abreactions

abreaction /ab·re·ac·tion/ (ab″re-ak´shun) the reliving of an experience in such a way that previously repressed emotions associated with it are released.

abreaction

[ab′rē·ak′shən]

Etymology: L, ab, from, re, again, agere, to act

an emotional release resulting from mentally reliving or bringing into consciousness, through the process of catharsis, a long-repressed, painful experience. See also catharsis. abreact, v.

abreaction [ab″re-ak´shun]

the expression of emotions associated with repressed material, usually of an anxiety-provoking or conflictual nature, which is brought into a person's awareness and relived. See also catharsis.

abreaction (aˑ·brē·akˈ·sh

n),

n the remembrance and release of emotions relating to a repressed experience or trauma that can occur on its own or be induced artificially, as through hypnosis. See also catharsis.

abreaction

Psychiatry Emotional release or discharge associated with remembering and resolving repressed mental trauma experienced and repressed in childhood. See False memory.

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abreact
catharsis
Little Death
self-hypnosis

It is, however, much more difficult to readily impart skills for how to facilitate intense abreactions and to then cognitively reframe and work through trauma in such a manner that it provides a corrective emotional experience (Hammond, 1990, p.

The creation and manifestation of reality through the re-enactment of ... by Opperman, M.C.; Roets, H.E. / Journal of Heart Centered Therapies

Impromptu abreactions can catch you off guard and even cause future harm to your clients unless you have been taught to recognize them and properly handle them.

Conference seminars by Subconsciously Speaking

Inpatient abreactions in restraints are now viewed with caution as a possible sign of inadequate pacing of treatment.

Critical issues in the dissociative disorders field: six perspectives ... by Rosik, Christopher H. / Journal of Psychology and Theology

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