Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Preface: One Hundred and Thirty Years of Secrecy -- Part I 1876-1909: When Men of Science Listened to Women -- 1 Pierre Janet's Inquiry Into Hysteria -- 2 The Straw and the Camel's Back: Rose (1876-1942) -- 3 Remaking a Narrative in a World of Silence -- Part II 1910-1945: When the Medical Profession Listened to Men of War -- 4 Abram Kardiner's Inquiry Into the Traumatic Neuroses of War -- 5 Rose and Her Children: Aileen (1910-1983) and Leonard (1914-1971) -- 6 The Participant Observer Arrives on the Island -- Part III 1946-1979: When We Listened to Post-war Families and Their Children -- 7 The Inquiries of Salvador Minuchin, John Sigal and Marie-Anik Gagné -- 8 Aileen and Her Children: Joseph (1948) and Mary Anne (1951-2007) -- 9 Moving On While Standing Still -- Part IV 1980-1999: When We Named Posttraumatic Stress Disorder -- 10 The Inquiries of Donald Meichenbaum, Judith Herman and Bessel Van der Kolk -- 11 The Generation That Might Not Have Been: Kat (1987) and Dimitri (1988) -- 12 Reframing the Narratives of Children -- Part V 2000 and Beyond: As We Apply the Findings of Neuroimaging and Epigenetics -- 13 The Neurobiology of Ruth Lanius and Epigenetics of Michael Meaney -- 14 From Enmeshment to Disengagement to Loss -- 15 Failures of the Participant Observer -- Part VI Dates TBD: Recovery and the Social Commitment to Reducing Childhood Trauma -- 16 Judith Herman's Stages of Recovery and John Rawls's Theory of Justice -- 17 If Rose Answered the Ten Questions of Vincent Felitti's ACE Study -- 18 The Participant Observer in the Schools -- Afterword (2017): Freud and the Clergy Sexual Abuse Scandal -- Index