Book Recommendations

These are books we recommend for many different reasons. Learning about humanitarian outreach is a lifelong marathon, not a sprint. Enjoy it.

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Gunilla Hamne, Ulf Sandström

Trauma Tapping Technique

We have written this book as a village handbook, for laymen and professionals. Download the pdf and learn First Aid Stress & Trauma now >>.

Bessel Van der Kolk

The Body Keeps the Score

The state of the art classic for understanding coding and decoding of trauma, research and clinical applications coming from body to mind (bottom-up) and mind to body (top-down).

Judith Simon Prager

The Worst Is Over

This is a must for every person wanting to know what to say to be of support and comfort even in the most dire situations of life and death, accidents or sorrow. First responders all over the world use it. There is a chapter in Trauma Tapping Technique on this, by Judith.

Peta Stapleton

The Science behind Tapping

Is anyone asking you if there is qualified research on tapping? The answer is yes, and this is a book on it by one of the most prominent researchers in the field, from Bond University.

Peter Levine

Waking the Tiger

Peter was one of the first to observe how trauma affects wild animals differently from us humans and domesticated animals. How it can get "stuck" in our systems and why. A classic.

Viktor E. Frankl

Man's Search for Meaning

A classic written by a psychiatrist who survived the concentration camps of WWII and is the creator of logotherapy - therapy focusing on existential meaning. "Humor is the highest healer".

Eve Ensler

In the Body of the World

Eve founded City of Joy in Congo, a refuge for women, where we have taught First Aid Stress & Trauma. A fantastic book for understanding the impact of gender based violence and healing.

Father Gregory Boyle

Tattoos On the Heart

Father G is the founder of Homeboy Industries, the worlds biggest and most successful gang-rehabilitation project in LA. We love the way Homeboy supports it's community and support with our tools of tapping and Havening.

Judith Herman

Trauma and Recovery

When Trauma and Recovery was first published in 1992, it was hailed as a groundbreaking work. It has changed the way we think about and treat traumatic events and trauma victims. About the systems that allow abuse.

Dr Ronald Ruden

When The Past Is Always Present

Dr Ronald Ruden who was baffled how easily a phobia could be cured with tapping. He spent 16 years researching the neurological underpinnings and came up with a scientific model for decoding trauma, and Havening Techniques.