true. Moving Beyond Complex Trauma
Catherine Ada Campbell spent her childhood summers with her parents in a travelling carnival, with the giant Ferris Wheel babysitting her for hours. In fourth grade, she waved to crowds atop a parade float. She enjoyed lavish birthday parties and studied ballet. Unlike many of her peers, Campbell knew she was never abused.

But at the age of 34, a chance phone call with her brother shattered everything she thought she knew about her family and her past: her memories were false. A memoir of resilience, perseverance and hope, that also explores and examines past and current trauma treatment modalities. 2024 GOLD FIRST PLACE WINNER: BookFest Awards

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true. Moving Beyond Complex Trauma
Catherine Ada Campbell spent her childhood summers with her parents in a travelling carnival, with the giant Ferris Wheel babysitting her for hours. In fourth grade, she waved to crowds atop a parade float. She enjoyed lavish birthday parties and studied ballet. Unlike many of her peers, Campbell knew she was never abused.

But at the age of 34, a chance phone call with her brother shattered everything she thought she knew about her family and her past: her memories were false. A memoir of resilience, perseverance and hope, that also explores and examines past and current trauma treatment modalities. 2024 GOLD FIRST PLACE WINNER: BookFest Awards

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true. Moving Beyond Complex Trauma

true. Moving Beyond Complex Trauma

by Catherine Ada Campbell
true. Moving Beyond Complex Trauma

true. Moving Beyond Complex Trauma

by Catherine Ada Campbell

Overview

Catherine Ada Campbell spent her childhood summers with her parents in a travelling carnival, with the giant Ferris Wheel babysitting her for hours. In fourth grade, she waved to crowds atop a parade float. She enjoyed lavish birthday parties and studied ballet. Unlike many of her peers, Campbell knew she was never abused.

But at the age of 34, a chance phone call with her brother shattered everything she thought she knew about her family and her past: her memories were false. A memoir of resilience, perseverance and hope, that also explores and examines past and current trauma treatment modalities. 2024 GOLD FIRST PLACE WINNER: BookFest Awards

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9798990509207
Publisher: Perthshire Books
Publication date: 08/01/2024
Pages: 370
Product dimensions: 5.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.94(d)

About the Author

From her earliest childhood, Catherine Ada Campbell struggled with abuse, homelessness, abandonment, and mental illness, not knowing that the happy childhood she remembered was false. A single mom by the time she was 20, she sought wholeness through 45+ years of traditional and experiential therapies, medication, self-help groups, research and education. A writer and former broadcaster, she lives in a small town near the Cascade mountains in Washington state with her husband, and a multitude of visiting wildlife.
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