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How do I obtain the Seeking Safety book and related materials? Where is information for institutional orders (tax ID number, W-9 form, DUNS, etc.) What languages has the book been translated into? What materials are required to implement Seeking Safety? How do I obtain the Seeking Safety book and related materials? See order. The original English language version of the book can also be obtained directly from amazon.com or other booksellers.
For Seeking Safety, there is the Seeking Safety book, translations of the book, training DVDs (also available in VHS format), a poster of the Safe Coping Skills (also available in Spanish), a card deck of the Safe Coping Skills. For A Woman's Addiction Workbook, there is the book only. See available items for a description of each of these.
Where is information for institutional orders (tax ID number, W-9 form, DUNS, etc.)
Institutional information is readily available.
What languages has the book been translated into?
Spanish, French, German, Swedish. Currently translations are underway in Chinese, Dutch, and Polish. See Translations for information. What materials are required to implement Seeking Safety? The Seeking Safety book is required; all else is optional. More: Lisa intentionally wanted to create a low-cost, easy-to-implement model that could help improve services without requiring a high threshold (significant cost, resources, or supervision). Many trauma and/or substance abuse programs and clients have limited resources, and Seeking Safety was designed to help meet the public health need for a low-cost treatment. Optional materials include the Seeking Safety training videos; on-site training; phone consultation; card deck; poster; and translations. All were developed based on feedback from clinicians who indicated that these would be helpful.
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