Professional psychotherapists specializing in psychotraumatology play a crucial role in war and conflict areas, addressing severe mental trauma caused by oppression and violence. To effectively meet the long-term needs of these individuals, both future and experienced psychotherapists must excel in communication, possess fundamental knowledge of mental disorders, and implement culturally sensitive intervention techniques. This book aims to support these objectives by serving as a resource for both students and seasoned professionals. It enhances existing knowledge of mental disorders and psychotherapeutic trauma interventions through a variety of models, exercises, and practical tools. Beginning with a definition of psychotherapy, the text outlines various forms, the therapeutic relationship, and the goals of working with traumatized patients. It also presents several mental disorders, specific interventions, and exercises, alongside a guide to the therapeutic process and case formulation. Notable features include guiding questions for clarity, summary boxes highlighting essential points, quizzes for content revision, and exercises for applying theoretical knowledge in practice. Additionally, practical information sheets can be utilized in various ways, such as consultation documents, checklists, or informational resources for patients, enhancing everyday therapeutic work.
