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FURTHER READING
DEALING WITH TRAUMATIZED CHILDREN
Blaustein, Mar­garet, and Kris­tine Kin­niburgh. Treat­ing
Trau­mat­ic Stress in Chil­dren and Ado­les­cents: How to Fos­ter
Resilience through Attach­ment, Self-Reg­u­la­tion, and
Com­pe­ten­cy. New York: Guil­ford, 2012..
Hugh­es, Daniel. Build­ing the Bonds of Attach­ment. New York:
Jason Aron­son, 2006.
Per­ry, Bruce, and Maia Szalavitz. The Boy Who Was Raised as a
Dog: And Oth­er Sto­ries from a Child Psychiatrist’s Note­book.
New York: Basic Books, 2006.
Terr, Lenore. Too Scared to Cry: Psy­chic Trau­ma in Child­hood.
Basic Books, 2008.
Terr, Lenore C. Work­ing with Chil­dren to Heal Inter­per­son­al
Trau­ma: The Pow­er of Play. Ed., Eliana Gil. New York:
Guil­ford Press, 2011.
Saxe, Glenn, Hei­di Ellis, and Julie Kaplow. Col­lab­o­ra­tive
Treat­ment of Trau­ma­tized Chil­dren and Teens: The Trau­ma
Sys­tems Ther­a­py Approach. New York: Guil­ford Press, 2006.
Lieber­man, Ali­cia, and Patri­cia van Horn. Psy­chother­a­py with
Infants and Young Chil­dren: Repair­ing the Effects of Stress and
Trau­ma on Ear­ly Attach­ment. New York: Guil­ford Press, 2011.
PSYCHOTHERAPY
Siegel, Daniel J. Mind­sight: The New Sci­ence of Per­son­al
Trans­for­ma­tion. New York: Nor­ton, 2010.
Fos­ha D., M. Solomon, and D. J. Siegel. The Heal­ing Pow­er of
Emo­tion: Affec­tive Neu­ro­science, Devel­op­ment and Clin­i­cal
Prac­tice (Nor­ton Series on Inter­per­son­al Neu­ro­bi­ol­o­gy). New
York: Nor­ton, 2009.
Siegel, D., and M. Solomon: Heal­ing Trau­ma: Attach­ment,
Mind, Body and Brain (Nor­ton Series on Inter­per­son­al
Neu­ro­bi­ol­o­gy). New York: Nor­ton, 2003.
Cour­tois, Chris­tine, and Julian Ford. Treat­ing Com­plex
Trau­mat­ic Stress Dis­or­ders (Adults): Sci­en­tif­ic Foun­da­tions and
Ther­a­peu­tic Mod­els. New York: Guil­ford, 2013.
Her­man, Judith. Trau­ma and Recov­ery: The After­math of
Violence—from Domes­tic Abuse to Polit­i­cal Ter­ror. New York:
Basic Books, 1992.
NEUROSCIENCE OF TRAUMA
Panksepp, Jaak, and Lucy Biv­en. The Archae­ol­o­gy of Mind:
Neu­roevo­lu­tion­ary Ori­gins of Human Emo­tions (Nor­ton Series
on Inter­per­son­al Neu­ro­bi­ol­o­gy). New York: Nor­ton, 2012.
David­son, Richard, and Sharon Beg­ley. The Emo­tion­al Life of
Your Brain: How Its Unique Pat­terns Affect the Way You Think,
Feel, and Live—and How You Can Change Them. New York:
Hachette, 2012.
Porges, Stephen. The Poly­va­gal The­o­ry: Neu­ro­phys­i­o­log­i­cal
Foun­da­tions of Emo­tions, Attach­ment, Com­mu­ni­ca­tion, and
Self-reg­u­la­tion (Nor­ton Series on Inter­per­son­al Neu­ro­bi­ol­o­gy).
New York: Nor­ton, 2011.
Fogel, Alan. Body Sense: The Sci­ence and Prac­tice of Embod­ied
Self-Aware­ness (Nor­ton Series on Inter­per­son­al Neu­ro­bi­ol­o­gy).
New York: Nor­ton, 2009.
Shore, Allan N. Affect Reg­u­la­tion and the Ori­gin of the Self:
The Neu­ro­bi­ol­o­gy of Emo­tion­al Devel­op­ment. New York:
Psy­chol­o­gy Press, 1994.
Dama­sio, Anto­nio R. The Feel­ing of What Hap­pens: Body and
Emo­tion in the Mak­ing of Con­scious­ness. Houghton Mif­flin
Har­court, 2000.
BODY-ORIENTED APPROACHES
Coz­zoli­no, Louis. The Neu­ro­science of Psy­chother­a­py: Heal­ing
the Social Brain, sec­ond edi­tion (Nor­ton Series on Inter­per­son­al
Neu­ro­bi­ol­o­gy). New York: Nor­ton, 2010.
Ogden, Pat, and Keku­ni Minton. Trau­ma and the Body: A
Sen­so­ri­mo­tor Approach to Psy­chother­a­py (Nor­ton Series on
Inter­per­son­al Neu­ro­bi­ol­o­gy). New York: Nor­ton, 2008.
Levine, Peter A. In an Unspo­ken Voice: How the Body Releas­es
Trau­ma and Restores Good­ness. Berke­ley: North Atlantic, 2010.
Levine, Peter A., and Ann Fred­er­ic. Wak­ing the Tiger: Heal­ing
Trau­ma. Berke­ley: North Atlantic, 2012
Cur­ran, Lin­da. 101 Trau­ma-Informed Inter­ven­tions: Activ­i­ties,
Exer­cis­es and Assign­ments to Move the Client and Ther­a­py
For­ward. PESI, 2013.
EMDR
Par­nell, Lau­ra. Attach­ment-Focused EMDR: Heal­ing Rela­tion­al
Trau­ma. New York: Nor­ton, 2013.
Shapiro, Francine. Get­ting Past Your Past: Take Con­trol of Your
Life with Self-Help Tech­niques from EMDR Ther­a­py. Emmaus,
PA: Rodale, 2012.
Shapiro, Francine, and Mar­got Silk For­rest. EMDR: The
Break­through “Eye Move­ment” Ther­a­py for Over­com­ing
Anx­i­ety, Stress, and Trau­ma. New York: Basic Books, 2004.
WORKING WITH DISSOCIATION
Schwartz, Richard C. Inter­nal Fam­i­ly Sys­tems Ther­a­py (The
Guil­ford Fam­i­ly Ther­a­py Series). New York: Guil­ford, 1997.
O. van der Hart, E. R. Nijen­huis, and F. Steele. The Haunt­ed
Self: Struc­tur­al Dis­so­ci­a­tion and the Treat­ment of Chron­ic
Trauma­ti­za­tion. New York: Nor­ton, 2006.
COUPLES
Gottman, John. The Sci­ence of Trust: Emo­tion­al Attune­ment for
Cou­ples. New York: Nor­ton, 2011.
YOGA
Emer­son, David, and Eliz­a­beth Hop­per. Over­com­ing Trau­ma
through Yoga: Reclaim­ing Your Body. Berke­ley: North Atlantic,
2012.
Cope, Stephen. Yoga and the Quest for the True Self. New York:
Ban­tam Books, 1999.
NEUROFEEDBACK
Fish­er, Sebern. Neu­ro­feed­back in the Treat­ment of
Devel­op­men­tal Trau­ma: Calm­ing the Fear-Dri­ven Brain. New
York: Nor­ton, 2014.
Demos, John N. Get­ting Start­ed with Neu­ro­feed­back. New
York: Nor­ton, 2005.
Evans, James R. Hand­book of Neu­ro­feed­back: Dynam­ics and
Clin­i­cal Appli­ca­tions. CRC Press, 2013.
PHYSICAL EFFECTS OF TRAUMA
Mate, Gabor When the Body Says No: Under­stand­ing the Stress-
Dis­ease Con­nec­tion. New York: Ran­dom House, 2011.
Sapol­sky, Robert. Why Zebras Don’t Get Ulcers: The Acclaimed
Guide to Stress, Stress-Relat­ed Dis­eases, and Cop­ing. New
York: Macmil­lan 2004.
MEDITATION AND MINDFULNESS
Zinn, Jon Kabat and Thich Nat Hanh. Full Cat­a­stro­phe Liv­ing:
Using the Wis­dom of Your Body and Mind to Face Stress, Pain,
and Ill­ness, revised edi­tion. New York: Ran­dom House, 2009.