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Holding Space
My Story of Grief, Remembering, and Thriving After Traumatic Loss
Dr. Arielle wrote this to be a companion, not a cure. It follows her own path through the loss of her daughter, Jordyn, and her father. It stays honest about the rollercoaster rather than rushing to the part where things resolve.
She touches parental loss, child loss, divorce and the losses that do not have names. Alongside the story she brings what she knows as a therapist, so the reader gets both the experience and the training.
Written for anyone who has lost someone or something they loved and is looking for meaning in what came after. Also for the people supporting them. Content note · Includes parental and child loss
United We Serve, United We Heal
A Practical Guide to Healing Racial Trauma
A working guide to healing racial trauma at both the personal and the community level. Dr. Arielle draws on her counseling practice and her military service to lay out what individual peace requires and what collective repair asks of a group.
The emphasis throughout is on strategies a reader can actually use, and on the strength communities build when they do this work together rather than alone.
Written for individuals carrying racial trauma and for the organizations and communities trying to deconstruct the impact of racial trauma and restore trust.
