Official Review: The Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Fallacy

[Tars]

With never-ending war conflicts around the world, post-traumatic stress disorder becomes quite a common condition and this book's educational value is unprecedented from this point of view. It helps understand the symptoms and treatment, how people suffering from PTSD feel and the consequences it has on lives. Congratulations on BOTD!

[Srishti Maurya 1]

I think this book is bold. What I appreciate most was the way Andersen gives a voice to survivors, not just labels we place on people but also it's affects. I may suggest if someone who wants to rethink how we understand trauma and it's recovery , this book will stay with you long after you have put it down. I feel like the book may not resonate with everyone. Or the writing style can sometimes feel sense. But all over I appreciate.

[Chinazo Anozie]

It'll be refreshing to see the non-conventional ways H. Nattanya Andersen addresses PTSD in The Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Fallacy. I'm not usually a fan of nonfiction, but I may just check this one out.

[SophiaNd]

H. Nattanya Andersen's "The Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Fallacy" shares the author's deeply human journey through and beyond the invisible torments of PTSD, challenging established notions of mental recovery and offering a potent message of resilience.

[sashimark]

Good one for those who would like to understand the various phases of life and how to deal with it....I loved it

[DeeAnn Noonan 1]

As a person who lives with PTSD and is married to somebody with PTSD the title alone makes me want to read this book. However, just the short part I’ve gotten to read intrigues me and makes me want to read more.

[Fanny Sagita]

Talking about PTSD, I know a close friend who has it, I'm glad I read this book because it made me understand what it's like to be someone who has PTSD.

[Victory Ositaorah]

The Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Fallacy is an enlightening book and I love that I would learn the meaning, symptoms, and modes of treatment of PTSD.

[Idah_Kenei]

Being a survivor of an aeroplane crash is a blessing but it comes with it's challenges. The injuries and PTSD in which the survivors go through takes a toll on their mental health. For sure it is a difficult healing journey.

[Idah_Kenei]

Being a survivor of an aeroplane crash is a blessing but it comes with it's challenges. The injuries and PTSD in which the survivors go through takes a toll on their mental health. For sure it is a difficult healing journey.

[Atieno Magero]

This book provided great information for anyone experiencing PTSD. While the book isn't a substitute for professional medical help, it does provide useful information. I like the simplicity of this book and that the author shares her experiences.

[Bethel Saint Bright]

Post traumatic stress disorder is a sensitive topic. I cringe anytime I hear it because of the volatility of the people dealing with it. I'd love to see how the author handles this sensitive matter.

[Nazma P]

Let's be real. We can all admit that we all have some kind of trauma in our lives. And if you don't, I'm very happy for you. But the people dealing with it, can understand how much it can affect their lives. I think this book is a great source to not only learn information on it, but also will help understand your emotions and feelings better.

[Juliet Sunday]

This book made me realise that really there are jobs that could land one in an experienced PTSD. It’s sad. My heart goes out to everyone dealing with PTSD from their job(s) or otherwise. I’m rooting for y’all. I’m glad I read this review and the sample. It spoke to me. Nice work

[Juliet Sunday]

I never knew one could experience PTSD from their jobs. My heart goes out to EDC everyone in this phase. I’m rooting for y’all. I’m glad I read this book and it’s review. It’s a good one