Traumatischer Stress in der Familie: Systemtherapeutische Lösungswege

Traumatised families desperately need help. New paths to delivering that assistance may be found in systemic therapy in conjunction with trauma therapy.
Whether occurring because of war, civil war, the death of a parent, severe illness, accidents, assaults, early-childhood abuse, or traumatic experiences in foster care - any of these events can set a family off course. Today many counselling centers and child and adolescent psychiatrists have come to trust in the self-healing capabilities of the family and to use trauma-oriented systemic therapy, as Alexander Korittko and Karl-Heinz Pleyer demonstrate in this volume. Numerous case examples illustrate how traumatised parents and children together can profit from this approach.