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Trauma and The Twelve Steps: A Revised and Expanded Edition: A Guide to Enhancing Recovery (2nd Edition)

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Course overview

Trauma and the Twelve Steps: A Complete Guide to Enhancing Recovery takes the posture that there is nothing wrong with using 12-step recovery principles in treatment or in continuing care with individuals who are affected by trauma. However, this book also explains how rigid application of 12-step principles can do more harm than good for a traumatized person, and that learning some simple accommodations based on the latest knowledge traumatic stress can enhance 12-step recovery experiences for trauma survivors. Written for professionals, sponsors, and those in a position to reach out and help recovering addicts, the user-friendly language in this book will teach you how to unify the traditional knowledge of 12-step recovery with the latest findings on healing trauma. In doing so, you will be able to help others, and maybe even yourself, 'work a recovery' program like never before.

Subject areas

This course counts toward the state boards and subject areas below.

Florida Board of Clinical Social Work, Marriage and Family Therapy and Mental Health Counseling

Certified Master Social Worker

9h General

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

9h General

Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist

9h General

Licensed Mental Health Counselor

9h General

Florida Board of Psychology

Limited License Psychologist

9h General

Psychologist

9h General

Disclosure statements

Review 'At last, someone has thoughtfully and intelligently reconciled the practical wisdom of the 12 steps with best practices for posttraumatic stress. In Trauma and the Twelve Steps, Jamie Marich tosses aside the rigid orthodoxies that have hampered both fields and delivers—in beautiful, eminently readable English--a coherent treatment approach that is sure to maximize sobriety and healing.' --Belleruth Naparstek, PhD

(these were amended from the book)