JAMIE MARICH, Ph.D. (she/they) speaks internationally on topics related to EMDR therapy, trauma, addiction, dissociation, expressive arts, yoga, and mindfulness, and maintains a private practice in her home base of Warren, OH. Marich has written numerous books, notably Trauma and the 12 Steps- An Inclusive Guide to Recovery. She has won numerous awards for LGBT+ and mental health advocacy, specifically in reducing stigma around dissociative disorders through the sharing of her own lived experience.
"Just as important as The Body Keeps the Score (but an easier read
for me)."
—5-star reader review
"... a refreshing and necessary addition to the clinical discussion
of trauma and dissociation."—EMMA SUNSHAW, creator of the System
Speak podcast and author of If Tears Were Prayers
"The fresh approach we’ve needed ... that challenges the status quo
of treatment and the stigma around mental health and
addiction."—ANNA DAVID, best-selling author of Party Girl
"I will recommend this book to my clients."—VERONICA VALLI, author
of Soberful and cohost of the Soberful podcast
"Marich’s honesty about her personal experiences combined with her
professional knowledge serve to demystify and de-pathologize a
common adaptive survival response and to provide readers with hope
and embodied self-compassion."
—JANE CLAPP, author and founder of Jungian Somatics
"An honest look at the realities dissociative survivors face—within
and outside of the mental health care system."—ADRIAN A. FLETCHER,
PsyD, MA, psychologist, writer, and empowerment speaker living and
thriving with dissociative identities
"As a survivor of childhood sexual abuse and complex trauma with
dissociative identity disorder (DID), I've been waiting for this
book."—LARRY RUHL, artist, advocate, and author of the best-selling
memoir Breaking the Ruhls
"Dr. Jamie Marich is the rebel pilot that the trauma field
desperately needs.... all readers will find value in this
book."—JUSTINE MASTIN, MA, LMFT, LADC, E-RYT 200, coauthor of
Starship Therapise
"This book offers solutions that empower, motivate, and inspire us
to stay the course on our healing journey."—ANNA PIRKL, coauthor of
Transforming Trauma with Jiu-Jitsu
"If you are looking for a sensitive and respectful work on
dissociation . . . you will find it here. This is the book for
us."—DR. ANDRÉ MAURÍCIO MONTEIRO, Espaçao da mente, Brazil
"Groundbreaking. . . . A must-read for anyone looking to improve
their mental health and break free from the stigma of
dissociation."—ERICA HORNTHAL, LCPC, BC-DMT, author of Body
Aware
"[This book] approaches the topic on a human level with real-life
examples, avoiding academic jargon and providing straightforward
ways of looking at dissociation."—ANN GOELITZ, PhD, LCSW, author of
From Trauma to Healing
"A must-read for any clinician working with trauma, as well as
anyone who experiences dissociation or who has a relationship with
someone who does.”
—PAUL FOXMAN, PhD, author of Dancing with Fear
"Dissociation Made Simple has taken my understanding as a
trauma-informed somatic therapist to a whole new level. Bravo to
Jamie Marich."
—STEPHANIE CITRON, PhD, clinical psychologist and trainer
"Dr. Marich instructs readers how to recast their unique
experiences with dissociation as the superpower it is."—AARON
SANDERS, director of GARAGE and Founder of 72 Hour Hold
"Insightful, stigma-smashing, and lovingly well-informed, this book
. . . masters beautifully what our field should have done all
along: honor and amplify the voices of those with lived
experience.”
—TYNDAL E. SCHREINER, MA, LPC, blogger and social media educator
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