In recent years, considerable interest has been directed toward cognitive processing
theories of posttrauma reactions. Such conceptualizations are attractive, since they attempt …

When moderate pain was presented in a context of intense pain, it induced a relief and
'hedonic flip'such that pain was reported as pleasant. ABSTRACT Context can influence the …

It has been proposed that a highly integrated trauma leads to more accessible and vivid
memories of the traumatic event, in turn heightening symptoms of posttraumatic stress …

Traumatic experiences are linked with a continuum of mental disorders and physical
complaints. In the United States, posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) occurs in …

Self-distancing, or viewing oneself from a third-person perspective, reduces reactivity when
analyzing one's feelings. Self-distancing may have important effects among individuals with …

In his article “Trauma-related dissociation: an analysis of two conflicting models”, Van der
Hart (2021) provides an overview of two major models of trauma-related dissociation that he …

Conventional views purport that mindfulness includes two components: present moment
contact (PMC) and nonjudgment. While mindfulness-based interventions that target a broad …

Negative beliefs about the self, self‐blame, guilt, and shame have been consistently linked
to emotional problems, such as posttraumatic stress disorder and depression, following …

Contemporary psychiatric nosology defines dissociation as" a disturbance or alteration in
the normally integrative functions of identity, memory, or consciousness"(Ruiz, Poythress …

A growing number of common traumatic events involve both physical and emotional injuries.
In contrast to previously held beliefs, the rapidly growing body of literature shows quite …