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BOOKS

A Foundation for Healing Trauma

Gerald is well known and respected for his work with community workers and members through out Canada. His ancestral background is Haida Nation and German. In 1997 Gerald started to heal a traumatic injury, In 2000, Gerald had a vision of a sensory from the trauma event travelling into the mind ( Brain Structure) and Body (muscles and organs) . Gerald went to research on “understanding how sensory imprints of trauma are created in the mind and body and spirit”. And how to release the traumatic stress/emotional residue from the body in a safe way.

Victims of the Past

Victims of the Past provides a clear understanding of Canadian history from a First Nations point of view. Gerald Kiesman has spent 20 years researching how the Indigenous, First Nation, Metis and Inuit people have been impacted by colonization. Upon his research, he recognized that the history written about Canada and the Indigenous, First Nations, Inuit and Metis peoples was far outdated and was from a one-sided view, the European point of view.

Trauma Healing Guide

In 1997, Gerald Kiesman started to heal from a traumatic event he experienced. Gerald recognized that information on trauma in books and on the internet was written in academic terminology. Gerald believed it was important to write a book about trauma in layman’s term (easy to understand) and healing exercises. In 2000, Gerald started to develop the book.

With 16 years of research on trauma, post-traumatic stress disorder, and healing exercises, Gerald has developed this trauma healing guide that provides a basic understanding of trauma along with healing exercises.

The “Trauma Healing Guide” is a valuable resource for trauma survivors, community workers, caregivers, foster parents, military personnel and veterans.