abandonment
abuse:
acceptance of
age and
anger and
attachment and
chronic
emotional
as “form of love,”
frequency of
love and
physical
relationships based on
responsibility for
severity of
sexual
verbal
achievement
acting out
adolescents:
attachment and
dating by
drinking by
parental relationship with
peer pressure on
sexuality of
trendiness of
affect:
lack of
see also emotions
alcoholism
alienation
American Psychiatric Association
amnesia
anger:
abuse and
depression and
expression of
in families
fear and
fits of
guilt and
internalization of
repression of
self-mutilation as act of
transference of
anorexia nervosa
antidepressants
anxiety:
anticipatory
compensation for
depression and
hereditary factors in
medications for
neurological factors in
repression of
separation
as symptom
therapy for
apologies
assertiveness
athletics
attachment
abuse and
competitive
dependency and
depression and
development of
healthy vs. unhealthy
love and
pain and
relationships and
self-esteem and
shame and
trust and
attachment-dependency-trust axis
attention:
negative
not received
authoritativeness
authority-dependence relationship
authority figures
behavior:
apologetic
appropriate
“careful,”
changes in
chronic
experience and
isolating
learning of
maladaptive
monitoring of
negative
norms of
obsessive-compulsive
pathological
positive
psychotic
repetitive
role-modeled
safe vs. unsafe
secondary
“security-related,”
self-destructive
self-perpetuating
symptomatic
behaviorism
belief systems
benzodiazapine
binging
Black Death
blank slate patients
bleeding “blind” attachments
body language
bonding
borderline personality disorders
brain chemistry
bulimia nervosa
burning
Canadian Broadcasting Company
case studies:
Aaron
Ainsley
Annika
Brian
Carla
Dina
Eileen
Elaine
Emmy
Fon
Holly
Jessica
Juanita
Katerina
Kessa
Krista
Loretta
Lynn
Maria
Meg
Melanie
Michael
Mildred
Mona
Polly
Shari
Shila
Simone
Sonia
Tracy
Tula
Childhood and Society (Erikson)
children:
behaviors learned by
parental relationship with
in role reversal
self-esteem of
sense of safety of
child support
Chinese-Americans
chronically recovering
cocaine
comfort
communication:
of dependency
of emotions
in families
in therapy
community, sense of
competition
confidence
confidentiality
conflict:
avoidance of
emotional
conscience
coping mechanisms
cultural background
cutting, see self-mutilation; self-mutilators
dating
death
death rate
decision making
defense mechanisms
deflectors
dependability
dependency:
attachment and
authority vs.
communication of
need for
depression:
anger and
anxiety and
attachment and
hereditary factors in
medications for
neglect and
neurological factors in
parental
recurrence of
severity of
therapy for
trauma and
diagnosis:
criteria for
dual
Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders Diana, Princess of Wales
disabilities, physical
disclosure
disorder status
dissociative identity disorder
divorce
dreams
drinking, teenage
drug abuse
eating disorders, see anorexia nervosa; bulimia nervosa
emotions:
abuse of
development and
disorders of
expression of
incompatible
intensity of
internalized
negative
painful
repressed
see also anger; fear; guilt
empathy
employment
endorphins
Endorphins and Anorexia (Heubner)
environmental factors
Erikson, Erik exhibitionism
expectations
eye contact
failure
fainting episodes
families
anger in
communication in
counseling for
dynamics of
dysfunctional
immigrant
loyalty to
nuclear
pathological symptoms and
recovery of
secrets of
self-mutilators as viewed by
siblings in
therapy and
values of
vulnerabilities of
see also adolescents; children; parents
“fanatic” attachments
fear:
of abandonment
anger and
of disclosure
elimination of
of failure
of injuries
pathological
of personality disintegration
of punishment
of relationships
of self
of self-mutilation
therapy and
financial stress
first aid
flagellation
“fortress existence,”
friendships
frustration
gain, secondary
genetic factors
genitals, injury to
guilt:
anger and
financial stress and
parental
punishment and
religious
repression of
gymnastics
hand-washing
helpers
hereditary factors
hero disguise
Heubner, Hans
hormones
hospitals, mental
housebound lifestyle
hypothermia
identities, false
illness, chronic
immigrants
incest
independence
injuries, physical
insecurity
intellectual discussions
“inward turning,”
isolating behavior
knowledgeable attitude
Kramer, Peter D.
lacerations
language problems
learning of behavior
Listening to Prozac (Kramer)
loneliness
love, unconditional
love-attachment-abuse complex
loyalty
marital problems
masochism
media, mass
medications:
for anxiety
for depression
prescribing of
self-esteem and
memories
mental disintegration
mental health profession
mental illness pyramid
mental patients
moods
nail-biting
narcissism
nature-nurture debate
negative behavior
neglect
neurological factors
neurotransmitters
nurturance
obsessive-compulsive personalities
optimism
outpatient therapy
overachievers
pain:
achievement and
addiction to
attachment and
capacity for
comfort and
as cultural value
as defense mechanism
emotional
experience of
as goal
meaning of
mental
physical
pleasure and
recreation of
sources of
stress relieved by
unconscious
parents:
adolescent’s relationship with
aggressive
child’s relationship with
depression of
distant
dysfunctional
guilt felt by
healthy identity of
protection by
as role models
in role reversal
self-mutilators and influence of
single
stress caused by
surrogate
peer pressure
perfectionism
personality:
aspects of
borderline
deficits of
development of
disintegration of
fragility of
obsessive-compulsive
pathology of
of self-mutilators
perspective, loss of
phobias
physicians
piercing, skin
plastic surgery
pleasure
positive behavior
positive statements
powerlessness, feeling of
privacy
projection
psychiatrists
psychopharmacology
psychosis
psychotherapy, see therapy puberty
punishment
purging
questions
rape
“reaching in,”
reality:
inner vs. outer
interpersonal
reassurance, verbal
rebuilding
recovery
referrals
regression
regret
rejection
relationships:
abuse as basis of
adolescent-parent
attachment and
child-parent
development of
failure of
fear of
helping
as interpersonal reality
patient-therapist
romantic
social
triangulated
valued-abusive
religion
reparenting
repression:
of anxiety
definition of
of emotions
Rescue Syndrome
resentment
“resistance chair,”
responsibility
restorative mechanisms
rituals
role models
role-playing
role-reversals
sarcasm
scarring
scratching
seduction-rape-self-mutilation complex
self:
blame of
fear of
identity of
validation of
Self Abuse Finally Ends (SAFE)
self-awareness
self-destructive behavior
self-esteem
self-help groups
self-mutilation:
as act of anger
aftermath of
as “anesthetic,”
anticipatory
“benefits” of
as “bitter medicine,”
bleeding in
bodily functions and
burning in
causes of
classification of
common dynamic of
definition of
desensitization towards
developmental history of
diagnostic criteria for
disapproval of
disclosure of
disorders related to
dissociative
early detection of
elimination of
fear of
as feature of primary disorder
frequency of
hereditary factors in
lacerations in
media coverage of
mental health profession’s attitude towards
in mental illness pyramid
nondissociative
patterns of
permanent damage from
perspective on
physical injury from
piercing vs.
as primary vs. secondary disorder
prognosis for
as protest
provocation in
as “psychological tumor,”
as psychopathology
public reaction to
range of
rationale for
recurrent nature of
research on
scarring in
scratching in
as self-destructive behavior
as “self-medication,”
severity of
social impact of
as symptomatic or substitute method
symptoms of
therapy for, see therapy
self-mutilators:
as boys vs. girls
characteristics of
expectations of
family’s attitude towards
generosity needed by
isolation of
medical assistance for
mistrust as security for
parental influence on
passivity of
personality of
secrecy of
self-awareness of
social life of
support system for
trancelike state of
serotonin
sexual abuse
sexuality
shame
siblings
stress:
external vs. internal
as factor in recovery
financial
parents as cause of
relief of
suicide
superego
surgeons
surrogate parents
symptomatic eating
symptomatic relief
symptoms:
anxiety as
behavior and
pathological
psychosomatic
of self-mutilation
tattoos
teasing
teenagers, see adolescents
therapy:
for anxiety
attachment developed in
authoritative approach to
behaviorist
bonding in
change based on
communication in
completion of
confidentiality of
cost of
cultural background and
for depression
duration of
efficient
as exchange
expectation and
families and
fear and
frequency of
goals of
guidance in
helpers in
incomplete
injuries examined in
long-term
nurturant
outpatient
progress in
questions in
reasons for
recovery in
referrals to
regression in
relationship in
results of
specialists in
testing in
trust in
validation in
withdrawal in
trancelike state
tranquilizers
trauma
Treating and Overcoming Anorexia Nervosa (Levenkron) triangulated relationships
trichotillomania
trust
attachment and
in therapy
unconditional love
underparenting
understanding
unemployment
valued-abusive relationship
values, family
verbal abuse
virginity
vulnerability
Wayne, John
weight loss
workbook, survivors’