This book uses scientific research to show how trauma reshapes the body and the brain and explores innovative treatments for recovery.

The book reveals how childhood trauma can influence a person’s psychology well into their adult years.

This book uses data on adverse childhood experiences to draw the link between these experiences and future illnesses.

The book works to introduce an audience, unfamiliar with academic psychology, to the ideas around the development of post traumatic stress disorder and healing from the disorder.

The book uses survivors’ experiences to illustrate the healing abilities of patient-centered therapeutic approaches.

Dr. Harris uses this book to explain the ways that childhood trauma can have long term physical health effects. The book also provides tips for breaking the cycle of child trauma and adult health problems.

This book helps those on a journey to heal early trauma to gain a healthy self-image and sense of self.

This book, edited by Daniel J. Siegel, M.D., and Marion Solomon, Ph.D., provides a synthesis of the work of researchers, clinicians, and theoreticians who are leaders in the field of trauma, attachment, and psychotherapy.

Licensed counselor Israel helps adults uncover and support their inner self that they may have buried during childhood.

A work of art, Milk and Honey uses prose and poetry to discuss abuse, trauma, and femininity.

This meditation guide is intended to help women in their journey of self-healing from day one to one hundred after leaving an abusive relationship.

Treleaven’s guide provides practical information to help those who have suffered from trauma experience safe mindfulness meditation.