Jeremy Woodcock is in independent practice as a psychotherapist, supervisor, teacher, and writer. He has spent his professional life as a psychotherapist working with survivors of trauma. He was Consultant Family Therapist and Head of Groupwork at Freedom from Torture and Director of Family therapy training at the University of Bristol (UK), and is advisor and consultant to a wide variety of organizations working with trauma and its after effects.

• 1. Introduction.- 2. Beginnings.- 3. Body, Brain, and Trauma.- 4. Creating a Welcome.- 5. Trauma, Attachment, and Resilience.- 6. When Secure Attachments are Blown Apart.- 7. Trauma, Pain, and Transformation.- 8. Trauma and Death.- 9. Social Systems that Promote Attachment Versus Systems that Create Trauma.- 10. When Disaster Strikes.- 11. Learning to Look After Ourselves.- 12. Mainly Theory.

Jeremy Woodcock is in independent practice as a psychotherapist, supervisor, teacher, and writer. He has spent his professional life as a psychotherapist working with survivors of trauma. He was Consultant Family Therapist and Head of Groupwork at Freedom from Torture and Director of Family therapy training at the University of Bristol (UK), and is advisor and consultant to a wide variety of organizations working with trauma and its after effects.

• 1. Introduction.- 2. Beginnings.- 3. Body, Brain, and Trauma.- 4. Creating a Welcome.- 5. Trauma, Attachment, and Resilience.- 6. When Secure Attachments are Blown Apart.- 7. Trauma, Pain, and Transformation.- 8. Trauma and Death.- 9. Social Systems that Promote Attachment Versus Systems that Create Trauma.- 10. When Disaster Strikes.- 11. Learning to Look After Ourselves.- 12. Mainly Theory.

Jeremy Woodcock is in independent practice as a psychotherapist, supervisor, teacher, and writer. He has spent his professional life as a psychotherapist working with survivors of trauma. He was Consultant Family Therapist and Head of Groupwork at Freedom from Torture and Director of Family therapy training at the University of Bristol (UK), and is advisor and consultant to a wide variety of organizations working with trauma and its after effects.

• 1. Introduction.- 2. Beginnings.- 3. Body, Brain, and Trauma.- 4. Creating a Welcome.- 5. Trauma, Attachment, and Resilience.- 6. When Secure Attachments are Blown Apart.- 7. Trauma, Pain, and Transformation.- 8. Trauma and Death.- 9. Social Systems that Promote Attachment Versus Systems that Create Trauma.- 10. When Disaster Strikes.- 11. Learning to Look After Ourselves.- 12. Mainly Theory.