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"The Legend of Freud is a fine example of what can be done with Freud's texts when philosophical and literary approaches converge, and you leave the couch in the other room. . . . Weber is brilliantly imaginative, respectful of his subject and his readers, and productive of new ideas."

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The Legend of Freud

"It is one thing to say that Descartes mistook the body and the mind for two different ontological substances. Putting the body (including the brain) and the mind together again, and regarding them as expressions of one substance, is a much more demanding matter. Still, trauma experts become ever more convinced that the consequences of severe neglect, abuse or still other horrors affect individuals at the level of the whole organism. Leslie Korn is certainly one of them. In this intriguing book she thus addresses the whole person, clinically, empirically, and therapeutically. I highly recommend trauma therapists to test the integrative path to understanding and healing she invites us to tread."—Ellert Nijenhuis, PhD, coauthor of The Haunted Self: Structural Dissociation and the Treatment of Chronic Traumatization

"Rhythms of Recovery is brilliant and comprehensive. Integrating work from numerous disciplines, Dr. Korn brings profound insight into the impact of trauma and the body. She guides us in listening to voice of the body and provides extraordinary guidance with practical and alternative forms for health and healing. This is a long awaited and needed book—amazing work!"—Lisa Machoian, EdD, author of The Disappearing Girl: Learning the Language of Teenage Depression and senior consultant at the Trauma Center at Justice Resource Institute

"In Rhythms of Recovery, Leslie Korn provides a unique review of the historical and cultural roots of trauma. She forcefully endorses the role of the body in defining the traumatic experience, and its essential inclusion in the healing process. Finally, Korn presents a thorough review of behavioral, somatic and nutritional avenues to healing. Her depth of knowledge, clarity of presentation and rich fund of supportive references make this a unique contribution to the literature addressing the understanding and healing of trauma."—Robert C. Scaer, MD, author of The Body Bears the Burden and The Trauma Spectrum

"In this phenomenal book, Leslie Korn explores ever-more important processes of self-regulation and offers insights of great practical—as well as philosophical—value."—Leon Chaitow, ND, DO, honorary fellow, University of Westminster, London, and editor-in-chief of the　Journal of Bodywork & Movement Therapies

"The longer we study the effects of traumatization, the more we see the impact on the body. Leslie Korn shows us how the body operates rhythmically, how trauma disrupts that rhythmic functioning and, most importantly, how a plethora of new (and old) methods can be used to help the body restore its balance. This book is a must read for every therapist who deals with trauma."—Don R. Catherall, PhD, professor of clinical psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Northwestern University and author of the Handbook of Stress, Trauma, and the Family

"Rhythms of Recovery masterfully weaves the history of medicine as it relates to trauma and gender with ancient and contemporary interventions using the power of touch. Thoroughly researched, this book offers an integrated approach to treating trauma, and its therapeutic protocols and interventions advance a　holistic approach to treating trauma." —Patrisia Gonzales, PhD, author of Red Medicine: Traditional Indigenous Rites of Birthing and Healing

"All emotional disorders are the result of trauma, mostly from in utero through the first 7 years of life. The modern uncivilized practices of unlimited wars and repeated forceful immersion of soldiers in barbarian trauma has produced an epidemic of PTSD. Rhythms of Recovery offers a road out of the insanity."—C. Norman Shealy, MD, PhD, president, Holos Institutes of Health and president emeritus of Holos University Graduate Seminary
"As a psychologist and dance movement therapist, I am happy to see Leslie Korn’s book Rhythms of Recovery: Trauma, Nature, and the Body, appropriate for people who have experienced trauma as well as for therapists working with trauma victims. Most books on trauma are one-dimensional; they may deal with emotions and cognitions but leave out consideration of the body. Or they may deal with the body but leave out consideration of the environment around the body or omit a broad cultural context. Korn’s book manages to integrate psyche, soma, and spirit as well as nature, physiology, and culture through the theme of rhythm." —Ilene Serlin, PsycCRITIQUES
"This book broadens contemporary understandings of trauma beyond the current confines of academic discourse to complex real-world issues of culture and spirit. I strongly recommend this book as an essential resource and guide for clinicians and their patients who have experienced trauma." -James Lake, Psychiatric Times

Trauma, Nature, and the Body

Rhythms of Recovery

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An Introduction to Consultee-Centered Consultation in the Schools

A Sourcebook

Greek and Roman Education

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The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership Workbook

Everything You Need to Know About Starting a Job, Time off, Pay, Problems at Work - and Much More!

Your Rights at Work

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Die Werbewirkung von Nachhaltigkeitsmarketing und Sustainability-Zertifikaten

David Gurnham challenges the privileged nature of law's discourse in his interesting new book. He proposes to treat "the law as a patient and its texts manifest content of dream", thereby bringing, through analysis, "those concealed ideas eventually to the surface, to give themselves up as a train of thought leading back to an otherwise hidden source". - Terri Apter, Newnham College.(2014)

Law, Literature and Culture

Crime, Desire and Law's Unconscious

The European Union and the Northern Ireland Peace Process

Vierter Band

Theodor Storms sämtliche Werke in acht Bänden

GHK-Zahlen unseres Universums

Bayerische Erzählungen

Die Wallfahrt

Zweiter Band: Das Volk in Kanaan, Geschichte der Zeit bis zum Babylonischen Exil

Geschichte des Volkes Israel

Considerations Upon Christian Truths and Christian Duties, Digested Into Meditations for Every Day in the Year, Vol. 2: From July 1, to December 31

Ein alternativer Zugang zur relativistischen Mechanik mittels der Lex Secunda

Newton und die Relativität

A Story About Food Allergies and Friendship

Can I Have Some Cake Too?

Berufliches Gymnasium - Jahrgangsstufen 1 und 2

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The Story of Special Forces - From Ancient Sparta to the War on Terror

The Elite

Orlando: A Biography

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The Ethics of Screening in Health Care and Medicine

"Can nature be protected without harming local people? Just Conservation argues that it must, and shows how it can be done. Eloquently and simply, Adrian Martin makes a powerful case for placing the issue of social justice at the heart of biodiversity conservation."- Professor Bill Adams, University of Cambridge
"Adrian Martin sees the solution to this loss of biodiversity and ecosystem endangerment from a rather different perspective to the usual – that of social justice, especially for the local people… There is much that should concern us all in this book." David W. H. Walton, in the British Ecological Society Bulletin (June 2018)

Biodiversity, Wellbeing and Sustainability

Just Conservation

'This book is an excellent blend of theory and practice, with many connections between them. Executives that read this book will be repaid many times over with lots of useful and practical ideas.' - R. Edward Freeman, The Darden School, University of Virginia, USA
‘This is the best book I have read on the role of ‘non-market strategies’ in business: it is up-to-date, authoritative, and clearly argued, with many examples from managerial practice. A must-read for strategy scholars.’ - Alain Verbeke, Editor-in-Chief, Journal of International Business Studies

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