The Complexity of Trauma

Luisa Zoppi is a Clinical Psychologist and Jungian Training Analyst (Italian Association of Analytical Psychology (AIPA)). Since 2015, she has been teaching Theory of Complexes, Transcendent Function and Dynamics of the Individuation Process at AIPA. Since August 2019, she has been a member of the Executive Committee of the International Association for Analytical Psychology (IAAP). Martin Schmidt is a Jungian Training Analyst (Society of Analytical Psychology) in London) who lectures and supervises widely around the world. He has worked for over 20 years as a psychologist in psychiatric rehabilitation, was former Honorary Secretary of the IAAP and its Regional Organiser for Central Europe.

Introduction 1. Feeling-Toned Complexes and the Treatment of Trauma. A Jungian Perspective 2. Trauma and the Inner World: The Self-Care System as a Resistance to Healing Part 1: Early Relational Trauma 3. In Dialogue with the Body: Reflections on Countertransference in Working with Early Relational Trauma 4. The Body Roots of Traumatic Experiences: from Un-symbolized Body Memory to Bodily Reverie 5. The Role of Unconscious Communication in Working with Early Relational Trauma and Borderline States Part 2: Dissociative Processes in Trauma 6. PTSD: Feeling-Toned Complexes and the Twilight of Self-Awareness 7. Trauma and Dissociation: a Patient-Clinician Psychodynamic Perspective 8. Eroticized Trauma and its Manifestations in the Transference 9. The Black Sun of a Transgenerational Trauma: Dissociative Processes, Affects and the Development of the Symbolic Function Part 3: Sociological and Analytic Aspects of Trauma 10. Social Trauma 11. Dysregulated and Con-fused: New Evolutionary Perspectives between Trauma and Resilience 12. Working with Cultural Trauma: the Archetype of the Wounded Healer in a Multicultural Analytic Couple 13. Waves, Tempests, Harbours: Pathways of Rescue through the Migrant Drama. A Jungian Approach when Facing Trauma in an Institutional Setting Part 4: Poetic and Creative Methods 14. Myths, Trauma and the Neurobiological Psyche 15. The Role of Memory and Creativity in the Healing Process of Trauma 16. Understanding Trauma, Suffering, and Mourning from the Knowledge of the Heart