The Vehicle, Spring 1994

Table of Contents Thoughts in the IGASue Songerpage 6 The Cries of an Innocent Tea BagWojnarowski Yvonnepage 7 Proud HarpySusan Eisenhourpage 8 Bus Number TwoMindy Glazepage 9 My Home TownScott Langenpage 10 MemoriesMaggie Willpage 11 Vase (Artwork)Gail Valkerpage 12 The Last HuntMark Kannmacherpage 13 Corn DanceJulia A. Canhampage 14 Untitled (Photography)Rachel Corbettpage 14 Paradise (Artwork)Gail Valkerpage 15 Holding Back A ScreamElise Kirarpage 16 poetry isJonathan W. Iwanskipage 17 loveCatherine DeGraafpage 18 The OneTim Rileypage 18 Reading His Words on a Frosty EveningTom McGrathpage 19 UntitledBob Newellpage 19 The Ice StormMindy Glazepage 20 UntitledJonathan W. Iwanskipage 21 Untitled (Photography)Rachel Corbettpage 23 cityscapeChris Pomeroypage 24 Untitled (Photography)Rachel Corbettpage 25 Quarter Pound TemptationBryan Levekpage 26 Photograph (Artwork)Gail Valkerpage 29 Don\u27t Talk to StrangersJon Montgomerypage 30 Untitled (Photography)Rachel Corbettpage 33 Charleston, U.S.A. (Artwork)Gail Valkerpage 34 Fun With Nature (Artwork)Gail Valkerpage 34https://thekeep.eiu.edu/vehicle/1064/thumbnail.jp

Movie Going in St. Petersburg in the 1970s

This is the audio file, transcript, and analysis of the interview with Viktoria Sorkina conducted by Maggie Burke and transcribed and analyzed by Mary Burke, Alex McGrath and Jennifer Stolz. The interview was conducted in July 2010 in St. Petersburg, Russia

Practical guidelines for online Narrative Exposure Therapy (e-NET) – a short-term treatment for posttraumatic stress disorder adapted for remote delivery

Background: Online therapy has become increasingly desirable and available in recent years, with the current COVID-19 pandemic acting as a catalyst to develop further protocols enabling therapists to conduct online treatment safely and efficaciously. Offering online treatment potentially means that treatments are available to clients who would otherwise have no access, closing the gap in the provision of mental health services worldwide. Objective: This paper focuses on practical guidelines using online Narrative Exposure Therapy (e-NET). It aims to be an addition to the general manual of NET to enable therapists to deliver online treatment. The face-to-face version of NET is a well-known short-term and evidence-based treatment for posttraumatic stress disorder; e-NET is currently being tested in several additional trials. Methods: The differences between NET and e-NET are elaborated and depicted in detail. Results: Difficulties encountered in e-NET delivery, e.g. confidentiality, dealing with interruptions, comorbid symptoms among others, are similar to those that occur during face to face interventions but the solutions have to be adapted. Dissociation is often regarded as a challenge in face-to-face treatment, and requires particular attention within the online setting. Therefore, tools for addressing dissociation in this particular setting are presented. Conclusions: These practical guidelines show the advantages as well as the challenges therapists face when conducting e-NET. They aim to empower therapists working with trauma clients to conduct e-NET confidently and safely