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This is a practical guide for all those who have experienced childhood trauma. Drawing upon her extensive practice as a body-centered psychotherapist, Dr. Schwartz has created a self-care plan that includes reflective questions and easy to use mindfulness exercises that can be implemented immediately. <strong> Barb Maiberger, author of <em>EMDR Essentials: A Guide for Clients and Therapists</em> and founder of the Maiberger Institute, an EMDRIA-approved provider of EMDR Trainings</strong></p> Dr. Arielle Schwartz combines simplicity, compassion, humility, and deep knowledge of the field in this book for sufferers of Complex PTSD. <em>The Complex PTSD Workbook</em> is an immensely useful guide to negotiating the turbulent waters of this all too common human malady. <strong> Betty Cannon, Ph.D., author of <em>Sartre and Psychoanalysis</em> and Founder of Applied Existential Psychotherapy (AEP)</strong></p> I highly recommend this book to anyone who struggles with childhood trauma and neglect, and their painful aftermath. Step-by-step, you will find rich resources to help yourself on your journey to wholeness. Therapists who work with both mind and body will also find this a welcoming and integrative book. <strong> Kathy Steele, MN, CS, private practice and co-author of <em>Treating Trauma-related Dissociation, Coping with Trauma-Related Dissociation, </em> and <em>The Haunted Self</em> </strong></p> <em> The Complex PTSD Workbook</em> offers powerful somatic therapy tools for deep healing, complemented by mindfulness strategies to increase stabilization and enhance overall wellbeing. Dr. Schwartz s emphasis on finding wholeness will strengthen your resilience wherever you are in your life. <strong> Donna Roe Daniell, LCSW, Balance Your Life Coaching & Psychotherapy, creator of the Midlife Transition Healing Wave and toolbox for Women in Midlife Transitions</strong></p> Those who suffer from traumatic stress sometimes find beginning a personal practice intimidating. <em>The Complex PTSD Workbook</em>, with Dr. Arielle Schwartz as a compassionate guide, helps readers create a personal practice using yoga and mindfulness in the service of healing trauma. <strong> Rob Schware, Executive Director, The Give Back Yoga Foundation</strong></p> Healing from trauma is a profound process, one that undoubtedly involves confronting outstanding pain and suffering. In this book, Dr. Arielle Schwartz offers a unique emphasis on resilience and growth as related to Complex PTSD by providing a profoundly supportive and essential method for healing from trauma and grief. <strong> Wendy Stern, Founder and Executive Director, The Grief Support Network</strong></p> This is a comprehensive and usable guide to understanding and transforming complex trauma. Through relatable vignettes, <em>The Complex PTSD Workbook</em> explores trauma and treatment methods in accessible language suited for everyday use. Readers are invited to use journaling and self-reflection exercises to review and integrate what they ve learned, so that the journey through the workbook is not only informational but experientially relevant as well. <strong> J. Ryan Kennedy, PsyD, Executive Director, Noeticus Counseling Center and Training Institute</strong></p>

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Arielle Schwartz, PhD, is a licensed clinical psychologist, EMDR therapy consultant, certified Clinical Trauma Professional, and author. She earned her doctorate in Clinical Psychology at Fielding Graduate University and her master's degree in Somatic Psychology from Naropa University. She lives and runs a private practice in Boulder, Colorado.

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