Table of Contents

• Foreword: Is Affect Dysregulation a Factor That Corresponds Across Cultures with the Presence of Dissociative Processes? (Richard A. Chefetz)
  
• PART I
  
• Introduction (George F. Rhoades, Jr., and Vedat Sar)
  
• What Is Trauma and Dissociation? (Vedat Sar and Erdinc Ozturk)
  
• Cross-Cultural Aspects of Trauma and Dissociation (George F. Rhoades, Jr.)
  
• Coping with Childhood Trauma and Dissociation in Argentina (Sandra Baita)
  
• Dissociation in Australia (Francesca Collins)
  
• Dissociative Experiences in the Peoples’ Republic of China: An Empirical and Cross-Cultural Study (Stephanie Olen Kleindorfer)
  
• Experiences of Trauma and Dissociation in France (Jean-Michel Darves-Bornoz)
  
• The Concepts of Trauma and Dissociation in the German Language Area (Helga Matthess, Hanne Hummel, Arne Hofmann, and Raimund Dörr)
  
• Trauma and Dissociation in Paradise (Hawaii) (George F. Rhoades, Jr.)
  
• Djinnati, A Possession State in Baloochistan, Iran (Mohsen Kianpoor and George F. Rhoades, Jr.)
  
• Advances in Dissociation Research and Practice in Israel (Eli Somer)
  
• PART II
  
• Social Withdrawal in Japanese Youth: A Case Study of Thirty-Five Hikikomori Clients (Yuichi Hattori)
  
• Trauma and Dissociation in Aotearoa (New Zealand): The Psyche of a Society (Susan Farrelly, Thomas Rudegeair, and Sharon Rickard)
  
• Trauma and Dissociation in Northern Ireland (Martin J. Dorahy and Michael C. Paterson)
  
• Trauma and Dissociation in the Philippines (Heather J. Davediuk Gingrich)
  
• From Obscurity to Daylight: The Study of Dissociation in Puerto Rico (Alfonso Martínez-Taboas)
  
• The Apparently Normal Family: A Contemporary Agent of Transgenerational Trauma and Dissociation (Erdinc Ozturk and Vedat Sar)
  
• The History of Dissociation and Trauma in the UK and Its Impact on Treatment (Remy Aquarone and William Hughes)
  
• Index
  
• Reference Notes Included
  

About the Author

George F Rhoades Jr, Vedat Sar