This book contains tables, graphs and illustrations as a PDF file, which you can download from the audiobook page on the website after purchasing it.

For fans of Bessel Kolk's The Body Remembers Everything, The Body Doesn't lies” Alice Miller.

A traumatic experience can change the biological, psychological and social balance of a person for many years. Soon, the memory of one particular event begins to dominate all other experiences.

Peter Levin, Ph.D. and psychotherapist, has long observed how memories allow traumatic events to influence our thoughts, feelings, and actions. In his book, the author proves that trauma and memory are connected, and understanding how this interaction works is fundamental to the treatment of trauma.

From this book you will learn:

- How memory transforms our memories?

– Why are present feelings the basis of our memories?

– What types of memory exist?

– Under what conditions can memory be a healing force, and when - destructive?

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