acceptance of past by, 8
blame and, 8
Edith’s interviews of, for dissertation, 173 –74, 176
forgiveness and, 174
Frankl’s book on experiences of, 155 –56
love for children and next generation held by, 176
memories and, 17
permission to feel anger and rage by, 177 –79
power to determine life after trauma and, 175TB hospital, Tatra Mountains, 92 –93, 95 –96, 100
ten Boom, Corrie, 226 , 227
therapy
Agnes and breast cancer diagnosis in, 191 –96
Beatrice’s loss of childhood and panic attacks in, 255 –62
Capt. Jason Fuller’s anger and catatonic state in, 3 –5, 195 –201, 238 –39
Carlos’s anxiety at college and, 251 –55
colonel’s family problems and, 213 –18
decision for hospitalization in, 4 –5, 188
Elise’s despair in relationship with Todd, 246 –49
Emma and eating disorder treatment in, 182 –90
establishment of private practice in, 181
family constitution of rules used in, 189
first patient in private practice in, 181
guiding others to position of empowerment during, 8
hunger as common diagnosis in, 7
immediate mental evaluation of patient’s boundaries in first few minutes of, 184 –85
important phrases used by Rogers in, 172
Jun and Ling’s marriage problems in, 239 –45
Jung’s vision of, 162
older woman’s experience of grief over mother, 218 –20
need to establish new relationship with own trauma for success in, 181 –82
overweight patient’s learning to love herself through, 223 –24
parents after a child’s suicide and, 263 –67
post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in, 7 , 135 , 203
reframing of experience in, 219 –20
steps for healing through, 237 –38
therapy sessions
inside-out exercise in, 193 –94
learning from patients in, 195
question on first visit in, 4 , 243 –45
sensitivities to patient’s boundaries in, 184 –85