Memorie traumatiche. EMDR e strategie avanzate in psicoterapia e psicotraumatologia Traumatic memories. EMDR and advanced strategies in psychotherapy and psychotraumatology
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La letteratura contemporanea più avanzata pone al centro dell'interesse psicoterapeutico il ruolo svolto dalle cosiddette "memorie somatiche" nella genesi e del mantenimento di ampia parte della psicopatologia, non solo di tipo post-traumatico. Oltre a ciò, è sempre più evidente la necessità di ricorrere (anche) ad approcci psicoterapeutici che utilizzino il linguaggio per andare al di là di esso, e accedere - dietro e dentro alle parole - al vasto e complessivamente indicibile regno delle emozioni e soprattutto delle sensazioni fisiche e viscerali, impermeabili al linguaggio, alla costruzione di significati e alla razionalità, e potenzialmente immortali. L'EMDR è certamente uno tra gli approcci maggiormente consolidati e verificati in sede di ricerca evidence-based per il trattamento del PTSD, ma la fenomenologia caleidoscopica dei disturbi post-traumatici e connessi alla storia di attaccamento richiede necessariamente uno sguardo clinico ampio e sofisticato, nonché l'adattamento delle procedure standard che hanno consentito una così ampia diffusione dell'EMDR. Può dunque rivelarsi utile, se non indispensabile, modificare le procedure standard dell'EMDR, integrarle, alternarle o sostituirle con altri approcci che "dialogano" con il corpo del paziente, adattando cioè il procedere clinico alle esigenze del paziente, e non a quelle (talvolta scolastiche) del terapeuta. Prefazione di Alessandro Vassalli, nota introduttiva di Roger M. Solomon.
The most advanced contemporary literature places the role played by the so-called "somatic memories" in the genesis and maintenance of a large part of psychopathology, not only of the post-traumatic type, at the center of psychotherapeutic interest. In addition to this, the need to resort (also) to psychotherapeutic approaches that use language to go beyond it, and access - behind and inside words - the vast and overall unspeakable realm of emotions and above all physical and visceral sensations, impervious to language, the construction of meanings and rationality, and potentially immortal. EMDR is certainly one of the most consolidated and verified approaches in evidence-based research for the treatment of PTSD, but the kaleidoscopic phenomenology of post-traumatic and attachment-related disorders necessarily requires a broad and sophisticated clinical look. as well as the adaptation of the standard procedures that have allowed for such a wide dissemination of EMDR. It may therefore prove useful, if not essential, to modify the standard EMDR procedures, integrate, alternate or replace them with other approaches that "dialogue" with the patient's body, i.e. adapting the clinical procedure to the patient's needs, and not to those ( sometimes scholastic) of the therapist. Preface by Alessandro Vassalli, introductory note by Roger M. Solomon.
The most advanced contemporary literature places the role played by the so-called "somatic memories" in the genesis and maintenance of a large part of psychopathology, not only of the post-traumatic type, at the center of psychotherapeutic interest. In addition to this, the need to resort (also) to psychotherapeutic approaches that use language to go beyond it, and access - behind and inside words - the vast and overall unspeakable realm of emotions and above all physical and visceral sensations, impervious to language, the construction of meanings and rationality, and potentially immortal. EMDR is certainly one of the most consolidated and verified approaches in evidence-based research for the treatment of PTSD, but the kaleidoscopic phenomenology of post-traumatic and attachment-related disorders necessarily requires a broad and sophisticated clinical look. as well as the adaptation of the standard procedures that have allowed for such a wide dissemination of EMDR. It may therefore prove useful, if not essential, to modify the standard EMDR procedures, integrate, alternate or replace them with other approaches that "dialogue" with the patient's body, i.e. adapting the clinical procedure to the patient's needs, and not to those ( sometimes scholastic) of the therapist. Preface by Alessandro Vassalli, introductory note by Roger M. Solomon.
Format
Book
Language
Italian
Original Work Citation
Giannantonio M. (2014). [Traumatic memories. EMDR and advanced strategies in psychotherapy and psychotraumatology]. Mimesis: Milan. Italian
Citation
“Memorie traumatiche. EMDR e strategie avanzate in psicoterapia e psicotraumatologia Traumatic memories. EMDR and advanced strategies in psychotherapy and psychotraumatology,” Francine Shapiro Library, accessed May 14, 2024, https://francineshapirolibrary.omeka.net/items/show/22655.