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[firelizardee]

Posted by: firelizardee on June 15 2003,16:28

I'm just trying to get a list of useful sites/books

this one seems to have links to all sorts of ptsd sites, some commercial  http://www.ptsd.com/

this one is aimed at ex-service men/women
< http://www.ptsd.org.uk/ >

< http://www.mhsanctuary.com/ptsd/ >

< http://www.ptsdsupport.net/ >

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Posted by: Lynn on June 20 2003,10:21

Heres a book I have found helpful:

The Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Sourcebook :

A Guide To Healing, Recovery, and Growth By Glenn R. Schiraldi, Ph.D.

I got it at Barnes and Noble for $18.95
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Posted by: bluelicorice on July 10 2003,17:15

I read a book called "Trauma and Recovery" which I thought was excellent. My therapist also has a few books on treating PTSD with cognitive behaviour therapy. I will try to get the titles for you when I see her again.
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Posted by: mmf on July 11 2003,16:34

I also read the book, Trauma and Recovery by Judith Herman, and thought it was quite good.  

Also read: Too Scared to Cry, by Lenore Terr
             Getting Through the Day, by Nancy Napier
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Posted by: firelizardee on June 12 2004,14:45

Trauma and Recovery: The Aftermath of Violence, from Domestic Abuse to Political Terror Author: Judith Herman

The Body Remembers, the Psychophysiology of Trauma and Trauma Treatment by Babette Rothschild.

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Posted by: firelizardee on June 12 2004,14:59

Emotional Alchemy, How the mind can heal the heart, by Tara Bennett-Goleman. -- This has to be my all-time favorite. It's on mindfulness, core emotional patterns, perception vs. reality, etc.. Excellent book. It's so time for me to reread it.

The body remembers, The phychophysiology of trauma and trauma treatment, by Babette Rothschild.-- Talks about the biology behind trauma, PTSD, memories, with good insight on accepting and healing....

The myth of sanity, Divided conciousness and the promise of awareness, by Martha Stout -- All about dissociation & trauma

I hate you, dont leave me

New hope for people with borderline personality disorder

Sometimes I act crazy

Lost in the Mirror

< http://www.toddlerti...our-stories.htm >

Into the Mind of the Borderline by Kathi Stringer

Ghosts in the Closet Its a book about abuse from the perspective of someone that is trying to help someone heal from abuse.

PROZAC NATION

Because I Remember Terror, Father, I Remember You. (Sue William Silverman)

How I Stayed Alive When My Brain Was Trying to **** Me (Susan Rose Blauner)

A BRIGHT RED SCREAM

MIND OVER MOOD: Chnage How You Feel by Changing the Way You Think By Dennis Greenberger, PhD and Christine A. Padesky, PhD

Families and how to survive them.  Dr Robyn Skinner & John Cleese

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The Body Remembers by Babette Rothschild.  It's about the psychophysiology of trauma and trauma treatment.   EMDR is suposed to be a helpful treatment for PTSD

[firelizardee]

http://www.personalityresearch.org/ is called Great ideas in Personality.   Saw this site 3 years ago and found it again today.  This is where I got the mnemonics for Personality Disorders.

[jcebulak]

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