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"*5 stars* ""...[A] valuable reference tool for practitioners and students working in any field of counseling, social work, teaching at a higher institution of learning or in psychology or psychiatry... The writing style, text font, and layout of chapters make this an easy quick read and allow for deeper understanding throughout... [And] a gem for the fields dealing with the need to build resilience and understand why resilience may exist in some people as they grow into adulthood and not others."" -- ©Doody’s Review Service, 2024, Sherie Huber, MS Education Admin, MS SEL (Benedictine University)"

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Ami Rokach, Ph.D. A clinical psychologist, a member of the psychology dept. at York university in Toronto, and a researcher who has researched and published extensively on loneliness, intimate partner violence, sexuality and sexual abuse, bullying and victimization, the homeless, drug abuse, and criminality. Ami worked at the Ontario Correctional Inst. for 28 years with ‘garden variety’ criminals, sex offenders, and violent, abusive and dangerous criminals, all – or most – of whom experienced ACEs, and continue to inflict it on their children. Additionally, in his private practice, Ami treats people who have undergone ACE and traumatic upheavals in their childhood. Shauna Spirling, M.A.—A Master of Arts graduate from Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo, Canada where she specialized in developmental psychology. Shauna has researched a variety of topics including psychosocial development, regret, older adult development, loneliness, drug and alcohol abuse, and childhood trauma including the effects on experiences in school and adulthood.

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