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More Alike Than Different : Treating Severely Dissociative Trauma Survivors by Margo Rivera is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

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<P>Just as the prevalence of incest and child sexual abuse was a well-kept secret until recently, the phenomenon of multiple personality disorder (MPD) –&nbsp;recently re-labelled dissociative identity disorder [DID] –&nbsp;has been minimized. In her practice as a psychologist, Margo Rivera has found this to be no coincidence.</P> <P>Confirming that the root of most severe dissociative conditions lies in severe trauma, most commonly child abuse, Rivera first discusses the general historical and social contexts of dissociation and proceeds through clinical theory, case vignettes, and recorded personal experience to provide practical guidance to assessment and treatment. Rivera covers such topics as 'therapeutic frame,' 'transference and countertransference,' and how to understand and make use of these concepts. She discusses the controversies around 'False Memory Syndrome' and ritual abuse, issues which currently divide professionals treating trauma survivors.</P> <P>Rivera makes a unique contribution to the treatment of lesbian and gay abuse survivors. She theorizes that all sexuality is a social construct, subject to change over an individual's lifetime, a reality that is nowhere

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Author
Margo Rivera
Publisher
University Of Toronto Press, Scholarly Publishing Division
Published
1997
Language
EN
ISBN
9780802072382
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Family & Relationships, Psychology, Medical
Updated
2026-03-24

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