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TRAUMA: Family Time Alan Flashman MD Jerusalem Jerusalem2012alanflashman.wordpress.com

STEPHEN KERN The Culture of Time and Space Washington – San Francisco >200 Different Times

MURRAY BOWEN: DIFFERENTIATION OF SELF IN SYSTEM “I” - POSITION “I” - POSITION

“I” - POSITION Authentic & Full Expression Authentic & Full Expression Beginning of the Encounter Beginning of the Encounter Rather than: Rather than: Erasing “I” – giving in Erasing “I” – giving in Erasing “You” – forcing Erasing “You” – forcing Taking a risk Taking a risk

DIFFERENTIATION OF SELF IN SYSTEM “I” - POSITION “I” - POSITION TRIANGLES TRIANGLES

HIGH DIFFERENTIATION: TRIADS = 3 Dyads

LOW DIFFERENTIATION: TRIANGLES

DIFFERENTIATION OF SELF IN SYSTEM “I” - POSITION “I” - POSITION TRIANGLES TRIANGLES CO-CREATION CO-CREATION

Yonatan Darmon Safed, Israel

DIFFERENTIATION HIGH LOW

REALM OF THE HAND REGULATION Doing – mother’s Doing – mother’s Result – baby’s Result – baby’s E.g. security E.g. security

REALM OF THE EYE Intersubjective Differences Differences Curiosity Curiosity Co-creation Co-creation Presence (Being) Presence (Being)

REGULATION INTER- SUBJECTIV E

REGULATION INTER- SUBJECTIV E DIFFERENTIATIO N

REGULATION

DIFFERENTIATION OF SELF IN SYSTEM “I” - POSITION “I” - POSITION TRIANGLES TRIANGLES CO-CREATION CO-CREATION

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6 PTSDTake care of Brother 40 Emotional Withdrawal Dependence on Mother Super- Grandma Sublimations (Blos) VOICE (Brown & Gilligan) 2004 TRAUMA

1813 PTSDTake care of Brother 47 Emotional Withdrawal Dependence on Mother Super- Grandma Sublimations (Blos) VOICE (Brown & Gilligan) OBJECTIVE PASSAGE SONS AND FATHERS (Blos) Leaving Home (Haley) 2011

2116 PTSDPregnant 50 Emotional Withdrawal Dependence of Mother CVA Sublimations (Blos) VOICE (Brown & Gilligan) PRAGMATIC PASSAGE SONS AND FATHERS (Blos) Leaving Home (Haley) 2014 Leaving Home (Haley) New Mother (Stern)

2723 PTSD 56 Emotional Withdrawal Dependence of Mother CVA SUBJECTIVE PASSAGE Sublimations (Blos) VOICE (Brown & Gilligan) SONS AND FATHERS (Blos) Leaving Home (Haley) Leaving Home (Haley) New Mother (Stern) NEW MEANINGS (Bowen, Flashman) NEW MEANINGS (Bowen, Flashman)

REGULATION INTER- SUBJECTIV E

REFERENCES Susan Baur, Confiding (1995 ) ; Intimate Hour(1997). Peter Blos, Son and Father, On Adolescence, 1962 Murray Bowen, Family Theory in Clinical Practice, Lyn Mikel Brown & Carol Gilligan, Meeting at the Crossroads, La Dame a la Licorne, Musee de Cluny, Paris. unicorn-tapestry.html unicorn-tapestry.html unicorn-tapestry.html Alan Flashman, “Almost Buber” ; “Children and Trauma” ; “Children and Trauma” ; “Key to the Carousel” “Key to the Carousel” Jay Haley, Leaving Home, Robert Kegan, The Evolving Self, Stephen Kern, The Culture of Time and Space, (1983). M. Laufer & M. Egle Laufer, Adolescence and Developmental Breakdown, 1984 Thomas Odgen, Matrix of the Mind (1993), The Primitive Edge of Experience (1992). Sir William Quiller Orchardson, Master Baby, _Master_Baby.jpg _Master_Baby.jpg _Master_Baby.jpg Daniel Stern, The Interpersonal World of the Infant, The Present Moment, Frances Tustin, Autistic States in Children, 1981; Autistic Barriers in Neurotic Patients, 1986.