Based on a tri-phasic treatment model, this guide details techniques, protocols, and interventions related to cognitive behavioral therapy for working with trauma survivors. Baranowsky, a clinical psychologist specializing in trauma, and Gentry, a psychotherapist and consultant specializing in traumatic stress and compassion fatigue, focus on the use of the principle of reciprocal inhibition as a core skill and explain the foundations of the tri-phasic model and behavioral, cognitive, and cognitive behavioral therapy, as well as physiological pathways for behavioral phenomena; the skills and techniques for the treatment phases of safety and stabilization, working through trauma and traumatic memories, and reconnection with the self, family, and loved ones; and integrative and clinician self-care models. This edition includes a new section on forward-facing trauma therapy. Annotation ©2015 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)