Bøger af Alison Miller

This book was written to meet the need of therapists: a succinct, thorough, practical, clear, down-to-earth handbook to which a therapist can refer as needed. Many, if not most, therapists have encountered a victim of complex mind control and ritual abuse, and most therapists feel deskilled in this work. Working with such clients is a challenge for therapists, given the extreme and prolonged nature of the clients' trauma, the severity of their dissociative disorders, the complexity of the mind control they have experienced, and the reality of organised perpetrator groups who follow up on their victims. Every therapist needs to know the basics of this work. Chapter 1 defines and explains dissociation, ritual abuse, and mind control. It lists indicators which suggest a client may be a victim, and recommends developing 'reflective belief (or possibly) disbelief' rather than maintaining 'therapeutic neutrality'. Chapter 2, The therapeutic relationship, describes victims' training to not form bonds, the parental nature of the therapeutic bond with such clients, and practical ways to relate to someone dealing with internal multiplicity. Chapter 3, The life of a mind control survivor, describes victims' planned experiences from infancy all the way through adulthood. Chapter 4, Engineered personality systems, describes the most common forms of training or programming, and the 'jobs' of inner parts of the victim. Chapter 5, Stabilisation and internal safety, explains the way in which some parts punish the victim for disloyalty by creating destabilising symptoms. Chapter 6, Working with the personality system, describes internal hierarchies and how to work with them. Chapter 7, Present-day physical safety, looks at the ongoing torture and harassment of many victims by perpetrator groups, and describes the training of various parts to return to the perpetrators, report to them, and be available for further abuse. Chapter 8, Working through the traumatic memories, gives guidelines regarding how to help a client work through the numerous traumatic training memories. Chapter 9, Confronting the spiritual issues in ritual abuse, describes the perpetrators' spiritual/moral abuse and simulation of spiritual entities. It discusses the question of demonic possession, and looks at the real spiritual issues which victims and therapists must deal with. Chapter 10, Healing for our clients and ourselves, discusses victims' emotional healing, grieving, developing self-esteem and integration, and therapists' intimidation and vicarious traumatisation.

Melissa and Jerry were the typical American couple. They worked hard and were raising three young boys. They lived in a community steeped in Southern tradition and rich with family values. They were young, in love and had everything to look forward to.......that is until tragedy struck.Shortly after their third child was born, Melissa was diagnosed with Cancer. As if Melissa's illness wasn't enough for this picture-perfect couple to endure, disturbing family secrets started to unravel and the nightmare began!And, even with the shocking discoveries, emotional torment, and the innocent lives of children at stake put aside, Melissa's Cancer continues to be upstaged by her family's drama. A story of betrayal and deceit, as recounted by Jerry's sister, Alison, Hello Cancer! I Want A Divorce, is a compelling recollection of how tragedy can often bring families together.......but in the worst of cases, it can also tear them apart.

In this fast-paced, action adventure, a paramilitary group; the Korean Reunification Front abduct a tour bus of elderly, U.S. Korean War Veterans at the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.The terrorists plant high-explosives along Kilauea Volcano's fault zones, the world's most active volcano. They make their demands to the U.S. government, threatening to kill the hostages and ignite their explosives at the volcano and in its coastal zones, which would cause Kilauea to transform into a super volcano and cause a Pacific tsunami, which will devastate Hawaii coastal regions as well the U.S. West Coast.But the U.S. refuses to negotiate, and instead calls on their military and Special Forces to intervene, along the world's top volcanologist, Dr. Thomas Andrews, for his in-depth knowledge of Kilauea. Joining him is his geologist wife Susan, and their apprentice, Bernard Wilkes, to try and stop the terrorist. With the Special Forces, they must rescue the hostages and stop any more bombs from being detonated, before the volcano activates, along with mega-tsunami, unleashed into the Pacific...

"Healing the Unimaginable: Treating Ritual Abuse and Mind Control" is a practical, task-oriented, instructional manual designed to help therapists provide effective treatment for survivors of these most extreme forms of child abuse and mental manipulation.