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Heal yourself and find a path through trauma with the transformative guide to recognising, preventing and healing trauma from the acclaimed mental health doctor.

'I can say with certainty that this man saved my life. He made life worth living. But most importantly, he empowered me to find and reclaim myself again' Lady Gaga

Trauma is everywhere and so many of us are silently affected by it.

Stressful, challenging and frightening events can happen to anyone, at any age, leaving us feeling overwhelmed, anxious and exhausted. Left unchecked, difficult experiences can have a lasting psychological effect on our wellbeing.

In Trauma: The Invisible Epidemic, leading psychiatrist Dr Paul Conti sets out a unique set of tools anyone can access to help recognise the signs of trauma, heal from past hurt and find the road to recovery.

Drawing on the most recent scientific research, Dr Conti breaks down the topic into clear sections that explore:

Why trauma happens How trauma manifests in the body What we can do to move past it Practical exercises and solutions for getting to the root of the problem

This important, life-affirming book invites you to empower yourself against trauma, own your life experiences and learn to thrive, not just survive, in the wake of life's difficulties.

‘A must-read for professionals as well as anyone who has experienced trauma or other psychological stressors’ Tommy Hilfiger

‘A unique perspective on how people function and how trauma can change us’ Kim Kardashian