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Author_Winniey E. Maduro
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inherited trauma
integrative psychotherapy
intergenerational trauma
neurobiological
neuropsychosocial disintegration
post-traumatic growth
psyche
psychosocial
psychosocial health
psychosocial resources
psychosocial trauma
psychosomatic
psychosomatic therapy
PTSD
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resilient wellbeing
social psychology
somatic response
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transgenerational trauma
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traumatic stress disorder
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- ISBN 9781538195840
- Dimensions: 152 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 20 Nov 2024
- Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Hardback
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Neuropsychosocial Integration: A Practical Approach to Discharging Trauma and Recovering the Authentic Self explores the incidence of psychosocial trauma in ordinary life as it persists across generations. For those who have been exposed in some way to adverse lived experiences and/or protracted psychosocial stress, a manifestation of psychosocial trauma is disintegration in the self and in between the body and mind. Integration can be recovered, along with authenticity in the self and well-being in the body and mind, through the toolkit the author presents in the form of the acronym and metaphoric quiverful of SPEARS: Somato-Psycho-Emotional Attunement and Relational Safety. Featuring case studies, this book holds a specific appeal for graduate-student trauma researchers, therapists, and clinicians, as well as lay individuals exploring their own traumas.
Winniey E. Maduro, PhD is a research psychologist and lecturer in the neurobiology of the psychosocial. Her research focuses on neuropsychosocial adaptations to adverse lived experiences and posttraumatic growth across generations. Dr. Maduro lectures internationally on psychosocial trauma and resources, teachers and supervises integrative psychotherapy and research methods at the University of South Wales, and is a specialist examiner for child’s health and well-being at the University of Cambridge.
