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Confronting the unimaginable: psychotherapists' reactions to victims of the Nazi Holocaust
TítuloConfronting the unimaginable: psychotherapists' reactions to victims of the Nazi Holocaust
Autor
Call number616.8521/0001
Número del objeto00501J
Lugar de publicaciónNew York, New York, United States
EditorialPlenum Press
Año de publicación
1988
Paginaciónpp219-244
MaterialArticle
SeriePlenum series on stress and coping
ISBN306428733
Descripción
This chapter deals with the psychotherapist's reactions to victims of the Nazi Holocaust. The author deals with such issues as the conspiracy of silence between therapist and patient as well as countertransference themes as defense, bystander's guilt, rage, shame and related emotions, grief and mourning.
