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Trauma and Recovery

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The book Trauma and Recovery by Judith Lewis Herman is a groundbreaking work that explores the psychological and social impact of trauma, particularly focusing on survivors of violence, abuse, and war. Herman traces the history of trauma studies and introduces a comprehensive framework for understanding the stages of recovery — establishing safety, remembrance and mourning, and reconnection with everyday life. Drawing from clinical experience and survivor testimonies, she reveals how trauma shatters a person’s sense of self and trust in others, and how recovery requires both personal resilience and social support. This influential work has become a cornerstone in trauma psychology, emphasizing that healing is not only an individual journey but also a collective responsibility.

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362 HER T

Publisher

New York : Basic Books., 1992

Collation

290 hlm; 21 cm

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

465087302

Classification

362

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Subject(s)

Trauma
Recovery
Social
Psychological

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