The Body Keeps the Score: Brain, Mind, and Body in the Healing of Trauma by Bessel van der Kolk, MD | Key Takeaways, Analysis & Review

"Great points about trauma" according to Amazon Customer. Have you ever had a near-death experience? Or have you been traumatized and felt you life change forever? In "The Body Keeps Score," Bessel van der Kolk, MD, explores the ways in which trauma rewires the brain and changes the way people experience the world. This review is compelling, breaking down van der Kolk's thesis into 9 key takeaways with analysis into what it all means. With millions affected by traumatic experiences, its imperative for us to better understand the effects of trauma and PTSD.I loved how Instaread analyzed each key takeaway and explored their meaning. The section on how traumatic ev. "A blessing in disguise !! A true life saver" according to David Peters. A great book if you are in need or just want confirmation. This book goes in depth describing different mental issues and how the person overcame them. A triumphant display of words that are the truth and as close as one can get to a story. My wife has many of the same issues and we both have read the book and it has not only helped us to understand what we didn't understand or what other were not willing to share, but it has also helped us to proceed to the next therapy to help my wife recover from this awful illness. A must read for people who need help, understanding and clarity on PTSD, anxiety disord. "Waste of money" according to F. MEade. The book "the body keeps the score" is one of the best books I've ever read on trauma however this pamphlet is certainly not worth buying. It does not do justice to the lifelong work of Dr. Vanderkolk

Van der Kolk, who has researched trauma since the 1970s, first became interested in trauma after meeting with Vietnam veterans who had a very hard time living their lives after returning from the war.PLEASE NOTE: This is key takeaways of the book and NOT the original book.. Bessel van der Kolk, MD, explores the ways in which trauma rewires the brain and changes the way people experience the world. Trauma affects the mind and body immensely and prevents those affected from living in the present