Books like PTSD/borderlines in therapy by Jerome Kroll
Jerome Kroll’s work critically explores how childhood sexual abuse can lead to adult borderline personality disorder and the co‑occurrence of PTSD. The book synthesizes research and over twenty clinical cases to illustrate the complex interplay of intrusive memories, dissociation, and self‑harmful behaviors. Kroll presents a practical therapeutic model that balances theoretical insight with flexible, individualized strategies, helping clinicians navigate the challenges of working with abuse victims while remaining open to new perspectives.
First publish date: 1993
Genre: Psychology/General Psychology
Authors: Jerome Kroll
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