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PUBLISHED REVIEWS

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Book Review of The Child Survivor, Second Edition

​By Eva T. Young

Published online Jan 20, 2023

"It takes a bold and delicate hand, a knowledgeable mind, and a compassionate soul to write about the unfathomable while keeping the reader engaged and able to reflect on the unthinkable. This is the brilliance of Joyanna Silberg’s The Child Survivor: Healing Developmental Trauma and Dissociation (2nd edition). The Child Survivor gives clinicians a comprehensive look at the impact of developmental trauma and offers practical concepts, theories and techniques for therapists at every level of expertise.[...]"

Book Review of The Child Survivor

written by Sandra Baita PsyD

Journal of Trauma & Dissociation

 

"It is easy to say that this book is a must read. It is, of course, for child therapists. But it is a must read as well for adult clinicians because it speaks about the traumatized children the adult clients have been and for whom their inner child parts are a vivid testimony. Adult therapists will find not only new ways to understand their clients’ difficulties but also new, creative, and human ways to help them heal."

Book Review of The Child Survivor

written by Simply Fostering

HubPages.com

 

"Readers may feel inspired and empowered to help young people as well as gaining a more meaningful sense of respect for the resilience that children and teens develop through experiences of trauma."

Book Review of The Child Survivor

written by Maureen C. Kenny

Psychological Trauma: Theory, Research, Practice, and Policy

2014

Vol. 6, No. 1, 97

Breaking through to traumatized Children

written by Anne Grant

The Providence Sunday Journal

April 7, 2013

page G6

“Are You Going to Kill Me?” Dissociative Disorders in Children and Teens

written by Clare Lawlor

PsycCRITIQUES: American Psychological Association

September 18, 2013

Vol. 58, Release 38, Article 2

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