Bessel van der Kolk M.D. – The Body Keeps the Score Audiobook

Bessel van der Kolk M.D. – The Body Keeps the Score Audiobook (Brain, Mind and Body In the Healing Trauma

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Dr. Bessel Van Der KolkM.D. has remained in the The field of psychiatry is thriving. the 1960’s. The author narrates his experiences dealing with experts in PTSD, survivors from child sexual assault and grownups with any other injury.