"Traumatic Stress and Long-Term Recovery" is a comprehensive collection that addresses the diversity of traumatic stress, its causes and effects, as well as the available resources for recovery. The accessible presentation highlights the different manifestations of post-traumatic stress, influenced by individual, familial, and group contexts. These include factors such as age, previous trauma experiences, and the presence or absence of social resources. The contributions cover a wide range of traumatic experiences, from environmental disasters like wildfires and Hurricane Katrina to historical events such as the Holocaust. The concluding section of the book, "Healing After Trauma," emphasizes themes such as resilience, forgiveness, religion, and spirituality, utilizing concepts from positive psychology. This book is a valuable resource for psychologists, social workers, researchers, and mental health professionals dealing with issues of stress, loss, coping, and healing.