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Group Schema Therapy for Complex Trauma
An Evidence-Based Guide to Neuroscience-Informed Group Treatment
Transform trauma recovery through the power of group healing with this comprehensive guide to schema therapy for complex trauma survivors. This groundbreaking manual integrates cutting-edge neuroscience research with practical group therapy techniques, offering mental health professionals a structured approach to treating developmental trauma, PTSD, and attachment wounds.
Discover how to create safe therapeutic environments where survivors can process traumatic memories, develop healthy relationships, and build lasting resilience. This evidence-based framework combines schema therapy principles with polyvagal theory, providing detailed session-by-session protocols for addressing dissociation, shame, and relational trauma through group intervention.
Key features include:
Comprehensive assessment tools and screening instruments
Session materials and reproducible handouts
Crisis management protocols for group settings
Cultural adaptations for diverse populations
Technology integration strategies for hybrid delivery
Supervision models and training requirements
Research evidence and outcome measurement tools
Perfect for therapists, counselors, social workers, and mental health professionals seeking specialized training in group trauma treatment. This manual provides practical guidance for establishing trauma-informed programs while maintaining therapeutic fidelity and ensuring client safety.
Learn to facilitate powerful healing experiences that address the interpersonal nature of trauma through community support, corrective relationships, and evidence-based interventions that promote post-traumatic growth and lasting recovery.
