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Not Every Type of Trauma Recovery Works for Every Type of Person Drawing on the work of Gabor Maté, Bessel van der Kolk and Peter Levine, the author explores concepts that he found to be hidden and understated as he:aggressively dug into his own trauma, curiously explored the strange new world of somatics, and daringly experimented with mind-altering psychedelics. Resources for classic methods such as talk therapy are available, but somatics is a strange new world to most of us, and therapeutic psychedelics may seem far-fetched or even taboo. This book addresses your real, down-to-earth…mehr

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Not Every Type of Trauma Recovery Works for Every Type of Person Drawing on the work of Gabor Maté, Bessel van der Kolk and Peter Levine, the author explores concepts that he found to be hidden and understated as he:aggressively dug into his own trauma, curiously explored the strange new world of somatics, and daringly experimented with mind-altering psychedelics. Resources for classic methods such as talk therapy are available, but somatics is a strange new world to most of us, and therapeutic psychedelics may seem far-fetched or even taboo. This book addresses your real, down-to-earth concerns. It removes barriers and improves accessibility to recovery methods by providing:Evidence-based research, quoted from the experts, explained in layman's terms Advocation of all recovery methods, from the more traditional to the rarely discussed A no-nonsense discussion of what to expect Practical tips to get you started Humorous interjections and inspirational messages to keep you going Trauma is far more common than we think. Whether you are already intimately familiar with yours, or you don't have the words to express it, there are tools available to you. Somatics and therapeutic psychedelics might just be among them. Gather the knowledge you need to guide yourself down the path of trauma recovery.
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Hans P. Anderssen was born and raised in the beautiful Canadian west coast city of Victoria. Hans loves spending time with his family, cold-dipping in the ocean, playing soccer and hiking. He has worked as a forester, pastor, and for the last 15 years in Indigenous reconciliation. The Quiet Part Out Loud is Hans' first book.More resources and Hans' contact info can be found at: Quietpartoutloud.ca