"Resurrection After Rape" is now the top-selling, best-reviewed book about women's recovery from rape trauma. It is current "gold standard" for counselors, treatment centers, college course texts, and, of course, survivors of rape. Thousands of copies sold have made it one of the most sought-after guides for personal recovery after sexual assault. Addresses PTSD, spirituality, self-injury, sexuality, guilt/shame, and therapy.
The Vicksburg Campaign from the Fall of New Orleans Through the Battles in the Bayou
The narrative centers on the strategic significance of Vicksburg during the Civil War, highlighting its role as a crucial stronghold for the Confederacy. Positioned on 300-foot bluffs, Vicksburg controlled vital river traffic between the Trans-Mississippi states and the eastern territories. With the fall of nearby cities like New Orleans and Memphis, Vicksburg became the last bastion defending Confederate interests, earning the title "Gibraltar of the Confederacy." The book explores the challenges and stakes involved in maintaining control over this critical location.
This scholarly work explores the connection between character development in the Harry Potter series and the hero's journey archetype, particularly in the context of trauma recovery. It highlights how the narrative can offer inspiration and insights for survivors of abuse dealing with PTSD. Grounded in contemporary clinical research, the book provides a unique perspective on healing through familiar literary themes, making it a valuable resource for both readers and mental health professionals.