About

Dr. Iezzi and Dr. Duckworth

30 Years of Expertise in Psychology and Human Resilience

Dr. Iezzi and Dr. Duckworth are highly regarded for their clinical and research skills. They both attended the University of Georgia and interned at Brown University, and have since collaborated on chronic pain, injury, and trauma for thirty years. Dr. Iezzi has worked at a large, complex medical hospital and has been described as “caring, knowledgeable, and direct” by patients. Dr. Duckworth has been a professor of clinical psychology for the past twenty years. She also has significant experience in university administration, currently serving as the Executive Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. She has been recognized for her passion, leadership, and mentoring in helping others.

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Dr. Iezzi and Dr. Duckworth

Our Mission

The book is designed to help you take responsibility for your life and adopt an active approach to discovering your higher purpose and meaning.

Our Vision

The book seeks to promote and support your growth through a caring, encouraging, and empowering approach.

Core Values

Our core values reflect the principles of Reenactments—guiding you towards meaningful, lasting change.

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Understanding

A way to recognize the roots of your behavioral patterns.

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Authentic

A way of life that is genuine, not idealized.

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Responsible

A way of living that highlights you as the agent of change.

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Actionable

A way that encourages you to engage in new actions at any moment.

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Sustainable

A continuously evolving way to manage your life that can be sustained over time.

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Hopeful

An understanding, authentic, responsible, actionable, and sustainable way of life will be the foundation for your optimism and confidence in building a better future.

  • This book compiles a wide range of literature in a way that is easy for both patients and clinicians to understand. The reenactment model itself offers a solid framework to explore the roots of patterned behavior in a meaningful way, increasing awareness and opportunities for change. A must-read for anyone aiming to alter unhealthy behaviors or for clinicians seeking to expand their resources to help others make meaningful changes.

    Dr. Tamara Biederman

    Psychologist in Private Practice

  • Drawing on decades of clinical wisdom and cutting-edge research, Iezzi and Duckworth offer readers a transformative path to understanding and overcoming PTSD. With compassion and clarity, Reenactments provides a powerful new lens to see how trauma shapes the mind and life itself. More than just a summary of expert knowledge, it’s a hands-on guide—helping you recognize the hidden patterns and reenactments that trauma brings and equipping you with real steps to break free.

    Ian R. Nicholson, Ph.D., C.Psych.

    Former President of the Canadian Psychological Association

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