Prescriptive Memories in Grief and Loss: The Art of Dreamscaping

Contents

• Acknowledgments. List of Images. List of Tables. Series Editor's Foreword, Robert A. Neimeyer . Prologue, John R. Jordan I. Theoretical Framework
• 1. The First Dreamscape, Nancy Gershman and Barbara E. Thompson
• 2. Therapies of the Imagination, Barbara E. Thompson
• 3. Elicitation of Humor, Positive Emotion and Play in Dreamscaping, Nancy Gershman and Barbara E. Thompson
• 4. From Prescriptive Memory to Tangible Dreamscape, Nancy Gershman and Barbara E. Thompson
• 5. Memory Reconsolidation and Art Therapy: Prescriptive Memory Conditions, Noah Hass-Cohen II. Implementation
• 6. Early Intervention Dreamscaping at End of Life, Nancy Gershman and Barbara E. Thompson
• 7. Dreamscaping with the Bereaved, Nancy Gershman and Barbara E. Thompson III. 1:1 Dreamscaping
• 8. An Art Therapist's Experience with Dreamscaping, Sharon Strouse
• 9. Dreamscaping as Meaning Reconstruction: Recovering a Father from the Shadow of Suicide, Robert A. Neimeyer and Jo Neimeyer
• 10. Traumatic Loss and Dreamscaping, Sharon Strouse IV. Therapist Collaborations
• 11. Dreamscaping a Revitalized Self, Phyllis Kosminsky
• 12. Prescriptive Memories Springing from a Parallel Process of Creation, Bonnie Mark and Angelique Poisson V. Group Dreamscaping
• 13. Dreamscaping with Pairs in a Group Setting: A Dance of Co-Creation, Sharon Strouse
• 14. Enshrining Prescriptive Memory, Lisa Ruth Mitchell VI. Future Directions
• 15. Dreamscaping and Empirical Research, Lauren J. Breen
• 16. Dreamscaping: An Invitation, Nancy Gershman. Appendices Appendix A-1: Sequence for Phase One of 1:1 Dreamscaping, Nancy Gershman Appendix A-2: Sequence for Phase Two of 1:1 Dreamscaping, Nancy Gershman Appendix B: Protocol and Guidelines for 1:1