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Cliche overview

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Revisado: 03-23-25

Thought it would be more in depth, but it wasn’t. I suppose I’ve heard it all before.

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Great Resource, Hard topic, Real traumatic stories

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Revisado: 06-27-23

This outlook is an invaluable resource for anybody dealing with trauma-whether as the recipient of it, or of practitioners, spouses, or children involved in the recipient’s life.

I do also wish the info on how to choose a therapist was openly available. As somebody who recently has sought help for the first time has experienced, changing therapists brings a feeling of failure and shame on its own. Knowing it may just be a bad fit or worse, a bad therapist, is an easier path towards healing than compounding recovery with self-gaslighting. There is a good path forward.

This book also finds me being appreciative of more evidence based treatment not found in talk based therapy. It also leaves me hoping politics will not stunt the growth of advancing fields in brain scanning, Neurofeedback, etc.

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