The Fawn Response Healing Workbook: A Workbook for Healing People-Pleasing, Dissociation, and Over-Accommodation

Do you find yourself constantly people-pleasing, dissociating, or freezing in stressful situations, mistaking these reactions for shyness or social anxiety? Have you read general trauma books but felt stuck, unable to shift the automatic fawn response that leaves you exhausted and over-accommodating? The Fawn Response Healing Workbook offers a compassionate and practical path forward. Grounded in over fifteen years of trauma recovery expertise, this guide provides a structured, case-study-driven approach to understanding the roots of your fawn response and actively healing it. Through relatable anonymized client stories and step-by-step exercises, you will learn to regulate your nervous system, reclaim your voice, set effective boundaries, and navigate conflict with confidence. Move beyond theory to practical application and integrate your fawn response to build resilience, express your needs authentically, and foster genuine connection.

About the author

Margaret Ashton is a seasoned therapist and trauma recovery specialist with over fifteen years of experience guiding individuals through complex trauma and nervous system dysregulation. She has developed and facilitated numerous workshops focused on somatic healing and attachment repair. Ashton is deeply committed to making evidence-based trauma recovery techniques accessible and practical for everyday use. Her work is characterized by a blend of clinical insight and compassionate, actionable guidance, empowering clients to reclaim their sense of self and build resilient lives.

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E-bog: 10. juni 2026