Reading List

By Judith Cohen

Clearly organized and accessible, the book provides a comprehensive framework for assessing posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), depression, anxiety and other trauma-related symptoms and for devising a flexible individualized treatment plan.

By Judith Lewis Herman, M.D.

Insights into the nature of trauma and the process of healing shine through in every page of this rich and compassionate book.

By Babette Rothschild

The psychophysiology of trauma and trauma treatment. Beneficial for both clinicians and their clients.

By Kathryn M. Johnson

This book is for any woman who has been raped. You will learn what to expect relative to medical procedures and the justice system should they apply. Reading this book is a step towards empowerment and healing.

By Alan McEvoy, Debbie Rollo, and Jeff Brookings

A guidebook for parents, partners, spouses and friends whose loved one is a male victim of rape.

By Alan McEvory and Jeff Brookings

This resource is written to help understand rape and what to expect after a rape occurs. Specially geared towards husbands, father or male friends who have a loved one who has been sexually assaulted.

By Dillon Burroughs & Charles Powell

Not in My Town exposes the modern day exploitation of human beings in sex slavery, domestic servitude and all kinds of forced labor.

By Nancy E. Willard

Helping young people learn to use the internet safely and responsibly.

By Janice Harris Lord

What to say and do for someone suffering an injury, illness or loss. The author offers tools which enable the reader to reach out to an individual with informed sympathy.

By Lynn Shiner & Nancy Chavez with Nancy Eshelman

Three murdered children and two resilient mothers. A story of tragedy, grief, resilience and recovery.

By Gregory M. Herek & Kevin T. Berrill

This book is great for anyone who would like to learn more about hate crimes and how the victims of those crimes are affected.