Deepest Well: Healing the Long-Term Effects of Childhood Trauma and Adversity

Thanks so much. Hopefully more people realize this truth and make remarkable difference to their lives.An important book to read for all.

Am happy with this audio book. Received it in good condition and am happy with my purchase.

As expected

I read this book and discovered two things:1. Stress in childhood is bad.2. Author did a lot for the community.The whole book is a glorified narrative of author's efforts. But no practical or useful advice is offered to the readers.Can be skipped if you are looking to heal.

Ordered this as a gift for someone and didn't open to check it. Once gifted, got informed that it had a lot of blank pages

This book is sobering and liberating. The problem of adverse childhood experiences touches every aspect of our lives and civilization. But the severity of the problem is matched only by the power and hope we have to fix the problem once we see it clearly. The author does a beautiful job of telling both stories: that of the problem and the solution. As someone with 7 ACE's this book validated my experience but inspired me to take responsibility for dealing with the effects of them head on knowing I'm not alone and I'm not crazy. This book is life changing and a total paradigm shift for how we see and deal with the problems of living, both individually and collectively. It is literally the best book I've ever read. It's that important. Read it and become part of the conversation that Nadine Burke Harris has invited us to have to start our collective healing.

Book is well written with a nice build up of backstory to how the author arrived to these ideals and her personal experience throughout. A great read to provoke some introspection and help with self awareness.

Excelente servicio, el libro está muy interesante y viene muy bien el empaque y sin golpes

Very interesting book with breakthrough information about childhood trauma. Very informative and well written. I highly recommend it.

Als Kinderärztin mit fundierter, wissenschaftlicher Aus- und Weiterbildung und langjähriger Berufserfahrung weiß Nadine Burke Harris, wovon sie spricht. Sie beschreibt hier, wie sie allmählich zu der Erkenntnis kam, dass traumatische Kindheitserlebnisse krank machen. Psychosomatische Erkrankungen sind bekannt. Burke Harris weist aber nach, dass seelische Belastungen zu tatsächlichen körperlichen Krankheiten und Anfälligkeiten führen können und dass auch scheinbar gesunde Menschen, die ihre Kindheitstraumata überwunden und sich ein gutes Leben aufgebaut haben, eher zu bestimmten Krankheiten neigen.Der Stil des Buches ist typisch amerikanisch, manchmal plakativ zur besseren Anschaulichkeit und immer spannend und anregend. Die Autorin gibt nicht einfach nur ihre Ideen weiter und interpretiert Statistiken in ihrem Sinne, wie in manchen pseudo-wissenschaftlichen Werken. Sie beschreibt, wie sie ihre Theorie entwickelt und durch Studien auf eine solide Basis stellt.Sehr lesenswert.