Introduction. Kim Etherington, University of Bristol 1. Trauma, the body and transformation. Kim Etherington. 2. All that you make. Carole Mandeville, counsellor and writer, Kent. 3. Angels nesting in the mind. Ruth Barnett, psychotherapist, London. 4. Stars in a midnight sky. Indu Khurana, personal development practitioner, Sunai, London. 5. Journey of a lifetime. Ginny Mayhew, counsellor. 6. Pretending to be me. Heather Weston, Director, Community Counselling Service, and counsellor, North Somerset. 7. Pain in paradise, healing in the Tao. Michael Len, psychological-pastoral consultant, Bristol. 8. Around the slices of herself. Gillie Bolton, Senior Research Fellow in Medical Humanities, Kings College, London. 9. From the ashes. Matt Valentine, counsellor, therapist and healer, Manchester. 10 The silence of somatisation. Jackie Kneeshaw, counsellor 11. Guardian Angel's Story. Kim Etherington. 12. The weaver's tale: Yarns and threads. Kim Etherington. References. Index.
Kim Etherington is Senior Lecturer at the University of Bristol, and is a BACP accredited counsellor and supervisor in private practice. She has worked as an occupational therapist in NHS general and psychiatric hospitals, Social Services and charitable organisations, including a child guidance clinic and a community for people with autism.
'Having read many books in this area I found the book sustained my interest, increased my awareness of the link between physical pain and emotional pain and has moved me to ask questions...Perhaps by reading this book you will experience new or fresh ways of thinking about the link between trauma and the body.' -HCPJ 'Etherington's book stands out for me as a practitioner in its focus on the link between silence and somatisation and the vast range of resources that people use to transform that trauma, including counselling and psychotherapy. As a researcher, it is compelling reading... This book would be of real value to practitioners, students and trainers interested in narrative inquiry. -Counselling & Psychotherapy Journal
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