The Routledge International Handbook of Posttraumatic Growth

ISBN-13: 9781032208633 / Twarda / 2023 / 608 str.

Opis

The Routledge International Handbook of Posttraumatic Growth offers a rich covering of approaches to different traumatic and stressful experiences in relation to posttraumatic growth (PTG).

Recenzje

"Dr Roni Berger has assembled a large group of authors from around the world to provide an international perspective on posttraumatic growth that demonstrates the universality of this phenomenon. The massive volume will be an invaluable addition to libraries where researchers and students are developing research projects, theses and dissertations. They will relish finding these reviews of virtually any topic of interest in the world of posttraumatic growth."

Richard G. Tedeschi, PhD, Executive Director, Boulder Crest Institute for Posttraumatic Growth

"The International Handbook of Posttraumatic Growth is the single most comprehensive volume on posttraumatic growth to date. With contributions from scholars all over the world, it is a unique resource on an important topic. It is indispensable."

Lawrence G. Calhoun, Professor Emeritus of Psychological Science at UNC Charlotte.

Spis treści

Editors and Contributors  Part 1: PTG:  The Concepts, its Evolving, Components and Relevant DImensions of the PTG model  1. An Introduction: The Goal, rationale and organization of the book  2. Epigenetic markers of posttraumatic growth  3. Illusory versus constructive PTG  4. Application of a theoretical model of posttraumatic growth to distinguish between posttraumatic growth and illusory growth  5. Sex, gender and their role in PTG  6. PTG journey with Heidegger's "Authentic" Self and Yunus Emre's "Miskin" (fulfilled/grounded)  7. PTG and resilience in relation to racial discrimination, ethnic differences and perceptions toward mental disorders  8. An Agenda for the next generation of post-traumatic growth research  Part 2: Cultural Contexts of PTG: How the Environment Shapes the Phenomenon  9. The role of culture in PTG: How socio-political context shapes the process, dynamics and outcomes  10. Culture, trauma, and PTG: Insights from Tibetan refugees  11. Posttraumatic growth among Filipina/x/o Americans  12. PTG in LGBTQ+ populations  Part 3: Developmental Aspects of PTG  13. PTG in children and youth  14. PTG in grown orphaned child survivors of genocide in Guatemala  15. PTF in emerging adults  16. PTG in older adults  Part 4: PTG in Relational Systems  17. PTG in couples struggling with infertility  18. PTG in parents of young adults diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder  19. Posttraumatic growth in adulthood following child, early and forced marriages  20. PTG in survivors of domestic abuse in Scotland  21. Perinatal bereavement and Posttraumatic Growth: Research findings and clinical implications  22. Parenting and growth in the context of pediatric palliative care  23. Walking through different worlds: The experience of post traumatic growth in childhood cancer survivors and their families  24. Posttraumatic growth during the COVID-19 pandemic  25. Post-traumatic growth and psycho-social adjustment of Syrian refugees in Turkey  26.  Growing through adversity: The case of survivors of the Gukurahundi genocide in Mathebeleland Zimbabwe  27. Organizational Posttraumatic Growth  Part 5: PTG in the Context of Diverse Stressors  28. Post-traumatic stress and posttraumatic growth in the context of illness  29. PTG in cardiac patients  30. Social perspective toward the post-traumatic growth of potentially Covid-19- infected individuals: Perceived stigma and social identity  31. Posttraumatic growth experiences among people living with HIV / AIDS  32. Posttraumatic growth in acquired brain injury (ABI): A narrative review  33. Adversarial growht in persons with vision impairment  34. The pains and gains of imprisonment: Posttraumatic growth among incarcerated individuals  35. PTG among military veterans  36. PTG in the context of traumatic loss  37. Blooming in Unlikely Places: Posttraumatic Growth in Survivors of Sex Trafficking  Part 6: Vicarious PTG: Growth of "Others" by Affiliation  38. Vicarious Posttraumatic Growth- the benefits of indirect exposure to trauma  39. Secondary posttraumatic growth and resiliency in shared traumatic situations  40. Vicarious resilience in clincial supervision: Finding hummingbirds' nectar  41. Vicarious PTG in social workers: The Israeli case  42. VPTG in trauma researchers  Part 7: Interventions for Facilitating PTG  43. PhotoVoice as a vehicle for promoting posttraumatic growth  44. Enhancing PTG in a couple's PTSD intervention: Clients' and therapists' successes and challenges  45. Interventions for enhancing posttraumatic growth following a physical disease  46. A community-based intervention to enhance posttraumatic growht among refugees in receiving societies 

O autorze

Roni Berger, PhD, LCSW, is a professor of social work at Adelphi University in New York, USA. She was born and raised in Israel, and holds a BSW, MSW, and PhD from The Hebrew University of Jerusalem and a Diploma in Psychotherapy from the Tel Aviv University Medical School. Dr. Berger has received several awards and grants and is a recipient of Fulbright Senior Specialist awards.