An edition of The psychological foundations of restorative process
(2007)
The psychological foundations of restorative process
by Donald L. Nathanson
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Dr. Nathanson explains affect and the nature of human emotion in the contexts of modern culture, restorative justice and the criminal justice system. He presents his ideas about affect management, particularly the management of shame as an effective way to prevent violence.
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The psychological foundations of restorative process
2007, Heartspeak Productions
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Table of Contents
pt. 1. Introduction
Cadmium rods of society
End school violence
Nature of emotion
Connection & affect
Compass of shame
Q & A
pt. 2. Definition of terms
The blueprint
Intimacy
What is community
Criminal justice & affect
Shame & reintegratiopn
Q & A
Healthy shame response
Making chamge.
Edition Notes
DVD-R.
Disc is a recorded DVD and may not play on all DVD players or drives.
Issued as part of a 10 disc set titled: Tributary streams of a healing river: an in depth study of restorative justice.
Seminar held at the Justice Institute of B.C., April 4, 2004.
Co-sponsored by Heartspeak Productions, E Division of the RCMP, and the Centre for Restorative Justice, Simon Fraser University.
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