The Teen Trauma Journal: Understanding the Past and Embracing Tomorrow!

by Laura Stokes

Overview

This therapeutic journal provides you with the tools and coping strategies you need to better look after yourself. Covering topics such as attachment, thinking styles, self-esteem and new relationships, it looks at how early relationships and trauma may have impacted you, and supports you in planning for your future.

Authored by experienced Consultant Clinical Psychologist Laura Stokes, this journal will be a source of support and guidance as you navigate life's ups and downs.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781839972218
Publisher:	Jessica Kingsley Publishers
Publication date:	03/21/2023
Pages:	176
Sales rank:	861,838
Product dimensions:	6.69(w) x 9.61(h) x 0.71(d)
Age Range:	14 - 18 Years

About the Author

Laura Stokes is a Consultant Clinical Psychologist in CAMHS and has worked across a range of services, including Looked After Children. She has training in DDP and has worked with many children who are looked after and adopted.

Editorial Reviews

This journal is such a helpful resource for young people to help them navigate the recovery journey from trauma. It is full of helpful psychoeducation, activities and methods that can be useful for them to try out and use to help them make sense of what's happened and how that has impacted their daily lives. I love it and will be recommending it to our therapy teams to suggest for those they help.

Betsy de Thierry

A lovely book, packed with information and great advice to help young people navigate their way through strong emotions and to make sense of their past, present and future. Laura Stokes leads readers through what could be an overwhelming task, with bite-sized, interesting and interactive activities to build self-knowledge and coping strategies. I highly recommend this book to all young people and their loved ones and supporters who are interested in learning more about human survival and strength. It is a real gem.

Award-winning author and columnist Sally Donovan