• Jul 9, 2026 the body keeps the score mind brain and body in th View of Trauma and Healing The body keeps the score reminds us that healing from trauma is a complex, multifaceted process requiring attention to the mind, brain, and body. Recognizing the embodied nature of trauma challenges us to adopt integrated treatment approaches that resp BY Ms. Eula Herzog
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