Dusty Miller
Biographic Data
| ID | 3687041 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Dusty Miller |
| GIVEN NAMES | Dusty |
| FAMILY NAME | Miller |
| SIGNATURE | MILLER D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Hebrew Home |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1986 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Lesbian Couples and Childhood Trauma
Childhood complex PTSD may affect the relationships of lesbian couples, often creating intricate triangulation dynamics in areas such as sexual intimacy, trust and protection, gender identification, social isolation, shame and secrecy, self-injury, and caretaking. The authors discuss the literature on lesbians and trauma, interview several therapists who work with this population, and offer their ideas for understanding and working with lesbian c…
Are We Keeping Up with Oprah
Addiction treatment trauma theory and the connections between female addiction patterns and interpersonal violence are central clinical issues in current practice. This paper argues for the inclusion of these specialized areas in family therapy and other professional training. An account of the author's personal, political and professional route toward an understanding of interpersonal violence culminates in her model of clinical assessment and t…
The trauma of interpersonal violence
This article weaves together the author's personal, political, and professional route toward an understanding of interpersonal violence and the gradual development of a model of clinical assessment and treatment. Her work is organized around two central concepts: 1) Self‐determination, and 2) Self‐disclosure. The model integrates family systems and psychodynamic theories as well as drawing on the resources of self‐help groups
The Collaborative Team as a Training and Therapeutic Tool
Within the field of systemic family therapy, the collaborative team is emerging as a powerful training approach as well as a valuable therapeutic tool. This article presents the collaborative team as a method of counselor supervision and training. Issues around the developing team process and potential pitfalls are elaborated. Finally, examples, which serve to integrate discussion of training and clinical applications, are presented
The trauma of interpersonal violence
This article weaves together the author's personal, political, and professional route toward an understanding of interpersonal violence and the gradual development of a model of clinical assessment and treatment. Her work is organized around two central concepts: 1) Self‐determination, and 2) Self‐disclosure. The model integrates family systems and psychodynamic theories as well as drawing on the resources of self‐help groups
Lesbian Couples and Childhood Trauma
Childhood complex PTSD may affect the relationships of lesbian couples, often creating intricate triangulation dynamics in areas such as sexual intimacy, trust and protection, gender identification, social isolation, shame and secrecy, self-injury, and caretaking. The authors discuss the literature on lesbians and trauma, interview several therapists who work with this population, and offer their ideas for understanding and working with lesbian c…
The Collaborative Team as a Training and Therapeutic Tool
Within the field of systemic family therapy, the collaborative team is emerging as a powerful training approach as well as a valuable therapeutic tool. This article presents the collaborative team as a method of counselor supervision and training. Issues around the developing team process and potential pitfalls are elaborated. Finally, examples, which serve to integrate discussion of training and clinical applications, are presented
The Collaborative Team as a Training and Therapeutic Tool
Within the field of systemic family therapy, the collaborative team is emerging as a powerful training approach as well as a valuable therapeutic tool. This article presents the collaborative team as a method of counselor supervision and training. Issues around the developing team process and potential pitfalls are elaborated. Finally, examples, which serve to integrate discussion of training and clinical applications, are presented
The trauma of interpersonal violence
This article weaves together the author's personal, political, and professional route toward an understanding of interpersonal violence and the gradual development of a model of clinical assessment and treatment. Her work is organized around two central concepts: 1) Self‐determination, and 2) Self‐disclosure. The model integrates family systems and psychodynamic theories as well as drawing on the resources of self‐help groups
Are We Keeping Up with Oprah
Addiction treatment trauma theory and the connections between female addiction patterns and interpersonal violence are central clinical issues in current practice. This paper argues for the inclusion of these specialized areas in family therapy and other professional training. An account of the author's personal, political and professional route toward an understanding of interpersonal violence culminates in her model of clinical assessment and t…
Lesbian Couples and Childhood Trauma
Childhood complex PTSD may affect the relationships of lesbian couples, often creating intricate triangulation dynamics in areas such as sexual intimacy, trust and protection, gender identification, social isolation, shame and secrecy, self-injury, and caretaking. The authors discuss the literature on lesbians and trauma, interview several therapists who work with this population, and offer their ideas for understanding and working with lesbian c…
Medicine (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Psychotherapist (4 works) · Counseling, Therapy, and Family Dynamics (3 works) · Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Child Therapy and Development (2 works) · Counseling Practices and Supervision (2 works) · Human Factors and Ergonomics (2 works)