Tělo nezapomíná - Psychofyziologie a léčba traumatu – Rothschildová Babette (2015)

The Body Keeps the Score, a book full of captivating case studies, connects the body and mind in the healing of post-traumatic stress disorder. It will engage medical professionals, researchers, students, and general readers alike. For clinical doctors and their patients, it holds immense value in understanding the psychophysiology of trauma and knowing how to deal with its manifestations. This book presents a modern interpretation of its physiology, as it clearly illuminates the impact of trauma on the body and the phenomenon of somatic memory. Currently, there is a belief that people who have been traumatized in some way carry a hidden memory of the traumatic events in their brain and body. This memory often manifests in the symptomatology of post-traumatic stress disorder as nightmares, flashbacks, fearful reactions, and dissociative behavior. Essentially, the body of a traumatized individual does not want to be ignored. Rothschild bridges the gap between scientific theory and clinical practice, building a bridge that connects the gaps between verbal and body therapy while presenting principles and touchless techniques through which one can be understanding of the body and acknowledge its demands. In light of their relevance for clinical professionals, it unifies current knowledge from...