrated Equine-Assisted Psychotherapy for Posttraumatic Growth in Combat Veterans -- Introduction -- Theoretical Approach -- How Equine-Assisted Psychotherapy (EAP) Helps -- Equine-Assisted Psychotherapy, Posttraumatic Growth, and Combat Veterans at Boulder Crest Retreat -- Ethical Issues -- The Technique -- Goals -- Objectives for Participants -- Materials Needed -- Step-by-Step Description -- Part I: Meeting (Individual Experiential-45 Minutes) -- Debrief -- Part II: Leading (Buddy Experiential-45 Minutes) -- Part III: The Desert (Team Experiential-60 Minutes) -- Part IV: Moving Forward Together (Team Experiential-60 Minutes) -- Multicultural Guidelines -- Transcript Analysis of Case Example Compilation -- Sample Group Session Note -- Blank Group Session Note -- References -- 12 Treating Combat-Related Posttraumatic Stress Disorder through Psychodynamic Equine-Assisted Traumatherapy -- Combat Posttraumatic Stress Disorder -- Psychodynamic Equine-Assisted Traumatherapy (PEATT) -- Integrative Treatment Plan for Combat Veterans -- Conclusion -- Note -- References -- Appendix 1: General Trauma-Informed Therapy Trainings -- Appendix 2: Trauma-Informed Equine-Assisted Mental Health Trainings -- Index. |
| Alt author |
Baggerly, Jennifer N.
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| ISBN |
9780429850738 (electronic bk.) |
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