Wounds into Wisdom

Hardcover edition won multiple awards:2020 Nautilus Book Award--GOLD/Psychology 2020 Book Award from the Jewish Women’s Caucus of the Association for Women in Psychology, 2019 Book of the Year Award Finalist in Religion and Self-Help categories. The hardcover edition was promoted with a national tour to many indie bookstores, whom we will be contacting with news of the paperback edition. Paperback edition will feature a new foreword by Gabor Mate new preface by Tirzah, and a reading group guide for individuals and groups IMPORTANTLY: Just as My Grandmother’s Hands is rooted in the author’s Black experience, but is a book intended for a much broader audience, Wounds into Wisdom, while rooted in the Jewish experience, is intended to help unravel and heal any inherited trauma. Author outlines 7 prescriptive principles for healing inherited trauma in additional to descripting this trauma precisely. The author remains very engaged in promoting her work in intergenerational healing. Currently she is offering a 7 week module video through the Shift Network, is featured in a two-issue article on the subject in Psychology Today magazine, and is featured in an experts panel related to the film titled The Wisdom of Trauma by Gabor Maté. The author is charismatic and in demand as an interviewee. Author has an established network and is very active on social media. She has 1.9K friends on her personal Facebook page, and 1.4 likes on her Public Figure Facebook page. The interest in intergenerational trauma continues to grow as can be seen in the sales of books like My Grandmother’s Hands.