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Trauma plagues the body of Christ and the world in general, but the conversation on this topic is limited and diluted. Much dysfunction parades in believers lives due to this travesty. In this book, Dr. Charles calls for a mental reset to help each person live their lives to the utmost. This uniquely written book merges academic depth alongside biblical truth to help readers receive implicit deliverance. Charles thoroughly unearths how memories, wounds, and bruises can change the trajectory of one's life via their brains. The case studies included add further validity and autoethnographic perspectives of this manuscript. This book would fare well in various academic and religious settings. Christian counselors and believers alike should indeed add this to their canon of literature. Alexis Maston-McClinton, PhD Remembering the Trauma by Dr. Renee D. Charles, PhD is the most comprehensive and detailed study of the traumatic wounds of the soul and body, written from a biblically sound and physiological position of deliverance and healing. I have longed for such a well-written, balanced teaching in this area for years. Being a seasoned forty-year veteran of deliverance and healing ministry, I recognize and welcome this sound teaching on the damaged emotions, biblically taught in a balanced manner. This book is an excellent tool for the local church and Christian counselors. It will safely bring healing insight and deliverance to so many who are suffering from trauma and afraid to see the need for both biblical and physiological in-sight. Apostle Dr. Ivory Hopkins, a.k.a. The General of Deliverance Overseer and Founder of Pilgrims Ministry of Deliverance Georgetown, Delaware 19947 Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) develops in response to disruptive external experiences that create deep emotional wounds inflicted by the environment onto the mind, body, and soul. In Remembering the Trauma, Dr. Renee Charles proposes a treatment model that incorporates clinical research with biblical truths. This model holds strong potential to empower healing by creating a union of evidence-based practices to rewire the brain with faith-based beliefs that bring a deeper meaning to the process of surviving trauma. This is a must-read for practitioners who incorporate faith-based interventions with therapeutic skills as well as secular therapists seeking to understand better and treat the Christian community. Donna Simons LCSWR, CASAC

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