Warrior's Return

So much attention is given to the emotional symptoms of returning soldiers with little, if any for the wounding of their hearts. Dr. Ed Tick, author of War and the Soul and director of Soldier’s Heart has worked for more than three decades to develop and apply a model for not just treating post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), but for actually healing the condition at the origin of the wound. In his first book he mapped out the inner world of the combat survivor with a portrait of the soul at war and now, with his newest writing, Warrior’s Return, he provides a detailed holistic, cultural and spiritual understanding of PTSD and the way home through the restoration of the spiritual warrior. As a combat veteran myself, Dr. Tick’s work has been invaluable in my return home and for a new life after war. Modern diagnostic procedures have not offered much for a problem that historically has existed throughout the many millennium mankind has been determined to grapple with each other, however now veterans from all wars, past and present, have the information needed with this amazing approach. John Wesley Fisher, DC, Vietnam veteran and Author, Angels in Vietnam, Not Welcome Home, The War after the War, With the Flip of a Coin.

I'm so so glad that this book has been published, what a invaluable resource!

I was introduced to Ed Tick through his wonderful book War and the Soul. This book was life changing for me and so many others.

Now with Ed's newest work Warrior's Return I expect the same. I read Warrior's Return from cover to cover over several days.

Warrior's Return provides a map for healing not only the many wounds of war but also for reclaiming a culture of caring and community that our country so desperately needs.

Thanks so much.

Ron McCollum

Lawndale, NC