The Healing Power of Pain: Stories of Trauma and Recovery
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| Rating | : | 4.89 (518 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 9492371154 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 182 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-02-27 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
The psychotherapeutic insights illustrate how the various forms of trauma can impact us and how we can make great strides in alleviating our own pain following times of trauma, loss and grief. We may want to read about it first and see how we can come to grips with it ourselves. This highly accessible guide is written by Ybe Casteleyn, the internationally-respected psycho-traumatologist whose trauma bus can regularly be found in Europe’s refugee zones. It is her strong belief that a 'trauma-informed' society creates a better world in which we can more easily talk about and overcome our pain.A valuable resource for all those affected by trauma, great or small.. Not all of us turn straight to a therapist when we experience emotional pain. This book uses the power of real-life sto
I worked in many different settings, treating different kinds of people suffering from different types of trauma: people haunted by their past, survivors of child abuse, refugees, asylum seekers, victims of accidents, crimes or natural disasters, and, recently, victims of the terror attacks in Brussels. Many therapy sessions, inter
"What if we could heal our traumas?" according to Amazon Customer. An incredibly important book. Whether we know it or not, most of us have experienced some form of trauma at some time in our lives. This book is written mostly for the lay person and is free of professional jargon. This means that anyone can read the stories, possibly find resonance in a similar scenario in his/her lives, and apply the exercises in order to break through the taboo and the pain and t. I got an answer to my pain AC23 The first book that really helped me, thank you.. "Unless we understand that the trauma is over, we continue to live in it." according to GG. The author of The Healing Power of Pain, the Belgian psychotraumatologist Ybe Casteleyn, has written this easy-to-read guide for all those suffering from trauma. It does not matter what type of trauma.When I read this, I was a little puzzled: how can one not distinguish between a serious trauma instilled by war crimes on the one hand and a teenage trauma of being bullied on the other hand. But I now
This means that anyone can read the stories, possibly find resonance in a similar scenario in his/her lives, and apply the exercises in order to break through the taboo and the pain and to gain new perspectives and--healing for his/her very individual situation.A true treasure, enriched with poems and songs (downloadable). Highly recommend this book to practitioners and lay people that are interested in healing trauma and building resiliency. Ybe is a seasoned Trauma Therapist and she does a great job of weaving clinical vignettes with Trauma Theory. This book is written mostly for the lay person and is free of professional jargon. Whether w