This landmark guide by one of the most trusted names in traumatology details trauma’s neurophysiological impact. Helps the church not to over-spiritualize posttraumatic stress and to understand better the suffering of trauma survivors.

A trauma classic, charting the impact of trauma and providing a basic map for recovery. Covers such global catastrophes as war as well as personal catastrophes like sexual abuse.

A non-technical book showing what happens when children don’t get what they need to develop psychologically. Links the neuropsychological damage of emotional deprivation with the known impact of abuse.

Narrates both the author’s story and stories of students to whom she ministered. Speaks directly to the issues with which many sexual abuse survivors in universities and colleges struggle.

A victim of satanic abuse reveals the dissociative nightmare of extreme trauma. Her personal story of recovered faith and relationships shows that victims can recover.

A practical vision of how the church can be committed to the abused. Much godly wisdom on such things as boundaries and healthy relationships.

An approach to wholeness in body, mind and spirit showing how we can grow more connected in relationships with God, self, and others.