Sensory Pathways to Healing from Trauma

This insightful audiobook by clinical researcher Ruth A. Lanius delves into how psychological trauma affects the brain's sensory pathways and emphasizes the importance of sensory-based interventions in recovery. Through a blend of neurobiological insights and real-life survivor reflections narrated by multiple voices, the book addresses the brain-body disconnect experienced by trauma survivors. Each chapter includes practical "Bridging to Practice" sections that demonstrate how engaging sensory pathways can enhance neuroplasticity and improve the efficacy of traditional psychotherapies. The foreword, narrated by expert Daniel J. Siegel, sets the stage for this comprehensive exploration.