Description and application of personal boundary theory in traumatized adults through the use of Russian stacking dolls

Autor:	Anne Scott Stiles, Ken Thompson, Diane Wilson
Rok vydání:	2009
Předmět:	Cognitive science Injury control Accident prevention Public Health Environmental and Occupational Health Poison control Human factors and ergonomics Computer security computer.software_genre Personal boundaries Personal space Boundary theory Emergency Medicine Psychology computer General Nursing
Zdroj:	Traumatology. 15:60-77
ISSN:	1085-9373 1534-7656
Popis:	Personal Space Boundary theory, developed by the first author in 1986, explains the complexities of privacy and intimacy within human beings. The way that people choose to relate to others is dependent on the permeability and flexibility of their personal space boundaries. The experience of trauma can damage the functioning of one's boundaries. The introduction of a new analog model of the theory, Russian Stacking Dolls, will demonstrate how the theory provides insight and facilitates healing in adults who have suffered some sort of trauma. The purpose of this article is to review the theory's evolution and provide clinical examples of how this theory is currently being used in practice with Russian Stacking Dolls. Limitations and cautions for use with certain clients are explicated.
Databáze:	OpenAIRE
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