Gateway To Trauma Repair
About the Book
Written for practitioners as well as everyday people who struggle with various traumas in their life, Gateway to Trauma Repair: A story from 17th Century Canada will inform and inspire readers. Dr. Julie uses a story from history as a parable so you can become acquainted with a true-life heroine, the first female property holder in Canada, Madeleine de Roybon D’Allone. Madeleine came from the Court of the French King to Quebec in 1671 for the purpose of healing from various trauma (sexual abuse) symptoms. The reader will be invited into her life’s story as she explores the wilderness in Canada, and grows in her sense of personal identity. It ends with her being captured by the Indians and taken to their village to live. The spiritual aspect of this book reveals how faith can help overcome the triggers and problems occurring because of trauma. Each chapter has a “Dr. Julie Deep Dive” narrative which will help the reader heal.
About the Author
Dr. Julie is a Licensed Psychologist + devoted Christian for over 50 years
Dr. Julie Caton, a licensed psychologist in the State of New York, has been serving the mental health community for nearly 50 years. She has served as a consultant for the court system and the local Head Start program.
Throughout her life, she has always set her compass on her true north— Jesus Christ. When she experienced a divine healing in 2015, Dr. Julie enrolled in the Global Awakening’s Christian Healing Certificate Program, and achieved the level as “practitioner.”
She is involved with her nondenominational church’s altar ministry at Living Waters in LeRoy, NY. Besides her role as a teacher in various jail and adult programs, Dr. Caton is a sought-out speaker for conferences. She enjoys helping clients in her psychology practice, and spends time with her horse, dogs, swimming and reading. She has two grown children and one granddaughter.