Pete Walker

Books by Pete Walker in order

Books by Pete Walker in the order they were published, from The Tao of Fully Feeling (1995) to Misadventures of a Very Uncivil Servant (2021).

Authors readers of Pete Walker often like, from our AI-written notes

Judith HermanHer book Trauma and Recovery is a foundational academic text on complex trauma, and it underpins much of the C-PTSD discussion Walker draws on.
Bessel van der KolkHis book The Body Keeps the Score covers how trauma is stored in the body, a topic readers of Walker's emotional-healing work often explore next.
Alice MillerHer writing on childhood emotional wounding and the hidden costs of being a 'gifted child' suits readers interested in the roots of adult emotional patterns.
Gabor MatéHis books on childhood stress, trauma, and addiction take a similar compassionate approach to how early experience shapes adult life.
Tara BrachHer work on mindfulness and self-compassion, such as Radical Acceptance, appeals to readers who want the emotional-acceptance side of recovery.
Richard SchwartzHis Internal Family Systems model offers another way to work with inner critics and protective parts, which overlaps with Walker's ideas about the inner critic.