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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The Glass Box Theory introduces a clinical framework for understanding how people survive painful experiences they cannot fully hold.The central image is simple: when a frightening or overwhelming experience can be held inside a "glass box," the person can see it, name it, locate it, and remain in relationship to it. The experience may still hurt, but it does not become the whole room. When the glass box fails, fear can become the room, shame can become the self, memory can become now, anger can lose its route, and pain can feel like the whole future.Written for clinicians, therapists, counselors, psychologists, social workers, supervisors, trainees, and other mental health professionals, this book explores symbolic distance, trauma, flashbacks, arousal, emotional mobilization, inward-routed mobilization, self-injury, suicidal crisis, and the architecture of psychological survival.The book brings together five related models: the Symbolic Objectification Hypothesis, flashbacks as failed integration attempts, the Arousal Appraisal Model, the Inward-Routed Mobilization Model, and the Survival Architecture of Coping. Together, these models ask how painful experience becomes holdable, what happens when it cannot be held, and how therapy can help restore enough distance, language, time, regulation, support, and meaning for the person to survive and integrate what has been activated.This book is intended for professional education and clinical support. It does not replace diagnosis, evidence-based treatment, supervision, risk assessment, crisis intervention, emergency services, or applicable standards of care. A clinical theory of symbolic distance, emotion, trauma, self-injury, suicidal crisis, and how therapy helps painful experience become holdable. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The Glass Box Theory introduces a clinical framework for understanding how people survive painful experiences they cannot fully hold.The central image is simple: when a frightening or overwhelming experience can be held inside a "glass box," the person can see it, name it, locate it, and remain in relationship to it. The experience may still hurt, but it does not become the whole room. When the glass box fails, fear can become the room, shame can become the self, memory can become now, anger can lose its route, and pain can feel like the whole future.Written for clinicians, therapists, counselors, psychologists, social workers, supervisors, trainees, and other mental health professionals, this book explores symbolic distance, trauma, flashbacks, arousal, emotional mobilization, inward-routed mobilization, self-injury, suicidal crisis, and the architecture of psychological survival.The book brings together five related models: the Symbolic Objectification Hypothesis, flashbacks as failed integration attempts, the Arousal Appraisal Model, the Inward-Routed Mobilization Model, and the Survival Architecture of Coping. Together, these models ask how painful experience becomes holdable, what happens when it cannot be held, and how therapy can help restore enough distance, language, time, regulation, support, and meaning for the person to survive and integrate what has been activated.This book is intended for professional education and clinical support. It does not replace diagnosis, evidence-based treatment, supervision, risk assessment, crisis intervention, emergency services, or applicable standards of care. A clinical theory of symbolic distance, emotion, trauma, self-injury, suicidal crisis, and how therapy helps painful experience become holdable. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The Glass Box Theory introduces a clinical framework for understanding how people survive painful experiences they cannot fully hold.The central image is simple: when a frightening or overwhelming experience can be held inside a "glass box," the person can see it, name it, locate it, and remain in relationship to it. The experience may still hurt, but it does not become the whole room. When the glass box fails, fear can become the room, shame can become the self, memory can become now, anger can lose its route, and pain can feel like the whole future.Written for clinicians, therapists, counselors, psychologists, social workers, supervisors, trainees, and other mental health professionals, this book explores symbolic distance, trauma, flashbacks, arousal, emotional mobilization, inward-routed mobilization, self-injury, suicidal crisis, and the architecture of psychological survival.The book brings together five related models: the Symbolic Objectification Hypothesis, flashbacks as failed integration attempts, the Arousal Appraisal Model, the Inward-Routed Mobilization Model, and the Survival Architecture of Coping. Together, these models ask how painful experience becomes holdable, what happens when it cannot be held, and how therapy can help restore enough distance, language, time, regulation, support, and meaning for the person to survive and integrate what has been activated.This book is intended for professional education and clinical support. It does not replace diagnosis, evidence-based treatment, supervision, risk assessment, crisis intervention, emergency services, or applicable standards of care. A clinical theory of symbolic distance, emotion, trauma, self-injury, suicidal crisis, and how therapy helps painful experience become holdable. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The Glass Box Theory introduces a clinical framework for understanding how people survive painful experiences they cannot fully hold.The central image is simple: when a frightening or overwhelming experience can be held inside a 'glass box,' the person can see it, name it, locate it, and remain in relationship to it. The experience may still hurt, but it does not become the whole room. When the glass box fails, fear can become the room, shame can become the self, memory can become now, anger can lose its route, and pain can feel like the whole future.Written for clinicians, therapists, counselors, psychologists, social workers, supervisors, trainees, and other mental health professionals, this book explores symbolic distance, trauma, flashbacks, arousal, emotional mobilization, inward-routed mobilization, self-injury, suicidal crisis, and the architecture of psychological survival.The book brings together five related models: the Symbolic Objectification Hypothesis, flashbacks as failed integration attempts, the Arousal Appraisal Model, the Inward-Routed Mobilization Model, and the Survival Architecture of Coping. Together, these models ask how painful experience becomes holdable, what happens when it cannot be held, and how therapy can help restore enough distance, language, time, regulation, support, and meaning for the person to survive and integrate what has been activated.This book is intended for professional education and clinical support. It does not replace diagnosis, evidence-based treatment, supervision, risk assessment, crisis intervention, emergency services, or applicable standards of care.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. The Glass Box Theory | Symbolic Distance, Arousal, and the Architecture of Psychological Survival | Mario J Passaro | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Cognitive Distance Press | EAN 9798996534715 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…