Foreword | p. xi |
Kazimierz Dabrowski, Overexcitability, Giftedness, and Developmental Potential | p. 1 |
Embracing Intensity: Overexcitability, Sensitivity, and the Developmental Potential of the Gifted | p. 3 |
Dabrowski's Levels and the Process of Development | p. 19 |
Understanding Intensity: Practical Applications for Parents, Teachers, and Counselors | p. 31 |
Nurturing the Sensitivity, Intensity, and Developmental Potential of Young Gifted Children | p. 33 |
Inner Awakening, Outward Journey: The Intense Gifted Child in Adolescence | p. 57 |
The Emperor Has No Clothes: Exquisite Perception, Stress, and the Gifted Child | p. 73 |
Dabrowski's Theory: Possibilities and Implications of Misdiagnosis, Missed Diagnosis, and Dual Diagnosis in Gifted Individuals | p. 83 |
Integrating the Intense Experience: Counseling and Clinical Applications | p. 105 |
Overexcitability, Giftedness, and Family Dynamics | p. 127 |
Petunias, Perfectionism, and Level of Development | p. 145 |
Still Gifted After All These Years-Lifespan Intensity and Gifted Adults | p. 165 |
Advantages and Challenges of Lifespan Intensity | p. 167 |
Annemarie Roeper: Nearly a Century with Giftedness | p. 185 |
Living One's Spirit Song: Transcendent Experiences in Counseling Gifted Adults | p. 203 |
What We May Be: What Dabrowski's Work Can Do for Gifted Adults | p. 225 |
Current Research and Future Directions | p. 237 |
Building Firm Foundations: Research and Assessments | p. 239 |
Under Construction: Continued Applications of Dabrowski's Theory of Positive Disintegration with the Gifted | p. 261 |
Overexcitability Questionnaire - Short Form (OEQ Short Form) | p. 267 |
Overexcitability Questionnaire - Revised (OEQ-REV) | p. 269 |
References | p. 271 |
Author Index | p. 287 |
Topic Index | p. 291 |
About the Authors | p. 299 |
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