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Sanctuary Model Articles &
Books - Adults
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Bloom, S. L. (1994) The
Sanctuary Model: Developing Generic Inpatient Programs for the Treatment
of Psychological Trauma in Handbook of Post-Traumatic
Therapy, A Practical Guide to Intervention, Treatment, and Research,
Editors: M.B.Williams and J. F. Sommer, Jr. Greenwood Publishing, 1994.
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Bloom, S. L. (1996)
Introduction and Postscript to “Dissociation and the Fragmentary Nature
of Traumatic Memories”. British Journal of Psychotherapy 12(3):
350-351; 362-365. |
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Bloom, S.
L. (1997) Creating Sanctuary: Toward the Evolution of Sane
Societies. (1997). New York: Routledge. |
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Bills, L.J. and Bloom, S. L. (1998) From Chaos to Sanctuary:
Trauma-Based Treatment for Women in a State Hospital Systems.
Coauthored with L. J. Bills. 1998. In Women’s Health Services: A
Public Health Perspective. Editors: Bruce Labotsky Levin, Andrea
K. Blanch, and Ann Jennings. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications.
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Bloom, S. L.
Editor (2000), Special Edition, The Sanctuary Model,
Therapeutic Communities: The International Journal for Therapeutic and
Supportive Organizations. Summer. |
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Bloom, SL (2000).
Creating Sanctuary: Healing from
systematic abuses of power. Therapeutic
Communities: The International Journal for Therapeutic and Supportive
Organizations 21(2): 67-91. |
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Bills, L.J. &
Bloom, S.L. (2000).
Trying out Sanctuary the hard way.
Therapeutic
Communities: The International Journal for Therapeutic and Supportive
Organizations 21(2):119-134. |
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Bloom, S. L. and Stellermann, K.(2001) Creating Sanctuary: Practicing
Nonviolence in a Psychiatric Setting. Zeitschrift fur Politische
Psychologie, Jg 8, 2000, Nr 4, und Jg 9, Nr1, S. 601-610. |
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Bloom, S. L.
(2002) Creating Sanctuary. Special Edition of Networks,
Newsletter of the National Technical Assistance Center for State Mental
Health Planning on “Eliminating the Use of Seclusion and Restraint”,
Summer/Fall. |
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Bloom, S. L.
McCorkle, D.,
Farragher, B.,
Nice-Martini, K.,
Wellbank, K.,
Bennington-Davis, M. (2003).
Multiple opportunities for creating sanctuary. Psychiatric
Quarterly 74(2): 173-190. |
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Panzer, P. G.
and Bloom, S. L. (2003). Introduction to Special Section on Sanctuary
Principles and Practice in Clinical Settings Psychiatric Quarterly,
74(2): 115-117. |
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| Sanctuary Model Articles
& Books - Children & Adolescents |
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Bloom, S. L.
(1995). Creating Sanctuary in the Classroom. Journal for a Just
and Caring Education, 1(4):403-433. |
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Abramovitz,
R. and Bloom, S. L. (2003).
Creating sanctuary in a residential
treatment center for troubled children and adolescents.
Psychiatric Quarterly 74(2): 119-135 |
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Bloom,
S. L. (2003) The Sanctuary Model; A Trauma-Informed Systems Approach
to the Residential Treatment of Children. Child Welfare League of
America. Residential Group Care Quarterly 4(2); 1, 4-5 |
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Bloom, S. L.
McCorkle, D.,
Farragher, B.,
Nice-Martini, K.,
Wellbank, K.,
Bennington-Davis, M. (2003).
Multiple opportunities for creating sanctuary. Psychiatric
Quarterly 74(2): 173-190. |
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Rivard,
J.C., Bloom, S. L.,
Abramovitz, R.,
Pasquale, L.E., Duncan, M., McCorkle,
D., Gelman, A. (2003).
Assessing the Implementation and
Effects of a Trauma-focused Intervention for Youths in Residential
Treatment
Psychiatric Quarterly 74(2): 137-154. |
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Rivard, J. C. (2004).
Initial findings of an evaluation of
a trauma recovery framework in residential treatment.
Residential Group Quarterly 5(1): 3-5. |
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Rivard, J.C., McCorkle, D., Duncan, M.E., Pasquale,
L.E., Bloom, S. L., Abramovitz, R. (2004).
Implementing a Trauma Recovery
Framework for Youths in Residential Treatment. Child and Adolescent Social Work Journal, 21(5): 529-550.
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Bloom, S. L. (2005) Introduction to Special Section. Creating Sanctuary for
Kids: Helping Children to Heal From Violence. Therapeutic Community: The
International Journal for Therapeutic and Supportive Organizations 26(1): 57-63 |
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Bloom, S. L. (2005)
The Sanctuary Model of Organizational Change for
Children’s Residential Treatment. Therapeutic Community: The
International Journal for Therapeutic and Supportive Organizations 26(1): 65-81 |
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McCorkle, D. and Peacock, C. (2005).
Trauma and the isms – a herd of
elephants in the room: A training vignette. Therapeutic Community: The
International Journal for Therapeutic and Supportive Organizations
26(1): 127-133. |
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Farragher, B. and Yanosy, S. (2005).
Creating a trauma-sensitive culture in
residential treatment. Therapeutic Community: The International Journal
for Therapeutic and Supportive Organizations 26(1): 97-113. |
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Rivard, J.C., Bloom, S. L., McCorkle, D. and Abramovitz, R. (2005) Preliminary results of a study examining the implementation and effects of
trauma recovery framework for youths in residential treatment. Therapeutic Community: The International Journal for Therapeutic and
Supportive Organizations 26(1): 83-96 |
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Peacock, C. and Daniels, G. (2006). Applying an
antiracist framework to a residential treatment center : Sanctuary®, a
model for change. Journal of Emotional Abuse 6(2-3):135-154. |
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McCorkle, D. and S. Yanosy
(2007). When loss gets lost: Using the SELF model to work with losses in
residential treatment. Loss, Hurt and Hope: The Complex Issues of
Bereavement and Trauma in Children. A. L. Vargas and S. L. Bloom.
Newcastle, UK, Cambridge Scholars Press: 116-141. |
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Sanctuary Model of Organizational
Change
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Bloom, S. L. (2005)
The Sanctuary Model of Organizational Change for
Children’s Residential Treatment. Therapeutic Community: The
International Journal for Therapeutic and Supportive Organizations 26(1): 65-81 |
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Bloom, S. L. (2005)The
system bites back: Politics, parallel process and the notion of change
Therapeutic Community: The International Journal for Therapeutic and Supportive
Organizations 26(4, Silver Jubilee Issue): 337-354. |
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Bloom, S. L. (2007).The Sanctuary
Model of Trauma-Informed Organizational Change. The Source 16(1):
12-14, 16. The National Abandoned Infants Assistance Resource Center. |
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Bloom, S. L. (2007).Organizational
Stress As A Barrier to Trauma-Informed Change |
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Bloom, S. L. (2007). Loss in human service
organizations. Loss, Hurt and Hope: The Complex Issues of Bereavement
and Trauma in Children. A. L. Vargas and S. L. Bloom. Newcastle, UK,
Cambridge Scholars Publishing: 142-206. |
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Sanctuary Model Research Articles
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Wright,
DC & Woo, WL. (2000). Treating post-traumatic stress disorder in a therapeutic
community: The experience of a Canadian psychiatric hospital. Therapeutic Communities:
The
International Journal for Therapeutic and Supportive Organizations
21(2):105-118. |
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Rivard,
J.C., Bloom, S. L.,
Abramovitz, R.,
Pasquale, L.E., Duncan, M., McCorkle,
D., Gelman, A. (2003).
Assessing the Implementation and
Effects of a Trauma-focused Intervention for Youths in Residential
Treatment
Psychiatric Quarterly 74(2): 137-154. |
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Rivard, J. C.
(2004).
Initial findings of an evaluation of
a trauma recovery framework in residential treatment.
Residential Group Quarterly 5(1): 3-5. |
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Wright et al, (2003). An investigation
of trauma-centered inpatient treatment for adult survivors of abuse. Child Abuse
and Neglect, 27 (2003) 393–406 |
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Rivard, J.C.,
McCorkle, D., Duncan, M.E., Pasquale, L.E., Bloom, S. L., Abramovitz, R.
(2004).
Implementing a Trauma Recovery
Framework for Youths in Residential Treatment. Child and Adolescent Social Work Journal, 21(5): 529-550. |
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Rivard, J.C., Bloom, S. L., McCorkle, D. and Abramovitz, R. (2005) Preliminary results of a study examining the implementation and effects of
trauma recovery framework for youths in residential treatment. Therapeutic Community: The International Journal for Therapeutic and
Supportive Organizations 26(1): 83-96 |
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McSparren, W. (2007) Models of Change and
the Impact on Organizational Culture: The Sanctuary Model ® Explored
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Sanctuary Model and Substance Abuse
Treatment
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Bloom, S. L.
(2000). Double Trouble: The Perils of Substance Abuse and PTSD.
Email From America. Psychotherapy Review 2(7), July |
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Wellbank, K. (2007) Incorporating the Sanctuary Model at Interim House,
The Source 16(1):15-16. The National Abandoned Infants Assistance Resource Center,
2007 |
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Hogue, J. (2007) Vinita Alcohol and
Drug Treatment Center and the Sanctuary Model®,
The Source 16(1):17. The National Abandoned Infants Assistance Resource Center,
2007. |
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S.E.L.F. (S.A.G.E.)* Articles
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Foderaro,
JF & Ryan, RA (2000). Mapping the course of recovery.
Therapeutic
Communities: The International Journal for Therapeutic and Supportive
Organizations 21(2):93-104. |
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Foderaro, J. F. (2001) Creating a Non-Violent Environment: Keeping Sanctuary Safe.
In
Violence: A Public Health Epidemic and a Public Health Approach. S. L. Bloom, Editor.
(2001) London: Karnac Press. |
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Bloom,
S. L. Beyond the beveled mirror: Mourning and recovery from childhood
maltreatment. (2002). In J. Kauffman (Ed), Loss of the Assumptive World.
New York: Brunner-Routledge. |
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Bloom, S. L. (2005) Give Sorrow Words: Emotional Disclosure and
Physical Health. ISF News. Institute for Safe Families Newsletter,
p.2-3, Winter |
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Bloom, S. L., Foderaro, J.F., Ryan, R. A. (2006) S.E.L.F.: A
Trauma-Informed Psychoeducational Group Curriculum, |
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Bloom, S. L.
and Vargas, L. Eds, (2007) Loss, Hurt and Hope: The Complex Issues of
Bereavement, Trauma and Children. United Kingdom: Cambridge Scholars
Publishing. |
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Bills, L. J. (2003) Trauma theory in
psychiatric outpatient practice. Psychiatric
Quarterly. 74(2): 191-203 |
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McCorkle, D. and S. Yanosy
(2007). When loss gets lost: Using the SELF model to work with losses in
residential treatment. Loss, Hurt and Hope: The Complex Issues of
Bereavement and Trauma in Children. A. L. Vargas and S. L. Bloom.
Newcastle, UK, Cambridge Scholars Press: 116-141. |
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Bloom, S. L. (2007). Beyond the Beveled Mirror:
Mourning and Recovery from Childhood Maltreatment. Loss, Hurt and
Hope: The Complex Issues of Bereavement and Trauma in Children. A.
L. Vargas and S. L. Bloom. Newcastle, UK, Cambridge Scholars Publishing:
4-49. |
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Social Legacy of Trauma
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Bloom, S. L. (1996). Every Time
History Repeats Itself the Price Goes Up: The Social Reenactment of
Trauma. Sexual Addiction and Compulsivity 3(3): 161-194. |
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Bloom, S. L.
(1996)
Bridging the Black Hole of Trauma:
Victims, Artists and Society |
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Bloom,
S. L. and Reichert, M. (1998) Bearing Witness: Trauma
and Collective Responsibility. (1998). Binghamton, NY: Haworth Press.
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Bloom,
S. L. (1998).
By The Crowd They Have Been Broken, By the Crowd They Shall Be Healed: The
Social Transformation of Trauma. 1998. In R. Tedeschi, C. Park, and L.
Calhoun. Post-Traumatic Growth: Theory and Research on Change in the
Aftermath of Crises. Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum. |
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Bloom,
S. L., Ed. (2001) Violence: A Public Health Epidemic and a Public Health Approach. London: Karnac Press. |
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Bloom, S. L (2001) Commentary: Reflections on the Desire for
Revenge. Journal of Emotional Abuse 2(4): 61-94. |
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Bloom, S. L.
(2004) The Importance of dissent: A meditation on the dangers of
danger. ISF News, Institute for Safe Families Newsletter, p.10-11,
Spring |
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Bloom, S. L. (2004) Neither
liberty nor safety: The impact of trauma on individuals, institutions,
and societies. Part I. Psychotherapy and Politics International
2(2): 78-98. |
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Bloom, S. L.
(2004) Neither liberty nor safety: The impact of trauma on
individuals, institutions, and societies. Part II. Psychotherapy
and Politics International 2(3): 212-228. |
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Bloom, S. L. (2005) Neither liberty nor safety: The impact of trauma
on individuals, institutions, and societies. Part III.
Psychotherapy and Politics International
3(2): 96-111 |
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Bloom, S. L. (2006) Neither
liberty nor safety: The impact of trauma on individuals, institutions,
and societies. Part IV. Psychotherapy and Politics International
4(1): 4-23. |
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Bloom, S. L.
(2006) Societal Trauma: Danger and Democracy. Editor, Nick Totten.
Politics and Psychotherapy. London: Open University Press |
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Psychohistory Papers
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Bloom, S. L. (1991) The Gulph
War as Adolescent Crisis, The Journal of Psychohistory 19(1): 85-96. |
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Bloom, S. L. (1992) National
Dilemma: Can we Heal Ourselves?, The Journal of Psychohistory,
19(3): 281-305. |
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Bloom, S. L. (1993).
Psychodynamics of Preventing Child Abuse. The Journal of
Psychohistory, 21(1):53-67. |
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Bloom, S. L. (1993). The
Clinical Uses of Psychohistory. The Journal of Psychohistory,
20(3): 259-266. |
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Bloom, S. L. (1994) Hearing the
Survivor’s Voice: Sundering the Wall of Denial. Journal of Psychohistory, 21(4):
461-477. |
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Bloom, S. L. (1994). American
Health Care: They Say There’s A Crisis But a Crisis of What? Journal
of Psychohistory, 21(3): 301-332. |
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Bloom, S. L.
(1995). When Good People Do Bad Things: Meditations on the Backlash.
Journal of Psychohistory, 22 (2): 273-304. |
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Sexual Assault and PTSD
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Bills, L.J and Kreisler, K. (1993) Treatment
of flashbacks with naltrexone [letter]. American Journal of Psychiatry v.
150, no. 9, pp. 1430 (September 1993). |
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Bloom, S. L. (1994) Group and
Family Treatment of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. Co-authored with
Steven Allen, PhD. Psychiatric Clinics of North America, 17(2):
425-437. |
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Bills, L. J.
(1999).
Trauma-based
psychiatry for primary care. In Secondary Traumatic Stress, Second
Edition: Self-Care Issues for Clinicians, Researchers, and Educators.
Lutherville, MD: Sidran Press. |
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Bloom, S. L. (2000) Sexual
Violence: The Victim (2000). In C. E. Bell, (Ed.) Psychiatric
Perspectives of Violence: Issues in Prevention and Treatment: New
Directions for Mental Health Services #86. San Francisco, CA: Jossey-Bass. |
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Bloom, S. L. (2000) The Complex
Web of Causation: Motor Vehicle Accidents, Comorbidity and PTSD. In
E. J. Hickling and E. B. Blanchard (Eds). International Handbook of Road
Traffic Accidents and Psychological Trauma: Theory, Treatment and Law.
Oxford, England: Elsevier Press. |
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Bloom, S. L.
(2000) Facts About PTSD: Causes, Symptoms and Treatment. People First 9(3), Summer. Mental Health Association of
Southeastern Pennsylvania |
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Courtois, C. and
Bloom, S. L. (2000) Inpatient Guidelines for the Treatment of
Post-traumatic Stress Disorder. C. Courtois & S.L. Bloom. (2000). In
Effective Treatments for PTSD: Practice Guidelines from the
International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies. Edited by EB.
Foa, TM. Keane, and MJ. Friedman. New York: Guilford |
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Kluft, R. P., Kinzie, D. and
Bloom, S. L. (2000) Treating Traumatized Patients and Victims of
Violence (2000), with R. P. Kluft and D. Kinzie. In C. E. Bell,
(Ed.) Psychiatric Perspectives of Violence: Issues in Prevention and
Treatment: New Directions for Mental Health Services #86. San Francisco,
CA: Jossey-Bass. |
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Bills, L. J. (2003) Trauma theory in
psychiatric outpatient practice. Psychiatric
Quarterly. 74(2): 191-203 |
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Bloom, S. L. (2003) Understanding the impact of
sexual assault: The nature of traumatic experience. In A. Giardino,
E. Datner and J. Asher (Eds.), Sexual Assault: Victimization Across
the Lifespan. Maryland Heights, MO: GW Medical Publishing.
(pp. 405-432). |
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Bloom, S. L. (1995) The Germ
Theory Of Trauma: The Impossibility of Ethical Neutrality. (1995)
B.H. Stamm, (Ed). Secondary Traumatic Stress: Self Care Issues for
Clinicians, Researchers and Educators. Sidran Foundation. (pp: 257-276). |
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Bloom, S. L.
(2003) Caring for the Caregiver: Avoiding and Treating Vicarious
Traumatization. In A. Giardino, E. Datner and J. Asher (Eds.),
Sexual Assault: Victimization Across the Lifespan. Maryland
Heights, MO: GW Medical Publishing. (pp. 459-470) |
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Reports
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Bloom, S. L. Section Editor,
(1998), Section V, Application of the Current Scientific Knowledge Base
to Forensic Practice. Childhood Trauma Remembered: A Report on the
Current Scientific Knowledge Base and Its Applications. The
International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies, Northbrook, IL.
1998. |
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Bloom, S. L.,
Ed. (1999) Editor, Health Care Working Group Report on Family
Violence. Attorney General Mike Fisher’s Task Force on Family
Violence, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania |
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Bloom, S. L.,
Ed. (1999)
Schools and Early Childhood Development Working Group Report on Family
Violence. Attorney General Mike Fisher’s Task Force on Family
Violence, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania |
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Bloom, S. L.,
Ed. (1999)
Neighborhood
Groups Working Group Report on Family Violence. Attorney General
Mike Fisher’s Task Force on Family Violence, Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania. |
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Bloom, S. L.,
Ed. (1999) Law Enforcement
and the Judiciary Working Group Report on Family Violence. Attorney General Mike Fisher’s Task
Force on Family Violence, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. |
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Bloom, S. L.,
Ed. (1999)
Religious Institutions Working Group Report on Family Violence.
Attorney General Mike Fisher’s Task Force on Family Violence,
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
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Bloom, S. L.,
Ed. (1999)
Employers Working Group Report on Family Violence.
Attorney General Mike Fisher’s Task Force on Family Violence,
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania |
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Bloom, S. L.,
Ed. (1999)
Final Action Plan: A Coordinated Community-Based Response to Family
Violence.
Attorney General Mike Fisher’s Task Force on Family Violence,
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, October 1999. |
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Bloom,
S. L. (1999). Health Care Needs RADAR,
Training Resource Education Exchange, Newsletter of the Behavioral
Health Training and Education Network, Volume 1, Issue 3, December 15,
1999. |
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Bloom, S. L. (2000) Final
Action Plan: A Coordinated Community Response to Family Violence. .
People First 9(3), Summer 2000. Mental Health Association of
Southeastern Pennsylvania. |
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Bloom, S. L. (2002). The PVS
Disaster: Poverty, Violence and Substance Abuse in the Lives of Women
and Children in
“Responding to the Needs of Pregnant and Parenting Women with Substance
Use Disorders in Philadelphia”. A Report to Community Behavioral Health
by the Working Group on Chemically Dependent Women. |
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Bloom, S. L.
(2006)Trauma-Informed Systems Transformation: Recovery as a Public
Health Concern. Report for the Trauma Task Force, Philadelphia, PA |
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Bloom, S. L. (2006) Human Service Systems and
Organizational Stress: Thinking &
Feeling Our Way Out of Existing Organizational Dilemmas. Report
for the Trauma Task Force, Philadelphia, PA |
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Columns
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Bloom, S. L. (1996). Taking Trauma Theory to the Streets,
Stresspoints: The International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies, 10
(3): 1, 12. |
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Bloom, S. L.
(1999). Those Delicate Brains and Troubled Minds. E-Mail From
America. The Psychotherapy Review 1(1): 8-9 |
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Bloom, S. L.
(1999). Emotional Anesthesia: The Double Bind for Doctors.
E-Mail From America. The Psychotherapy Review 1(2): 63-63 |
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Bloom, S. L.
(1999). There’s Nothing New About Trauma. E-Mail From America. The
Psychotherapy Review 1(3): 106-107 |
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Bloom, S. L.
(1999). So What About Us? E-Mail From America. The
Psychotherapy Review 1(4): 8-164-165 |
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Bloom, S. L.
(1999). Victims and the Media: Addressing the Problems.
E-Mail From America. The Psychotherapy Review 1(5): 211-212. |
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Bloom, S. L.
(1999).Restorative vs. Retributive Justice. E-Mail From
America, The Psychotherapy Review 1(6): 259-260. |
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Bloom, S. L. (1999). Give
Sorrow Words: Emotional Disclosure and Physical Health. E-mail From
America, The Psychotherapy Review 1(7): 312-313 |
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Bloom, S. L.
(2000). From Boys to Men. E-mail From America, The Psychotherapy
Review, 2(1): 13-14. |
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Bloom, S. L.
(2000). When Victims Turn Into Bullies. E-mail From America,
The Psychotherapy Review, 2(2): 59-60. |
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Bloom, S. L.
(2000). Chronic Undifferentiated Hate. E-mail From America.
The Psychotherapy Review, 2(3): 108-110. |
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Bloom, S. L.
(2000). The Right to Bear Arms. E-mail From America. The
Psychotherapy Review, 2(4): 156-158. |
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Bloom, S. L.
(2000). The Neglect of Neglect, Part I. E-mail From America. The
Psychotherapy Review, 2(5): 208-210. |
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Bloom, S. L.
(2000). The Neglect of Neglect, Part II. E-mail From America.
The Psychotherapy Review, 2(6): 257-259. |
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Bloom, S. L.
(2000). Double Trouble: The Perils of Substance Abuse and PTSD.
Email From America. Psychotherapy Review 2(7), July |
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Bloom, S. L.
(2000). Chaos, Complexity, Self-Organization And Us. Email From
America Psychotherapy Review 2(8), August |
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Bloom, S. L. (2000).The Grief
That Dare Not Speak Its Name Part I: Dealing with the Ravages of
Childhood Abuse. Psychotherapy Review 2(9), September
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Bloom, S. L.
(2000).The Grief That Dare Not Speak Its Name Part II: Dealing with
the Ravages of Childhood Abuse. Psychotherapy Review 2(10), October |
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Bloom, S. L.
(2000). The Grief That Dare Not Speak Its Name Part III: Dealing
with the Ravages of Childhood Abuse. Psychotherapy Review
2(11), November |
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Bloom, S. L. (2002) Creating Sanctuary.
Networks. Special Edition.
Summer/Fall. National Technical Assistance Center for State Mental Health Planning.Alexandria, VA. |
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Therapeutic Community
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Bloom, S. L.
and Norton, K. (Eds) (2004) Special Section on The Therapeutic
Community in the 21st Century. Psychiatric Quarterly 75
(3): 229-231 |
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Haigh,
R. & Tucker, S.
Democratic
development of Standards: the community of Communities—a quality network of
therapeutic communities. Psychiatric Quarterly 75(3): 263-277. |
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Kennard, D. (2004). The Therapeutic
Community As An Adaptable Treatment Modality Across Different Settings. Psychiatric Quarterly 75(3): 295-307. |
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Lees,
J., Manning, N., Rawling, B. (2004)
A Culture of
Enquiry: Research Evidence and the Therapeutic Community. Psychiatric
Quarterly 75(3): 279-294 |
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Norton, K. and Bloom, S. L. (2004) The Art And Challenges Of
Long-Term And Short-Term Democratic Therapeutic Communities. In
Special Section on the Therapeutic Community in the 21st
Century. Psychiatric Quarterly 75(3): 249-261 |
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Whitely, S.
(2004) The Evolution of The
Therapeutic Community. Psychiatric Quarterly 75(3): 233-248. |
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Domestic Violence & Sanctuary
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Madsen, L. H., Blitz, L. V., McCorkle, D., Panzer, P. G. (2003).
Sanctuary in a domestic violence shelter: A team approach to healing.
Psychiatric Quarterly 74(2): 155-171.
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Bloom, S. L.,
Ed. (1999)
Final Action Plan: A Coordinated Community-Based Response to Family
Violence.
Attorney General Mike Fisher’s Task Force on Family Violence,
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, October 1999. |
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Other
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Bloom, S. L. (1999) Book Review: Recollections of Sexual Abuse:
Treatment Principles and Guidelines by Christine Courtois. Psychiatric
Times June, 1999, p,35 |
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Bloom, S. L.
(2000) Our Hearts and Our Hopes are Turned to Peace: Origins of the
ISTSS. (2000). In A. Shalev, R. Yehuda, & A S. McFarlane (Eds.).
International Handbook of Human Response Trauma. New York: Plenum |
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Bloom, S. L. (2001) In the
Aftermath of September 11, Newsletter, The Anti-Violence Partnership
of Philadelphia, Fall, 2001. |
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Bloom, S. L. and Barger, B. K.
(2001) An Appeal to Reason. Family Violence and Sexual Assault
Bulletin, 17(3): 15, Fall, 2001. |
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Bloom, S. L.
(2002) In the Shadow of the World Trade Center Disaster: From Trauma to
Recovery. ISF Newsletter, 2002 |
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Bloom, S. L.
(2007) Book Review: Loss, Trauma and Resilience – Therapeutic Work
with Ambiguous Loss by Pauline Boss. Psychiatric Services, 58(3):
419-420 |
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Bloom, S. L. (2007) Book Review:
Understanding Trauma: Integrating
Biological, Clinical, and Cultural Perspectives by Laurence J. Kirmayer, et al. for Psychiatric Services |
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Bloom,
S. L. (2007) Book Review: The Unsayable: The Hidden Language of
Trauma. A. Rogers. For
Psychiatric Services |
*"S.A.G.E." is the older term that has been replaced by "S.E.L.F.". The older
articles refer to S.A.G.E. as Safety, Affect Management, Grieving and
Emancipation and the newer material refers to Safety, Emotional Management, Loss
and Future.
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