Heal Trauma - by Alyson Quinn (Paperback)

About the Book

Heal Trauma: How to Feel It, Unlock Patterns and Release It is a life companion for healing past trauma. The book guides the reader to understand and release challenging feelings, build resilience, identify helpful and unhelpful patterns and release embodied emotion that can i...

Book Synopsis

Heal Trauma: How to Feel It, Unlock Patterns and Release It is a life companion for healing past trauma. The book guides the reader to understand and release challenging feelings, build resilience, identify helpful and unhelpful patterns and release embodied emotion that can impact our growth for decades.

Review Quotes

Heal Trauma does a lovely job of helping readers understand trauma reactions and how they can process those reactions within the context of the many 21st-century factors that can make this difficult. This is a practical and accessible resource for clinicians and clients alike.

Heal Trauma maps out the elements of the human experience including our internal experience and our relational connections to others in an everyday readable way. Alyson Quinn's anecdotes are relatable and compassionate and invite a deeper understanding of ourselves and the complexity of our feelings. She provides empowering, achievable actions that we all have within us that will steer ourselves towards walking a healing pathreleasing trauma along the way.

This book is a meaningful companion for anyone who is working to heal the harmful impacts of past traumatic experiences and lead full and connected lives. Alyson Quinn brings emotions alive and provides the structure, understanding, and processes necessary to facilitate transformation. Through right brain-oriented imagery exercises, Quinn skillfully guides the reader to release stuck feelings and patterns, by facing them head on rather than cementing them further with fear and avoidance. Heal Trauma: How to Feel It, Unlock Patterns, and Release It is an invitation for lasting change.

About the Author

Alyson Quinn is a counselor and group therapist and has worked as an adjunct professor at University of British Columbia School of Social Work.