Everything I have read from the Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation has been on point and this little booklet does not disappoint either. I love that it is short and to the point.
The first thing you ought to know is that this comes from a Christian counseling world view. It is based on Biblical principles (nouthetic counseling). If you are not a Christian who holds scripture as good for all things that pertain to life and godliness, you may not enjoy this, though I believe you will benefit from it.
Second, it does focus primarily on redeeming memories of past sin as one reviewer said. While there are a few references to victimization in this booklet, I would careful in applying the Truths to victims. I am currently studying how to counsel people who have undergone trauma, so I had to do some tweaking as I read. If that is what you are seeking, some of the Biblical principles won't be a one-to-one correlation. However some of the basic Truths still apply. I have yet to find a valid source specifically dealing with trauma victims. With the necessary care and discernment in application, this is the closest I've found. After this I plan on doing a search of CCEF resources ([...]). If I don't find anything there... look for my book! ;)
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