Mass Trauma and Emotional Healing around the World

Ani Kalayjian, EdD, BCETS, RNBC, is adjunct professor of psychology at Fordham University, New York, NY. Dominique Eugene, MA, LMFT, RPT-S, NTP, is a licensed marriage and family therapist, a registered play therapist and supervisor, and a nutritional therapy practitioner.

Acknowledgments
Introduction Ani Kalayjian and Dominique Eugene
Volume 1 NATURAL DISASTERS
1. Earthquake in Soviet Armenia: Coping, Integration, and Meaning-Making Ani Kalayjian, Yuki Shigemoto, and Bindia Patel
2. Northridge Earthquake in Southern California: Lessons Learned and Meanings Discovered Ani Kalayjian and Christina Di Liberto
3. Using Play to Support Children Traumatized by Natural Disasters: Chuetsu Earthquake Series in Japan Akiko J. Ohnogi
4. Coping with the Earthquake in Pakistan: A Religio-Culturally Informed Treatment Ani Kalayjian, Nicole Moore, and Kate Richmond
5. Coping with Hurricane Andrew: Preparedness, Resilience, and Meaning-Making Ani Kalayjian, Eleanor Donovan, and Yuki Shigemoto
6. Weathering the Storms like Bamboo: The Strengths of Haitians in Coping with Natural Disasters Guerda Nicolas, Billie Schwartz, and Elizabeth Pierre
7. Resilience and Healing among Helping Professionals and People of Sri Lanka: Post Tsunami Merry Evenson and Jenny Dougherty
8. A Disaster Outreach Program for Tsunami Survivors in Sri Lanka: The Biopsychosocial, Educational, and Spiritual Approach Ani Kalayjian, Nicole Moore, Judy Kuriansky, and Chris Aberson
9. Cross-Cultural Counseling Issues: Transpersonal and Clinical Counseling Training for Recovery Workers and Psychologists in Post-Tsunami Indonesia Beth Hedva, Elisabeth Arman, and Harold Finkleman
10. Ecological Worldview: From Ego to Eco Scott Carlin, Ani Kalayjian, Michelle Kim, and Elissa Jacobs
11. Long-term Impacts on Personal and Spiritual Values for French Canadian Elderly Victims of a Flood in Québec, Canada: A Question of Resilience Danielle Maltais and Simon Gauthier
Volume 2 HUMAN-MADE DISASTERS
12. The Ongoing Impact of Colonization: Man-made Trauma and Native Americans Hilary Weaver and Elaine Congress
13. Post-Slavery Syndrome: A Multigenerational Look at African American Injury, Healing, and Resilience Joy Angela DeGruy
14. Striving for Peace through Forgiveness in Sierra Leone: Effectiveness of a Psychoeducational Forgiveness Intervention Loren L. Toussaint, Nancy Peddle, Alyssa Cheadle, Anthony Sellu, and Frederic Luskin
15. Cultural Competence in the Trauma Treatment of Thai Survivors of Modern-Day Slavery: The Relevance of Buddhist Mindfulness Practices and Healing Rituals to Transform Shame and Guilt of Forced Prostitution Ginger Villareal Armas
16. Exploring Long-term Impact of Mass Trauma on Physical Health, Coping, and Meaning-Making: Exploration of the Ottoman Turkish Genocide of the Armenians Ani Kalayjian, Nicole Moore, Chris Aberson, and Sehoon Kim
17. Gender and Genocide: Armenian and Greek Women Finding Positive Meaning in the Horror Artemis Pipinelli and Ani Kalayjian
18. Psychosocial and Spiritual Impact of 9/11 Terrorism on Mental Health Professionals in America Ani Kalayjian, Beverly Musgrave, and Chris Aberson
19. Healing Intergenerational Trauma among Aboriginal Communities Sarah Thompson, Christine Kopperud, and Lewis Mehl-Madrona
20. Traumatized by Humiliation in Times of Globalization: Transforming Humiliation into Constructive Meaning Evelin G. Lindner
21. Gypsies as Victims of Nazi Persecution: Historical, Sociocultural, and Coping Perspectives Andrea Zielke-Nadkarni
22. Under Threat from HIV/AIDS: Burial Societies in Limpopo Province, South Africa Beverly L. Peters
23. The Cambodian Refugee Experience: An Integrative Model of Trauma and Recovery Carl F. Auerbach and Edith Shiro-Gelrud
Index
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