Fawning by professional trauma therapist [Author Name] shines a thoughtful light on the often-overlooked fourth “F” trauma response: the urge to appease, over-accommodate and stay safe by keeping others happy. Warm, practical and deeply validating, this is a trauma-informed psychology book readers will return to when people-pleasing starts to feel like a trap.
With clear explanations and grounded examples, it explores how fawning can develop through chronic stress, unhealthy dynamics and attachment wounds, and how it can show up in everyday life—at work, in friendships, in family, and in intimate relationships. Rather than blaming, it helps you recognise patterns, understand your nervous system, and begin rebuilding boundaries and self-trust.
Perfect for readers interested in trauma recovery, nervous system regulation, and self-help for people pleasing, as well as carers and clinicians seeking accessible language for clients.
Add it to your shelf and start noticing what your body has been doing for you all along.
