Hojiv proces pi traumatu u dt – Jak dt pirozen zbavit nsledk traumatu Solterov Aletha (2023)

In this guide, American developmental psychologist and conscious-parenting founder Aletha Solter explains and challenges common beliefs such as the idea that a quiet, outwardly untroubled child is fine, while a crying or angry child needs to be controlled. The book briefly introduces conscious parenting and approaches that support the spontaneous healing of both major and minor trauma. It examines the neurobiological aspects of childhood trauma, including over-arousal and dissociation, as well as the links between trauma, memories and post-traumatic reactions. It presents basic principles for gently easing the effects of trauma by creating space for the expression of intense emotions and providing an experience of safety and acceptance. It also offers imaginative games that encourage children to revisit traumatic experiences safely, often through humour and laughter, and warns against misinterpreting their attempts to process trauma during play. Examples include trauma connected with a visit to the dentist, parental divorce, surgery, abuse, emergency treatment and a natural disaster. Each practical chapter ends with a clear table of suitable approaches and possible misinterpretations of the childs reactions. The contents are in Czech.