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Index
Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Table of Contents
List of Figures
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1 The Neurobiological Legacy of Trauma: How We Become Fragmented
2 Understanding Parts, Understanding Traumatic Responses
3 Changing Roles for Client and Therapist
4 Learning to See Our “Selves”: An Introduction to Working with Parts
5 Befriending Our Parts: Sowing the Seeds of Compassion
6 Complications of Treatment: Traumatic Attachment
7 Working with Suicidal, Self-Destructive, Eating Disordered, and Addicted Parts
8 Treatment Challenges: Dissociative Systems and Disorders
9 Repairing the Past: Embracing Our Selves
10 Restoring What Was Lost: Deepening the Connection to Our Young Selves
11 Safety and Welcome: The Experience of Earned Secure Attachment
Appendix A: Five Steps to “Unblending”
Appendix B: Meditation Circle for Parts
Appendix C: Internal Dialogue Technique
Appendix D: Treatment Paradigm for Internal Attachment Repair
Appendix E: Dissociative Experiences Log
Appendix F: The Four Befriending Questions
Index
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