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The Complexity of Trauma: Jungian and Psychoanalytic Approaches to the Treatment of Trauma

Editor : Luisa Zoppi, Editor : Martin Schmidt

Table of Contents

Introduction
Luisa Zoppi and Martin Schmidt

1. Feeling-Toned Complexes and the Treatment of Trauma: A Jungian Perspective
Luisa Zoppi

2. Trauma and the Inner World: The Self-Care System as a Resistance to Healing
Donald Kalsched

Part 1 - Early Relational Trauma
3. Countertransference in Working with Early Relational Trauma: In Dialogue with the Body
Daniela Eulert-Fuchs

4. The Body Roots of Traumatic Experiences: From Unsymbolized Body Memory to Bodily Reverie
Mariella Battipaglia and Giovanna Curatola

5. Working with Early Relational Trauma and Borderline States: The Role of Unconscious Communication
Lara Lagutina

Part 2 - Dissociative Processes in Trauma
6. PTSD: Feeling-Toned Complexes and the Twilight of Self-Awareness
Gianluigi Di Cesare and Patrizia Brogna

7. Trauma and Dissociation: A Psychodynamic Perspective
Emanuela Mundo

8. Eroticized Trauma and its Manifestations in the Transference
Martin Schmidt

9. The Black Sun of a Transgenerational Trauma: Dissociative Processes, Affects and the Symbolic Function
Fabrizio Alfani

Part 3 - Sociological and Analytic Aspects of Trauma
10. Social Trauma
Emilija Kiehl

11. New Evolutionary Perspectives Between Trauma and Resilience: Dysregulated and Con-fused
Gianluigi Di Cesare and Chiara Caprì

12. Working with Cultural Trauma: The Archetype of the Wounded Healer in a Multicultural Analytic Couple
Julia Ovchinnikova

13. A Jungian Approach to Working with the Trauma of Migrants: Waves, Tempests, Harbours
Giancarlo Costanza

Part 4: Poetic and Creative Methods
14. Myths, Trauma and the Neurobiological Psyche
Roberta Perri

15. The Role of Memory and Creativity in the Healing Process of Trauma
Eduardo Carvallo

16. Understanding Trauma and Mourning from the Knowledge of the Heart
Heyong Shen