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James Encinas's first book, Wheeling to Healing…Broken Heart on a Bicycle: Understanding and Healing Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) built a foundation of hope for healing embedded memories of trauma from childhood. The second book, a companion, Your Own Wheeling to Healing, offers readers a way to own their process of healing, and to share it with others. Selling Points: Information and exercises in each of the 26 chapters offer hope for healing in support of the thesis of Encinas's first book, Wheeling to Healing. Your Own Wheeling to Healing offers permission to form healing…mehr

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James Encinas's first book, Wheeling to Healing…Broken Heart on a Bicycle: Understanding and Healing Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) built a foundation of hope for healing embedded memories of trauma from childhood. The second book, a companion, Your Own Wheeling to Healing, offers readers a way to own their process of healing, and to share it with others. Selling Points: Information and exercises in each of the 26 chapters offer hope for healing in support of the thesis of Encinas's first book, Wheeling to Healing. Your Own Wheeling to Healing offers permission to form healing communities and empowers lay persons to create positive change in society. Making the essence of ACEs science useful to individuals and informal groups is the motivation behind Encinas's work as a change-maker and thought leader. Audience: All readers of Wheeling to Healing who desire a way to put into place a gentle, yet dynamic way to foster healing in people with embedded childhood memories of trauma. Adolescents to senior citizens will find the descriptions and practices accessible and practical whether they use the book as a self-help guide or a curriculum to lead a community group.
Autorenporträt
A former actor and grade school teacher, now a parent education specialist, teacher trainer and public speaker, James Encinas uses his creative skills in experiential workshops to instruct participants about the impact of trauma on childhood development. The non-judgmental space he creates allows probationers to engage in healing their emotional damage, learn about prevention of future child abuse and domestic violence, and to educate teachers to work with students who live in unsafe environments. James wrote Wheeling to Healing...Broken Heart on a Bicycle: Understanding and Healing from Adverse Childhood Experiences, a book and a 26-week curriculum. He is a Fellow from the first class of Aspen Institute's Teacher Leaders, a member of the Aspen Global Leadership Network and an activist for healing.