Acknowledgments | p. 5 |
Foreword | p. i |
The Blueprint of the Human Brain | p. 1 |
The Human Computer | p. 2 |
Neurons: The Building Blocks of the Brain | p. 7 |
The Main Centers of the Brain | p. 10 |
The Brain Stem | p. 11 |
The Diencephalon | p. 12 |
The Limbic System | p. 14 |
The Neocortex | p. 16 |
The Human Being-Least Suited of the Animal Kingdom for Independent Survival at Birth | p. 18 |
The Role of the Brain in Adaptation | p. 21 |
Use-Dependent Neurodevelopment | p. 21 |
Neuro Templates | p. 24 |
Core Processes of Neurodevelopment | p. 27 |
Memory and Adaptation | p. 29 |
The Purpose of Memory | p. 32 |
Types of Memory | p. 33 |
Treatment Implications | p. 36 |
Trauma and the Brain | p. 39 |
Adaptation | p. 44 |
Imprinting | p. 47 |
Sensitization | p. 50 |
Overactivation/Deprivation | p. 51 |
Effects of Trauma on the Body | p. 53 |
Treatment Implications | p. 56 |
The Effects of Trauma on Perception and Internal Experience | p. 59 |
Biological States Produced by Trauma | p. 59 |
Stuck in Survival Mode | p. 62 |
Absence of Self-Regulation Is Pervasive Among Traumatized Children | p. 62 |
Self-Aggression - Never Intended by Nature | p. 64 |
Perception of Retraumatization | p. 67 |
Deprivation of Experience | p. 68 |
Internalizers/Externalizers | p. 70 |
Trauma Response Continuum | p. 73 |
Treatment Implications | p. 76 |
Trauma and Self-Perception | p. 79 |
Inner Working Model of Self-Perception | p. 80 |
Set Points of Self-Perception | p. 87 |
Behaviors Produced by the Traumatized Self | p. 89 |
Treatment Implications | p. 90 |
How Traumatized Children Perceive Others | p. 93 |
Perceptual Inner Working Models of Others | p. 94 |
Safety Threat | p. 95 |
Interpersonal Threat | p. 98 |
Easy Mark | p. 102 |
Irrelevant | p. 104 |
Emotional Set Points Related to Others | p. 105 |
Treatment Implications | p. 108 |
The World View of Traumatized Children | p. 111 |
Inner Working Model of the World | p. 111 |
Emotions - From a Help to a Hindrance | p. 115 |
Negative Perceptions of the World Affect Behavior | p. 118 |
Treatment Implications | p. 119 |
From Neural Templates to Inner Working Models | p. 123 |
The Brain Is Built from Experience | p. 123 |
Neurons to Neural Networks to Neural Templates | p. 125 |
Experience to Memory to Inner Working Models | p. 127 |
Treatment Implications | p. 133 |
Four Case Examples - Understanding and Intervening | p. 135 |
Not So Crazy Mike | p. 135 |
Renee Put the "R" in Rage | p. 141 |
Brad's Brain Impairment | p. 146 |
Taming the Animal Within Tammy | p. 153 |
Treatment Can Make a World of Difference | p. 159 |
The Primary Ingredients of Trauma Therapy | p. 161 |
Trauma Is More Than a Diagnosis | p. 162 |
Trauma Is an Internal Experience | p. 163 |
Primary Goals of Trauma Therapy | p. 165 |
Cognitive Responses to Trauma | p. 165 |
Affective Responses to Trauma | p. 166 |
Behavioral Responses to Trauma | p. 167 |
The Ten Necessary Steps of Trauma Therapy | p. 169 |
Trauma Treatment is a Difficult but Rewarding Journey | p. 179 |
Neurological Reparative Therapy: A Roadmap for the Therapeutic Journey | p. 181 |
Neuro-transformation | p. 182 |
The Five Goals of NRT | p. 185 |
Facilitate Perceptual Changes of the Self, Others and the Child's Inner Working Model | p. 186 |
Enhance Neuro-integration | p. 191 |
Alter the Region of the Brain that Processes Information | p. 196 |
Facilitate Orbitofrontal Cortex Activation | p. 200 |
Neuro-template Development Through Repetitive Practice | p. 205 |
Neurological Reparative Therapy in Practice | p. 209 |
The Five Steps of NRT | p. 210 |
Assess the Extent and Causes of Neurological Impairment | p. 211 |
Identify Specific Cognitive, Emotional and Behavioral Problematic Impairments | p. 213 |
Implement Interventions Addressing the Identified Problematic Emotional and Behavioral Symptoms | p. 217 |
Decondition the Child's Stress Response Cycle Through Multiple Forms of Relaxation and Allostatic Training | p. 221 |
Environmental Enhancements Promoting the Building Blocks of Brain Development | p. 228 |
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