Shedding Light on Trauma in Sports with Dr. Hillary Cauthen’s Hello Trauma

Dr. Hillary Cauthen’s Hello Trauma
Dr. Hillary Cauthen’s Hello Trauma

Trauma is often hidden beneath the surface, particularly in sports, where athletes are expected to be tough and resilient. But underneath all that determination and success, many athletes are dealing with the lasting effects of trauma.

Dr. Hillary Cauthen, a clinical sports psychologist and former college athlete, has made it her mission to raise awareness of this issue through her powerful book, Hello Trauma: Our Invisible Teammate.

Jenkins Group had the privilege of partnering with Dr. Cauthen to help with the pre-press, printing, and distribution of her insightful work. As a result, 2,000 copies of Hello Trauma: Our Invisible Teammate are now in the hands of readers eager to better understand the psychological impact of trauma—particularly within the world of sports.

Let’s take a closer look at Dr. Cauthen’s book, how we helped bring it to life, and why it’s significantly impacting how we view trauma and healing.

 

Dr. Cauthen’s Mission: Destigmatizing Trauma and Promoting Growth

Throughout her career, Dr. Cauthen has focused on helping people understand that trauma doesn’t have to be an obstacle—it can be a catalyst for positive growth and success. As a sports psychologist, she’s witnessed firsthand the deep emotional scars many athletes carry, often hidden behind the facade of physical excellence. Her book aims to change the narrative by looking at trauma from a psychological perspective and offering practical tools for healing.

In Hello Trauma: Our Invisible Teammate, Dr. Cauthen takes a deep dive into what trauma is, how it affects us, and how it shows up in our lives. Using creative storytelling, she brings trauma to life through fictional characters and experiences. This makes it easier for readers to recognize their own struggles in the stories, helping them understand their emotional journeys.

Dr. Cauthen’s work is designed for everyone—not just those who have personally faced trauma—but especially for coaches, athletes, executives, and leaders who want to learn new ways to grow and move forward after facing challenges.

 

A Partnership in Publishing: Jenkins Group’s Role in Hello Trauma: Our Invisible Teammate

Jenkins Group played a vital role in bringing Hello Trauma: Our Invisible Teammate to life, from pre-press to the final print run. Our team provided comprehensive support, ensuring Dr. Cauthen’s vision was executed to perfection.

Key services we provided included:

  • Pre-Press Support: Assisting with the final preparations of the manuscript, ensuring everything was ready for printing.
  • Printing: Managing the production of 2,000 high-quality copies of Hello Trauma.
  • Distribution: Facilitating the distribution process, making sure the book reached those who would benefit from its message.

This partnership allowed Dr. Cauthen to focus on her expertise in trauma and healing while Jenkins Group handled the logistical aspects of publishing.

 

The Impact: A New Perspective on Trauma and Healing

Hello Trauma: Our Invisible Teammate has already made waves in the world of sports psychology and beyond. Dr. Cauthen’s unique approach to addressing trauma allows readers to not only recognize their own emotional challenges but also see trauma as an opportunity for growth.

The book has resonated with a wide audience—from athletes to coaches to executives—encouraging everyone to reframe their understanding of trauma and explore strategies for healing.

Ready to Publish Your Own Book?

If you’re looking to bring your book to life, whether it’s focused on personal growth, professional development, or an anniversary, Jenkins Group is here to help. From manuscript preparation to printing and distribution, we offer a comprehensive suite of services to ensure your vision becomes a reality.

Contact our team today to learn how we can help you create a publication that leaves a lasting impact. Let’s make something remarkable—together.

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