Reply to "Promote the problem or promote the solution?"

Corinna WestMember

Jane, what I mean by "promote the problem," is talk on and on about the impact of trauma and the epigenetic s of trauma, and the bad news about trauma. And the action steps are about talking about trauma. None of the action steps in the back of that book are more than awareness raising about the problem.

If you look at the other book, you will see much more info on building resilience and not just raising awareness.

I didn't read all the case studies yet, I was going by the recipie since it was a "cookbook."

4/10/1612:55 PM

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