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What if your deepest wounds aren't meant to break you—but to remake you?
Trauma can feel permanent. The flashbacks, the hyper-vigilance, the weight of grief that follows you into ordinary moments—it all signals that something in you is frozen. But it isn't. And this book shows you why.
In How to Heal from Trauma: Embracing Self-Compassion Is the Key, author Adam Lucas draws on four decades of Buddhist contemplative practice, personal experience with devastating loss, and the latest findings in neuroscience to illuminate a path most trauma books miss: the path inward, through self-compassion.
Lucas demystifies the neurobiology of trauma—why your amygdala stays on high alert, how cortisol reshapes memory, and why the same neuroplasticity that encoded your pain can actively rewire your brain toward healing. But this isn't just science. It's wisdom rooted in the Buddhist principle of anicca— impermanence—which teaches that nothing is fixed, not even your suffering.
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Titre : How to Heal from Trauma
Éditeur : Mel Pine
Date d'édition : 2026
Reliure : PAP
Etat : New