Titlebook: Sociocultural Trauma and Well-Being in Eastern European Family Therapy; Tatiana Glebova,Carmen Knudson-Martin Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if

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Sociocultural Trauma and Relational WellBeing in the Eastern European Context,of individuals and families. It introduces the concept of sociocultural trauma and a model that illustrates its impact on relational well-being across time and generations. We describe the historical contexts particular to Eastern Europe and make a case for why service providers need to consider the

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When History Hits Home: Historical Intergenerational Trauma and Hope in Hungary,w the burden of these has been passed on from one generation to the next as an unprocessed psychological heritage. Through the contextual approach of Iván B?sz?rményi-Nagy, we describe possible ways to process this past trauma to pass on something better to posterity. The authors conclude with a soc

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Collective Trauma and Retraumatization in Russia: A View from the Inside,sia that may affect relational and individual well-being. These events include wars, repressions, and drastic socio-economic-political changes throughout the past three decades following the collapse of the Soviet Union. Drawing on autoethnographic notes from reflections on her family therapy practi

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Identity, Security, and Belonging: Healing from Sociocultural Trauma in Romania,stem and the psychological legacy of individuals. This chapter focuses on the effects of the communist period, including a lack of trust in our fellows, an acute sense of depersonalization and a psychological pseudo-identity, the victim mindset, the avoidance of expressing intimacy, and attachment w

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Sociocultural Trauma Among Marginalized Families in Moldova,as they intersect with multiple forms of discrimination (such as gender, age, and residence) and gender-based violence and child abuse. The authors address how to respond to the immediate trauma experienced by refugees from Ukraine and emphasize engaging fathers and the use of support groups as cont

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Sociocultural Traumatization and Resilience in Serbia: Family Legacies at the Turn of the Millenniuugoslavia three decades ago. The authors address specific characteristics of sociocultural trauma related to civil wars and refugee crises, as well as the possible effects on relational well-being and mental health, including generational and gender differences, trans-generational transmission of tr

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Clinical Work with Sociocultural Trauma,l framework for clinical practice that assesses the effects of sociocultural trauma and attends to the nuances and complexities of how these may differentially impact people across diverse contexts and situations. The authors emphasize the importance of therapeutic safety and a non-pathologizing, st

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