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– Hakima Amri, PhD Keep ReadingReclaiming Life after Trauma is a road map to rewiring the brain and embodying wellness. In a detailed, step-by-step manner readers are walked down the path of healing. Actual cases from the authors’ own practice illustrate each step.”
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About Our BooksAlthough there is a strong psychological component of PTSD. . . this is actually a mind-body condition and not simply a psychological one. Yoga provides an ideal mix of mind-body techniques and growing research is supporting its efficacy for PTSD. This book provides a comprehensive set of practice recommendations, including both CBT and yoga, presented in a cohesive text that has high potential for alleviating PTSD and its symptoms by addressing its underlying mind-body pathophysiology.
Sat Bir Singh Khalsa, PhD Assistant Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School. Coeditor of The Principles and Practice of Yoga in Health Care Book: Reclaiming Life after Trauma
Reclaiming Life after Trauma is an important and valuable resource for anyone who has experienced trauma as well as for their loved ones and providers. The comprehensive and flexible approach ensures that all aspects of the individual are addressed – mind, body and soul. I will be recommending this book to my patients.
Matthew May, MD Adjunct Clinical Faculty Department of Psychiatry, Stanford University Book: Reclaiming Life after Trauma
Additional Endorsements
A rejuvenating read and nourishing meal for the mind.
Nimisha Kumar Ph.D. Founding President, Indian Association for Cognitive Behavior Therapy; Associate Professor, Faculty of Behavioural Sciences, SGT University, Gurugram, India Book: Dharma Wheels
Reclaiming Life after Trauma is a phenomenal work. It explains PTSD in a straightforward, understandable yet thorough way. More importantly, Mintie and Staples offer practical strategies for overcoming trauma symptoms. The book validates the pervasive consequences of trauma on the mind and the body, contains stories of patients we can relate to, and conveys hope that we can reverse many of trauma’s effects. The inclusion of yoga therapy addresses the crucial physical aspects of this complex disorder.
Jacob Towery, MD Adjunct Clinical Faculty, Stanford University School of Medicine Book: Reclaiming Life after Trauma
The Washington Post Review of Jacob Towery's The Anti-Depressant Book
The Washington Post reviews adolescent psychiatrist and Stanford University School of Medicine and Department of Psychiatry staff member Jacob Towery's new book "The Anti-Depressant Book." A hand guide that walks readers through the same concepts he uses with patients in private practice.
Read the The Washinton Post review of The Anti-Depressant BookAuthor Interview With Maor Katz, MD and Daniel Mintie
In this interview Daniel Mintie discuss Reclaiming Life After Trauma with his colleague Maor Katz MD, director of the Mountain View California Feeling Good Institute.
View the interview between Maor Katz and Daniel MintieCuriosity Hour Podcast with With Daniel Mintie
Dan Sterenchuk and Tommy Estlund are joined by guest Daniel Mintie on July 12, 2019 for episode 115 of The Curiosity Hour Podcast. Daniel discusses and share stories about his shared passion for Zen Buddhism, motorcycling and Cognitive Behavioral therapy.
Listen to The Curiosity Hour Podcast episode with Daniel MintiePsychology Today Blog Post
Psychology Today blogger Donna Fish speaks with Daniel about the body/mind connection in trauma treatment and writes of her own experience of trauma and healing.
Read the Psychology Today blog post with Daniel Mintie