Reviews

This book was an eye-opener for me. I had always been the one to blame the physical elements for our weak bodies, but Gerda's story changed my perspective. Now I can understand how trauma can resurface in the form of chronic pain and other ailments; I would encourage more people to read From Trauma to Peace: How We Reclaim Our Lives and learn from it to build empathy for trauma survivors.

This book aptly dismisses the conventional thought that war is only between armies and governments when, in fact, it's the weak people who suffer. Countless stories like Gerda's never made it to a book, so I urge everyone to read Gerda Robinson's From Trauma to Peace: How We Reclaim Our Lives to educate themselves on the damage war trauma can do to people.

The book From Trauma to Peace: How We Reclaim Our Lives is an excellent resource for understanding psychotherapy and its benefits. It helped me understand how past experiences can make us feel helpless and how we can shift toward empowerment.

I was initially skeptical about the book, but after reading the first few pages, I was truly moved by her vivid description of the war. Robinson's story, detailed in From Trauma to Peace: How We Reclaim Our Lives, has been an eye-opener, highlighting the crucial mind-body connection often overlooked in traditional medicine.

From Trauma to Peace: How We Reclaim Our Lives offers hope and encouragement for those struggling with chronic pain. It is an important contribution to destigmatizing psychotherapy and promoting holistic well-being.

From Trauma to Peace: How We Reclaim Our Lives is a must-read for anyone seeking to understand the strong connection between childhood trauma and chronic pain.