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Complex PTSD: From Surviving to Thriving: A GUIDE AND MAP FOR RECOVERING FROM CHILDHOOD TRAUMA Hardcover – 29 november 2021
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- Printlengte374 pagina's
- TaalEngels
- Publicatiedatum29 november 2021
- Afmetingen15.24 x 2.64 x 22.86 cm
- ISBN-13979-8760549884
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- ASIN : B09MD1SSQR
- Uitgever : Independently published (29 november 2021)
- Taal : Engels
- Hardcover : 374 pagina's
- ISBN-13 : 979-8760549884
- Afmetingen : 15.24 x 2.64 x 22.86 cm
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For the rest this is an amazing read that even people with no childhood trauma can hugely benefit from.


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In 6 months I have gone from a deeply depressed, always ill, overweight junk foor delivery junkie, narcoleptic with chronic pain, psoriasis, chronic money problems, an inability to clean up after myself, a life full of drama and always in and out of codependent relationships with narcissists to:
-finally saving up money
-a spotless home AND thriving garden
-psoriasis gone
-only healthy mutually supportive relationships in my life
-no more chronic pain
-cooking myself all my meals from scratch and not attracted to carbs at all. All healthy
-narcolepsy gone
-a little nest egg of savings starting
-huuuuge amount of self love, to the point I can feel myself glow
-living every day in joy and gratitude.
Thanks to Pete Walker, 2020 was the best year of my life. May 2021 be the best year of yours with his help.
Trust me, it's ALL trauma. None of your problems are genetic or because the world is a horrible place. It's ALL trauma.
Pete Walker deserves a bloody Nobel prize btw


And that is just some of my problems. Over the years I have worked so hard on myself, succeeding in stopping biting my nails (which I used to bite until they bled. My fingers looked like stumps) but would still fall back into it regularly. And that was pretty much the only tangible thing I had really achieved in the self improvement catalogue.
Just a few weeks ago I was crying to my therapist that I only feel like I am running at 20% of my potential.
This winter when my cat died, I hit a new low and slipped back into deep depression, smoking weed from morning til dusk, watching Netflix from morning til midnight, and eating nothing but takeaways. My flat was slowly turning into a garbage dump of empty containers. About a month ago, one of my twitter followers bought me this book from my wishlist (god even knows how it ended up on there. I have no recollection of adding it). I left it on my coffee table untouched.
When I hit an all time low about 2 weeks ago, said follower messaged me to tell me to pick it up and read it. I was sitting on my kitchen floor, sobbing loudly, feeling like I hadn't advanced at all since my 20's. I started reading it and turned to the 13 steps for dealing with an emotional flashback, even though I had no idea what that is. But I was emotional so I figured it could help maybe. It instantly calmed me down. I then curled up on my sofa and proceeded to read the entire book over 2 days.
After reading it, I felt like a weight had been lifted. It was like all the puzzle pieces I had been given in therapy over the years but didn't know what to do with or how to use now we're fitting neatly together.
The next day, I was like a new person. It was unbelievable. The weight was gone. The tiredness was gone. The craving for carbs was gone. I suddenly found myself having a morning and an evening routine including brushing my teeth (something I have always struggled with), meditation, diary writing, physical self care...
I have had the best 2 weeks of my life. I finally truly love myself and enjoy cleaning up after myself and cooking myself incredibly healthy meals!!! I am productive and living full days to the maximum every day! I have totally stopped watching TV and am on my 4th book in 2 weeks! I am gardening, weeding, making art!!!!
Life is finally beautiful. And the best part? I am now daily in contact with my child part whom I tell how much I love all the time and even read a bedtime story to. My poor child part who was locked in the knot in my neck and suffering so much as I was trying to evict her. The pain in my neck and the knot are totally gone and instead I have a sweet little companion who is helping me rediscover the joy in life.
Pete Walker, you have changed my life.
I have since recommended this book to dozens of friends who I know had awful childhoods too and many have picked it up. Each one who does messages me to tell me how much they recognise themselves in the book and I can't wait for all of them to finish it too and find themselves finally living life to the fullest.
I messaged the woman who bought me the book to tell her it was the single greatest gift anyone had ever given me.
Give yourself the gift of a life lived to the fullest. Give yourself the gift of finally healing those wounds that hurt so much and make every day a struggle. You deserve it. And you deserve to love yourself and be loved.

Having only just started using the healing processes in the books, it’s early to say how successful they will be but I am already seeing small improvements and am very optimistic. I’ll hopefully update this review further down the line. It feels important to also share that I have been working with spiritual practices for over ten years and although they have helped to some degree, I resonate with the suggestion in Pete’s books that you can’t just meditate the trauma away and that it needs to be felt and processed.