We, at Beyond the Cycle of Trauma Institute, have been so impressed with these indispensable and unique resource that we have purchased copies from the publisher, Routledge, in order to offer it at price that is more affordable to more clinicians and educators. Hurry, supplies are limited. Shipping within Canada is free.
About "Parents are our other Children" Sandra Wieland, Routledge 2017, paperback 291 pages : Do you work with children, but often find that the parenting requires shifting in order for the children to achieve their potential in behaviour, healing and learning? If you are a teacher, child counsellor or therapist, pediatrician, family physician, social worker, or anyone interested in improving parenting or secure attachment in families, you will find this insightful book to be a unique, must-read, practice-enhancing resource. Internationally renowned therapist and educator, the late Dr. Sandra Wieland, skillfully weaves the science of how the brain works with parenting and effective approaches for professionals to help shift the way parents are with their children. She also illustrates methods for us as practitioners and educators to observe our own practice in order to best connect with, and effect change in the parents with whom we have contact. Child therapist, Sandra Baita, contributes an extra chapter that elucidates key information to help foster and adoptive parents and social services workers tackle difficult child behaviours. Examples of conversational strategies are embedded throughout this book, with explanations of the foundational elements, relating back to the brain science, behind each strategy.
About "Dissociation in Traumatized Children and Adolescents" Sandra Wieland ed. Routledge 2015. Paperback 354 pages:
Written by some of the foremost international experts in dissociation in children and youth, this unique book presents a series of case studies showing how each therapist assessed the clinical presentation of the child/teen as it unfolded, and how the therapists decided to proceed forward with each step. An excellent summary of dissociation is presented by editor and co-author, Sandra Wieland, who was an internationally renowned therapist and consultant on child trauma and dissociation. In this 2015 edition, she also presents commentaries for each presented case study, helping to tie theories of dissociation with our practical clinical work.
If you work only with adults, this book is still sheds a unique and enlightening glimpse into the many presentations of dissociation. Many of the strategies and approaches used by these child therapists also have significance in the treatment of adults. Medical professionals also can learn much about potential internal experiences of their adult patients with Adverse Childhood Experiences through the presentations of the children in this book.
Experts on Dissociation Therapy, such as Richard Kluft and Christine Courtois, have recommended this book as "a required reading" for anyone working with children and adolescents, and as a "much needed and welcome resource", and "richly rewarding and informative" for any clinician interested in trauma treatment.
Refund policy: No refunds or exchanges are possible, due to the huge markdown that we are giving in these products. Maximum order = 1 set per person