Title: The Executive Self
Subtitle: Trauma-Informed Clinical Interventions for Executive Dysfunction
Subject Classification:  Psychology, Counselling, Education  
BIC Classification: JKSN1
BISAC Classification: PSY022040, PSY007000, PSY006000
Binding: Hardback, eBook
Planned publication date: Nov 2027
ISBN (Hardback): 978-1-80866-177-8
ISBN (eBook): 978-1-80866-178-5

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Description

This book addresses a critical gap in the field by bridging trauma-informed care with executive function interventions, offering an integrated framework that unites neuroscience, cultural psychology, and clinical practice. It provides reproducible tools, supervision resources, and graduate training content designed for immediate application in clinical and educational settings. A vital guide for clinicians treating trauma-exposed youth, the book bridges the gap between trauma theory and executive function (EF) intervention. An essential resource for mental health professionals, educators, and graduate students seeking to translate neurobiology into effective, real-world practice.

Biography

Author(s):  Dr. Bridgett Tate is a licensed psychologist, assistant professor, and Director of Clinical Training at Prairie View A&M University. Her work advances trauma-informed, neuroaffirming care for adolescents and families, emphasizing psychological assessment, clinical training, juvenile justice, and community mental health.

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