The Revolutionary Trauma Release Process
Transcend Your Toughest Times
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Life is stressful, anxiety-provoking, and frequently traumatic. The result is that many of us are hurting, and often we are unaware of how deep our hurt runs.
The painful experiences we go through aren't simply "over and done with" once we pass through them, however. They each leave their mark, etched deep into both the psyche and the body, affecting how well we function from this point onwards.
The Revolutionary Trauma Release Process shows, in simple language, the effects that stress, anxiety, and trauma have on our mental well-being and our physical health. We discover that trauma is par for the course in any life, but that even the most damaging events can become a pathway to a more fulfilling and meaningful experience.
The magic of the approach of David Berceli's Trauma Release Process is that it can be utilized by anyone, any place on the planet, even when professional help is beyond the individual's reach. A person can use the process either as a stand-alone stress reduction or trauma release process or in conjunction with other modalities. The exercises are versatile and can be used to affect a wide range of hyperarousal states such as anxiety, irritability, exaggerated, startle response, etc. These exercises can help to reestablish a person's psychophysical homeostasis by relaxing body tension and returning them to an emotionally healthy place.
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The emotional trauma we suffer as children not only shapes our emotional lives as adults but also affects our physical health and overall well-being. Scientists now know on a biochemical level exactly how parents' chronic fights, divorce, death in the family, being bullied or hazed, and growing up with a hypercritical, alcoholic, or mentally ill parent can leave permanent, physical "fingerprints" on our brains.
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some disturbing content, overall very imformative
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it's just ok
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Narration for kindergarteners...
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If Only
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Fascinating science in brain biology
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destressifying
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Fantastic content and narration
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This book saved my life!
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Inspirational yet "Informercional"
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Mental health is a physical process
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The Tapping Solution
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Do you have things in your life that you wish were different . . . but you don’t know how to change? The Tapping Solution offers a new technique to deal with seemingly impossible situations. Tapping, also known as EFT, is a powerful tool for improving your life on multiple levels: mental, emotional, and physical. It has been proven to effectively address a range of issues - from anxiety, chronic pain, addiction, and fear, to weight control, financial abundance, stress relief, and so much more.
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Comment on Stacy Allens negative review
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Good info, hard to listen sometimes
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Power
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A “Powerful” book
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- Victor Courtright Jr.
- 02-06-20
TRE - The next great natural healing tool!
Listened to this book in one evening, just before attending three day level 1 training. A great resource that explains the who, what, when, where of TRE.
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- Lisa
- 05-06-23
A wonderful practice that’s accessible for all
Thank you for sharing TRE as a practical tool to help trapped stress and trauma to move through the body. I watch my dogs process their stress and anxiety through shaking, stretching and yawning, and yet the human animal in modern day has been conditioned for control and composure. This is the first somatic practice that has made sense to me.
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- Ellen Anderson
- 02-27-21
worthwhile reading for anyone in mental health
well written, well read. This process could help anyone in a mental health field, especially people who are struggling with PTSD.
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- Ada
- 10-27-19
Amazing
Everyone should read this book, in order to be able to fully understand his organisme
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- Amazon_Customer
- 01-25-23
Such a gift
My yoga instructor recommended this book for my instructor training. I am also a therapist. I love somatic work to help with improving overall wellbeing. Such an excellent resource the author gifted us with.
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- wilma
- 04-18-23
Stress and trauma
This book is a excellent resource for people who have PTS anxiety and depression, recommend highly
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- Valerie
- 12-28-19
Disappointed
Lots of hard-to-hear stories; not much self help. During one exercise, the author emphasized that it was important to have a friend or family member present while you were working on it. Not really self help. It's possible that we're supposed to intuit what we're meant to do from the examples, but that wasn't what I was looking for.
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- April
- 07-31-24
An entire book about but dosn’t tell the method
A great book if you want to know more maybe or it’s history but not a word on how to actually do TRE
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- Shakira
- 02-20-23
Everything said here could’ve fit in 20 min
Way to many words to explain one observation. 19 chapters of diluted facts and stories to get to the last one where the “revolutionary process” is in the pdf file attached!
Nothing spectacular or worth spending hours listening to.
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- Farbecht
- 02-12-21
Preaching a bit too much
Struggled to finish the book. It is well meaning but probably overrates the TRE method.
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