INFANT LOSSES, ADULT SEARCHES: A NEURAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL PERSPECTIVE ON PSYCHOPATHOLOGY AND SEXUAL OFFENDING (SECOND EDITION)

Book ID/图书代码： 02890010B41588

English Summary/英文概要： In an exciting synthesis of neuroscience, developmental, and social psychology with forensic and criminal literature, this book offers a fresh perspective as to the reasons that may precipitate some individuals into violent or sexual offences. The book is written for clinicians of all modalities, although its very readable style, make it accessible to anyone with an interest in this area.

It commences with a study of the development of an infant’s brain under positive conditions, and then demonstrates how adverse circumstances for the developing child can change the structure of the developing brain. It argues that the concept of attachment is both a physical and psychological process, which can predispose a child to be vulnerable at later critical periods in its development: during the development of the sexual template, and later during puberty and adolescence.

Insecure attachments form behavioral pathways that continue to be played out in adult loving relationships, and can lead to codependent relationships, domestic violence, and sometimes into psychopathology. Vandalization of the sexual template at critical times can lead individuals into developing sexual paraphilias and may lead to sexual offending. Discussion of violence, stalking, sexual offences against adults and children, and internet pornography are discussed in depth. It argues that whereas not all children who are abused grow up to be sexual offenders, virtually all sexual and violent offenders had very adverse childhoods, and that the criminal justice system has lost sight of this link.

Chinese Summary/中文概要： 本书激动人心地结合了神经科学、发展与社会心理学以及法医和刑事文学，对于促成暴力或性犯罪的个人原因提供了崭新的视角。这本书是写给所有临床医师的，尽管它简单易懂，但也适合一些对此领域感兴趣的读者。

本书由对正常积极环境下婴儿大脑发展的研究为开端，然后证明了对孩子发展不利的情况如何改变大脑结构的发展。本书认为，依恋的概念既是一个生理也是一个心理过程，它可以预先诊断出一个孩子在其后期发展关键时期变得脆弱：在两性模式开发阶段以及后来的发育期、青春期。

不安全的附属形成成人爱恋关系中存在的行为途径，并可能导致相互依赖的关系、家庭暴力抑或是间歇的精神病理。对关键时期性模式的摧残可能导致性欲错位，并导致性犯罪的发生。对暴力、尾随以及成人和儿童的性侵犯的讨论和网络色情都有进一步深入。本书认为并非所有受过虐待的儿童长大后会成为性犯罪者，但几乎所有性侵犯和暴力罪犯都有着非常恶劣的童年，而刑事司法系统已缺失了这一方面的思考。(兼职翻译-JDM)

Awards/获奖情况：这本书很好看！令人很惊讶这是一本结合了神经科学、依恋理论和法医心理学各方面的书。但是格林•哈德森•埃雷兹在这里所做到的是一次及时且可及的对婴幼儿大脑发育的研究，是对不利因素如何侵入阻碍正常发展的解释。本书全文点缀了文学性强的案例研究。”——安东尼•墨菲，《初级心理辅导评论》

“惊人的，我确信我会参考和重新阅读《幼时缺失，长大》的部分章节。[作者]列举了这么多的证据使我相信并引用到我自己的客户身上，将其组织成一个完全合乎逻辑的流程，我真的很认同。我将向我的治疗师团队推荐阅读这本书，并在我的培训课程中作参考。我很确信我督导的学生会阅读这本书并以此为博士生论文的主题(现在正处于润色阶段)，主题是关于性“瘾君子”和依恋理论。[这本书]在这方面的知识领域相当先进。”——罗宾•萨利斯贝瑞，注册临床心理学家，性治疗(新西兰)有限公司董事长

这本书以最好的方式展示了对依恋理论研究，不仅仅是一个预测或诊断模型。本书成为帮助个人重新站起来获得安全感的工具。——加布里埃尔•布朗FPC，《今日治疗》

About the Author/作者介绍： 格林•哈德森•埃雷兹博士是BPS特许心理学家，在法医学及专业辅导方面有所建树。她是UKCP注册心理治疗学家，曾作为治疗师工作了近30年，其中8年在初级卫生保健领域工作。目前，她拥有一个大型私人诊所，专门从事研究性侵犯者领域的工作。她已经发表了多篇论文、专题以及编写部分书籍章节并出版了两本书：《一般治疗中的时间限制治疗》(1997年，萨格出版社)和《性别和性：心理辅导和治疗的问与答》(2005年，威尔出版社)。格林是基层心理辅导和治疗人员协会(CPC)终身会员，也是英国性关系治疗协会(BASRT)前会前培训经理。

Dr Glyn Hudson Allez is a BPS Chartered Psychologist, specialising in Counselling and Forensic issues, and is a UKCP Registered Psychosexual Therapist. She has worked as a therapist for nearly thirty years, eight of which were in Primary Health Care. She currently has a large private practice, specialising in working with sexual offenders. She has published numerous papers, theses and book chapters, and two books: Time Limited Therapy in a General Practice Setting (1997, Sage), and Sex and Sexuality: Questions and Answers for Counsellors and Psychotherapists (2005, Whurr). Glyn has a lifetime fellowship from the Association of Counsellors and Psychotherapists in Primary Care (CPC), and is former Training Manager for the British Association for Sexual and Relationship Therapy (BASRT).

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