Nearly everyone will experience some sort of trauma during life. Whether they have weathered a large-scale event like hurricane Katrina, 9/11, or the shootings at Columbine or Virginia Tech, or they are dealing with their own personal Ground Zero, trauma victims need a special kind of understanding and help in order to heal and move on in life.
What do you do when life deals you a crippling blow? Life's traumas can overwhelm body and heart. When we hurt, we cannot simply "get over" the anger, guilt, fear, and depression. But there is hope. Surviving the Storms of Life can help lead the way to recovery. Combining the talents and insights of bestselling author and trauma specialist H. Norman Wright with the pastoral and ministry experience of Matt and Julie Woodley, Surviving the Storms of Life offers strength and encouragement in the face of personal tragedy.
Extensive counseling and pastoral experience aside, the authors wrote this book after taking the awful journey themselves. They speak honestly of what it means to cry out to God and to discover his shaping, healing presence.
With positive stories and expert advice, their book shows you that there is hope for recovery no matter what trauma you have been through. If you or someone you love is held captive by tragedy, this book can be the first step toward living the full and fulfilling life that we were meant to live.
H. Norman Wright is a bestselling author, a certified trauma specialist, and a licensed marriage, family, and child therapist. Julie Woodley, a certified trauma counselor, is founder and director of Restoring the Heart (www.rthm.cc), a ministry to those who are wounded through life events. Matt Woodley is senior pastor at The Three Village Church in Long Island, New York.
By H. Norman Wright, Matt Woodley, and Julie WoodleyPaperback, 208 pages, Revell
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