Wounds of the Soul - Healing from Trauma in a Broken World

Pasquale De Marco

Sinopsis

Trauma is a universal human experience. It can be caused by a wide range of events, from natural disasters and accidents to abuse and violence. No matter what the cause, trauma can have a profound impact on our lives, leading to a variety of physical, emotional, and psychological problems.

In **Wounds of the Soul**, Dr. Pasquale De Marco explores the complex world of trauma. Drawing on the latest research and real-life stories, she provides a comprehensive overview of the different types of trauma, the impact of trauma on the mind and body, and the various ways that people can heal from trauma.

Dr. Pasquale De Marco also examines the role that culture, community, and the media play in shaping our experiences of trauma. She argues that trauma is not simply an individual experience, but a social one as well. The way we respond to trauma is influenced by our cultural beliefs, our social support networks, and the messages we receive from the media.

**Wounds of the Soul** is an essential resource for anyone who has been affected by trauma. It is also a valuable tool for clinicians, counselors, and other professionals who work with trauma survivors. Dr. Pasquale De Marco provides a wealth of practical advice on how to help trauma survivors heal and rebuild their lives.

This book is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit. It is a story of hope and healing. Dr. Pasquale De Marco believes that everyone deserves to live a life free from trauma. She wrote this book to help make that a reality.

**What Readers Will Learn:**

* The different types of trauma and their impact on the mind and body
* The role that culture, community, and the media play in shaping our experiences of trauma
* The various ways that people can heal from trauma
* How to help trauma survivors rebuild their lives
* The importance of creating a trauma-informed society

**Who Should Read This Book:**

* Trauma survivors and their loved ones
* Clinicians, counselors, and other professionals who work with trauma survivors
* Anyone who is interested in learning more about trauma and its effects

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Disponible desde: 02/06/2025.

Longitud de impresión: 155 páginas.

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