books by Richard B. Gartner (millennial historical governance)

books by Richard B. Gartner

books:

Beyond Betrayal: Taking Charge of Your Life After Boyhood Sexual Abuse

6 reviews
Richard B. Gartner

Wiley, 2005

What do YOU do now?
In the early months of therapy my therapist suggested this book. She had listened to me when I said that the other books seemed to be about victims, but not 'of' victims; she said this book was geared more from the victims' perspective. Reading it was one of the defining moments in my healing; this was a turning point. I read about people just like me; I read about how they felt and how they ...

The Historical Statistics of the United States: Volume 5, Governance and International Relations: Millennial ...

Cambridge University Press

Betrayed as Boys: Psychodynamic Treatment of Sexually Abused Men

4 reviews
Richard B. Gartner

The Guilford Press, 2001

An outstanding review for male survivors of childhood abuse
Dr. Richard Gartner has compiled an excellent text that reviews the current literature of childhood abuse, its treatment & the hope for solace for the adult survivor. This is one of the first books directed at males (another excellent book is Victims No Longer). Complete with case summaries and indepth review of issues facing male survivors in their past & present lives, this book comes with ...

The Historical Statistics of the United States

Cambridge University Press, 2006

Long the standard source for quantitative indicators of American history, a new edition of Historical Statistics of the United States is something that reference librarians, historians, and social scientists have long awaited. Not since the Bicentennial Edition was published in 1975 has new data and material been available. At last, a sweeping, comprehensive, and thoroughly revised new edition is available; one that reflects thirty years of ...

Memories of Sexual Betrayal: Truth, Fantasy, Repression, and Dissociation
Richard B. Gartner

Jason Aronson, 1996

In this comprehensive volume the repressed memory controversy is explored by leading clinicians in a discussion free of the accusatory tone that has often dominated the literature to date. The perspectives presented include an overview of neurological research on the encoding of memory, a feminist critique of the frenzy surrounding the current debate, and an exploration of the social taboos that still hamper objective discussion of child abuse. ...