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The Integrated Neuropsychobiology of Trauma Resolution: Memory Reconsolidation, the Endogenous Psychedelic System, and Dissociative Biomarkers
Structured Abstract 1. Introduction: The Transdiagnostic Nature of Trauma and Dissociation The core principle of the Wounded Healers Institute (WHI) is that the physical body is the psychological unconscious, and that symptoms of chronic illness, obesity, and functional neurological deficits are communications of unresolved, somatically stored traumatic memory.1 The Addiction as Dissociation Model (ADM) operationalizes…
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Trauma Dependence to Addiction
When a citizen is murdered for voicing a different view, our collective wisdom insists that we are one big family, that disagreements are settled through debate and law, not violence. This is the moral high ground we preach. Yet, when we hold this wisdom up to our society’s own actions, we find a profound, and…
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Path of the Wounded Healer (PWH) – A Journey to Positive Addictions
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A Neuropsychobiological Framework for Memory, Trauma, and Endogenous Healing: The Body as the Unconscious
Abstract This paper proposes a unified neuropsychobiological framework centered on the core hypothesis that the physical body functions as the psychological unconscious, storing traumatic memory somatically. It explores the neurobiological underpinnings of this concept through a critical analysis of Memory Reconsolidation (MR) as the brain’s innate healing mechanism. This process is regulated by the interdependent…
