Translator's Preface
Preface for Korean Readers
Introduction to Emotion-Focused Therapy for Trauma: Development, Characteristics, Strengths, and Contributions

Part 1 Theory

Chapter 1: Trauma and its Impact
Definition of trauma
Types of traumatic events
Prevalence and risk factors
The effects of trauma
Implications for Treatment

Chapter 2 EFTT Treatment Model
Theoretical basis
Distinctive features of EFTT
Differences Between EFTT and the General Model of Emotion-Focused Therapy
Treatment model

Chapter 3: Working with Emotions
An overview of the emotional theory underlying EFTT.
The Process of Change: Emotional Places in EFTT
Change Model and Stages of EFTT

Part 2 Practice

Early stages of treatment

Chapter 4: Building Alliances
Intervention Principles for Developing Productive Alliances
Alliance formation goals in Phase 1 of the EFTT
Progress of the first three sessions
The difficulties of alliances

Chapter 5: Enhancing Experience
Features of the experience
Comparison of EFTT with other perspectives on experience
Experience and comparison with other job openings
Measurement of experience
Research on experiencing in therapy
A process of deepening the experience step by step
Guidelines for a Structured Focusing Procedure
Difficulty of experiencing

Chapter 6: The Process of Imaginative Confrontation
IC against the perpetrator
Intervention principle
IC participation process
Steps of the IC procedure and the corresponding therapist's work
Development of relationships in early IC
A ventilatory exploration as an alternative to IC
Clients' Difficulties with Early IC

Intermediate stage of treatment

Chapter 7 Memory Tasks in EFTT
theory
Different approaches to memory tasks
Goals and procedures of memory tasks in EFTT
Practical Guidelines for the EFTT Memory Task
Memory work when memories are hazy
Blocked memories
Memories of a defective or damaged self
Summary, Considerations, and Cautions

Chapter 8: Reducing Fear, Anxiety, and Avoidance of Inner Experiences
Perspectives on Fear, Anxiety, and Avoidance: Comparing the EFTT with Other Approaches
Process Diagnosis: Distinguishing Different Types of Fear and Anxiety
Change Process and Goals
Interventions to address anxiety and fear
Helping clients experience primary emotions

Chapter 9: Transforming Guilt, Shame, and Self-Blame
Perspectives on Guilt and Shame: Comparing EFTT with Other Approaches
Process Diagnosis: Distinguishing Different Types of Shame Experiences
Change Process and Goals
Intervention principles related to shame
Interventions to reduce secondary shame
Interventions for adaptive primary shame related to violations of personal standards
Interventions to Change Maladaptive Primary Shame
Compassionate self-soothing
Difficulties in dealing with fear and shame

later stages of treatment

Chapter 10: Resolving Interpersonal Trauma through Adaptive Anger
An Overview of Theory and Research on the Resolution of Interpersonal Trauma
Anger and Trauma from a Theoretical Perspective
Process Diagnosis: Distinguishing Different Types of Anger
Intervention principle
Interventions for Changing Maladaptive Anger
Interventions to Promote Adaptive Primary Anger

Chapter 11: Resolving Interpersonal Trauma through Grief and Mourning
Traumatic grief from a theoretical perspective
Process Diagnosis: Distinguishing Different Types of Grief
Change Process and Goals
Intervention Principles for Promoting Adaptive Grief
Interventions to promote grief and mourning for loss
Interventions for different types of grief

Chapter 12 Conclusion
Completion and consolidation of change
Awareness and acceptance of limited change
Share mutual feedback
Difficulty in solving
Difficulties in ending treatment
Bridge to the Future

Conclusion

Appendix A: Short-Form Client Experience Scale
Appendix B: Short Form of the Working Alliance Scale
Appendix C: Shortened Resolution Scale
Appendix D: Yoga Therapy as a Complement to EFTT: Integrating Body-Based Interventions

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