Psychotherapists now have a wealth of knowledge and practical skills for dealing with people who have been severely traumatized. However, it is still a matter of controversy how best to deal with specific memories of severe stress experiences, particularly when they cannot be made easily accessible due to their severity and duration. The authors of this volume present various well-developed methodologies for re-encountering traumatic memories in such a way that they can be directly compared and easily combined for practical implementation.
