http://www.loc.gov/mods/v3 http://www.loc.gov/standards/mods/v3/mods-3-2.xsd
Part I Theory of bodymind: Regulated-integrated versus dysregulated-dissociated -- Affect regulation and the attachment relationship -- Self-states: regulated-integrated versus dysregulated-dissociated -- The neurobiology of the primary affect-regulating system -- The right brain, implicit processes, and the implicit self -- Part II Theory of development: Secure attachment and the development of affect regulation -- Classical attachment theory -- Mentalization: the secondary affect-regulating system -- Modern attachment theory: the development of the primary affect-regulating system -- Part III Theory of pathogenesis: Relational traumas and their sequelae -- Relational traumas: developmental origins of disordered affect regulation -- Chronic dissociation: a sequela of relational trauma -- Personality disorders: a second sequela of relational trauma -- Pervasive dissociated shame: a third sequela of relational trauma -- Part IV Theory of therapeutic actions: Therapeutic processes and the emergence of the self -- Therapeutic aims: restoration of self-development -- Therapeutic actions: Explicit and implicit -- Interactive regulation and vitalizing attunement.
Daniel Hill ; foreword by Allan N. Schore.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Norton series on interpersonal neurobiology