An introduction to the widespread impact of trauma, the misunderstandings surrounding it, and what we need to know to work with it more effectively.
An exploration of how trauma shapes our inner stories and how revising them supports self-understanding, healing, and growth.
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Ten conversations with pioneering clinicians and researchers explore how emotional trauma is created, experienced, and healed, drawing on depth psychology, neurobiology, and evolutionary thought.
Marion Woodman, Donald Kalsched, Tina Stromsted, and Bruce Lloyd offer perspectives from depth psychology. Allan Schore, Daniel Siegel, and Ellert Nijenhuis provide neurobiological insights. Sarah Blaffer Hrdy, Randolph Nesse, and James Chisholm contribute evolutionary viewpoints.
An illustrated exploration of how trauma shapes our inner stories and how revising them can support self-understanding, healing, and growth. It is a written version of the presentation.
This interview introduces my concept of the “trauma-world”, explaining what it is and how it develops in response to overwhelming emotional pain and fear.
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