Annie Rogers

About the Author

Annie Rogers is a distinguished psychoanalyst, author, and professor whose work bridges the worlds of clinical practice and literary exploration. With a PhD in psychology and decades of experience working with traumatized children and adolescents, she has dedicated her career to uncovering the unspoken dimensions of human suffering and resilience. Drawing from her time in Ireland and her deep engagement with psychoanalysis, Rogers crafts narratives that illuminate the hidden languages of the psyche. Her acclaimed book, The Unsayable: The Hidden Language of Trauma, delves into the profound ways trauma manifests in silence and symbol, offering insights that resonate with therapists, educators, and survivors alike. Through her writing, Rogers advocates for empathetic listening and creative expression as vital tools for healing, influencing contemporary discussions on mental health and narrative therapy.