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Save:A definitive, eye-opening guide to the science and healing of trauma - illuminating, compassionate, and essential reading for anyone touched by trauma, personally or professionally.
I became what I am today at the age of twelve, on a frigid overcast day in the winter of 1975. . . . That was a long time ago, but it’s wrong what they say about the past. . . . Looking back now, I re... Empathetic, practical, and deeply validating - this is a must-read guide for survivors of childhood trauma looking to move from merely surviving to genuinely thriving, though readers hoping for precise instructions or less intense content may want to dip in carefully.
This book describes a multimodal treatment approach to Cptsd. It is oriented toward the most prevalent kind of Cptsd, the kind that comes from growing up in a severely abusive and/or neglectful family...A heartfelt, courageous memoir that blends personal healing with investigative depth - 'What My Bones Know' is moving, illuminating, and validating for trauma survivors and anyone wanting a deep dive into what it really means to heal.
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Save:A wild, thought-provoking anti-war classic that blends dark comedy, sci-fi, and history into something unforgettable - definitely worth reading at least once, even if just to see what all the fuss (and "so it goes") is about.
All this happened, more or less. The war parts, anyway, are pretty much true. One guy I knew really was shot in Dresden for taking a teapot that wasn’t his. Another guy I knew really did threaten to h... - #5
Save:A heartfelt, unique historical romance with a quirky heroine and real emotional heft. If you love epistolary love stories and seeing imperfect people find acceptance, this is a can't-miss.
“Captain Phelan has no need of my concern,” Beatrix said pragmatically. “He has the concern of every marriageable miss in Hampshire. Besides, he chose to go to war, and I’m sure he’s having a lovely t...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Hathaways ) - #6
Save:A moody, passionate Highland romance packed with drama and healing - great for fans of angsty, wounded heroes, but might feel over-the-top or formulaic for others.
Juliana St. John’s fiancé was an hour late to his own wedding. While Juliana sat waiting, resplendent in satin and yellow roses, various friends and family members were dispatched through rainy Edinbu...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series MacKenzies & McBrides ) - #7
Save:Powerfully written, deeply angsty, and atmospheric - The Duke of Shadows is for readers who crave intense emotion, sweeping romance, and don’t shy away from heavy themes. It’s a standout in historical romance, but it isn’t afraid to break your heart a little along the way.
JULIAN FIRST NOTICED HER BECAUSE SHE LOOKED SO bored. Waiting for the Commissioner’s arrival had put him on edge. He stood at the top of the room, half attending to the feverish chatter around him, hi... - #8
Save:A classic must-read on trauma and healing - rigorous, empathetic, and deeply validating. Not a quick fix, but absolutely worth it for survivors, loved ones, and mental health professionals alike.
THE STUDY OF PSYCHOLOGICAL TRAUMA has a curious history—one of episodic amnesia. Periods of active investigation have alternated with periods of oblivion. Repeatedly in the past century, similar lines... - #9
Save:"Waiting for First Light: My Ongoing Battle with PTSD" by Romeo Dallaire is a poignant memoir that delves into the author's personal struggles with PTSD after his experiences in Rwanda. Dallaire vividly recounts his time as the commander of the United Nations forces during the Rwandan genocide, highlighting the horrors he witnessed and the emotional toll it took on him. The memoir oscillates between his past in Rwanda and his present battles with despair, guilt, and insomnia, providing a raw and honest account of his ongoing trauma. Dallaire's writing style is described as heartbreaking, gut-wrenching, and inspiring, capturing the complexities of PTSD and the challenges faced by veterans worldwide.
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Save:'Toward the Sound of Chaos' by Carmen Jenner is a heart-wrenching tale that delves into the lives of Ellie, a single mother coping with her son Spencer's autism, and Jake Tucker, a tormented ex-Marine battling with PTSD. The story beautifully portrays their struggles, their journey towards healing, and the blossoming relationship between them. Carmen Jenner's writing style intricately weaves together themes of love, sacrifice, and resilience, offering a raw and honest portrayal of characters dealing with their inner demons and finding solace in each other.
The plot unfolds with a perfect balance of emotional depth and authenticity, as Carmen Jenner sensitively explores the challenges faced by individuals dealing with autism, PTSD, and other taboo subjects. The narrative grips the readers from start to finish, immersing them in a poignant story of love, redemption, and the power of human connection in the face of adversity.
“Come on, come on.” I turn the key in the ignition, prayin’ it will spark to life before I choke the living bejeebies outta it. My car, the evil spawn of Satan that it is, coughs, sputters, and dies,...
