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Part 1 Dreams after childhood trauma: children's traumatic dreams,Kathleen Nader; dreams and nightmares of burned children, Frederick J.Stoddard et al; identifying sexual trauma histories from patterns of sleepand dreams, Kathryn Belicki and Marion Cuddy; the use of dreams with incestsurvivors, Johanna King and Jacqueline R. Sheehan; dreams in multiplepersonality disorder, Deidre Barrett. Part 2 Adult trauma in wars and naturaldisasters: the healing nightmare - war dreams of Vietnam veterans, Harry A.Wilmer; who develops PTSD nightmares and who doesn't, Ernest Hartmann; sleep,dreaming and coping style in holocaust survivors, Peretz Lavie and HannaKaminer; dreaming well - on death and history, Robert Jay Lifton; thecollective nightmare of Central American refugees, Adrianne Aron; Kasmine -dreams in the psychotherapy of a rape survivor, Karen Hangermn Muller; dreamsof firestorm survivors, Alan Siegel. Part 3 Traumas of normal living: dreamsand adaptation to divorce, Rosalind D. Cartwright; dreams in bereavement,Patricia Garfield; neurological dreams, Oliver Sacks; integration andambivalence in transplants, Robert Bosnak; recurrent dreams - their relationto life events, Antonion L. Zadra.