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Title:Predelava psihične travme s pomočjo metode brainspotting : magistrska naloga
Authors:ID Ošabnik Plemelj, Maša (Author)
ID Rakovec, Primož (Mentor) More about this mentor... New window
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Language:Slovenian
Work type:Master's thesis/paper
Typology:2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization:FUDS - School of advanced social studies
Abstract:Ko doživimo travmo, jo doživimo s celotnim telesom. Iz potrebe po preživetju celotno izkušnjo »zamrznemo« globoko v možgane. Nepredelana travma tako ostane v našem telesu ter se nezavedno ponavlja in prenaša, kar lahko predstavlja problem. V magistrski nalogi smo raziskovali, zakaj je pomembno, da pri predelavi travme v psihoterapevtskem procesu vključujemo tudi delo s telesom. V teoretičnem delu smo s pomočjo podatkov, zbranih v strokovni literaturi, najprej opredelili, kaj so travma in travmatični dogodek, kakšne vrste travm poznamo in kakšne posledice travma »pušča« za seboj. V nadaljevanju smo predstavili, kako nepredelana travma vpliva na razvoj možganov, telesa in spomin. V zadnjem delu teoretičnega dela magistrske naloge smo opisali uporabo metode brainspotting, ki omogoča dostop do najzgodnejših travmatičnih dogodkov, ki se jih zavestno ne spominjamo, a pomembno vplivajo na naše življenje. V empiričnem delu naloge smo predstavili rezultate, zbrane s polstrukturiranim intervjujem. Rezultati predstavljajo odgovore petih terapevtov, ki so sodelovali v intervjuju. Analiza predstavljenih rezultatov je podlaga za odgovore na zastavljeno raziskovalno vprašanje in dve podvprašanji, ki so potrdili našo domnevo, da je za predelavo travme ključno delo s telesom. Na glavno raziskovalno vprašanje glede učinkovitosti metode brainspotting pa lahko na osnovi teoretičnega dela in empirične analize odgovorimo, da je metoda učinkovita, vendar ni primerna za vsakega klienta.
Keywords:travma, telo, možgani, spomin, brainspotting, magistrske naloge
Place of publishing:Ljubljana
Place of performance:Ljubljana
Publisher:[M. Ošabnik Plemelj]
Year of publishing:2022
Year of performance:2022
Number of pages:65 str., [37] str. pril.
PID:20.500.12556/ReVIS-9508 New window
COBISS.SI-ID:128031491 New window
UDC:159.9
Note:Študijski program Psihosocialna pomoč;
Publication date in ReVIS:06.01.2023
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Language:English
Title:Processing psychological trauma with brainspotting method : masters thesis
Abstract:When we experience trauma, we experience it with our whole body. Out of the need to survive, we "freeze" the whole experience deep in the brain. But the unprocessed trauma remains in our body and is unconsciously repeated and transmitted, which can be a problem. In this master's thesis, we have investigated why it is important to include work with the body when processing trauma in the psychotherapy process. In the theoretical part, with the help of data collected in professional literature, we have defined what trauma and a traumatic event are, what types of traumas we know and what consequences trauma leaves behind. We have also presented how unprocessed trauma affects the development of the brain, body and memory. In the last part of the theoretical section of the master's thesis, we have described the use of the Brainspotting method, which provides access to the earliest traumatic events that we do not consciously remember, but which have a significant impact on our lives. In the empirical part of the assignment, we have presented the results collected through a semi-structured interview. The results represent the responses of the five therapists who participated in the interview. The analysis of the presented results is the basis for the answers to the research question and two sub-questions, which confirmed our assumption that working with the body is key to processing trauma. Based on the theoretical work and empirical analysis, we can answer the main research question regarding the effectiveness of the Brainspotting method that the method is effective but not suitable for every client.


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