Trauma and Memory by Peter A. Levine Paperback

A practical guide exploring how traumatic memory is stored in the body and how implicit and explicit memory shape our experiences. In Trauma and Memory, Dr. Peter Levine examines one of the most debated questions in trauma therapy: whether traumatic memories can be trusted. Drawing on 45 years of clinical work and case studies, he argues that while memory can be unreliable, the most useful insights often come from implicit, body‑based memory rather than conscious recollection. The book explains how the interplay between brain, body, past, and present influences trauma recovery for both practitioners and trauma survivors.  • Author: Peter A. Levine, PhD • Title: Trauma and Memory • Publisher: North Atlantic Books / ERGOS Institute Press • Copyright: 2015 • Format: Softcover • Foreword by Bessel A. van der Kolk • Back cover summary visible in photos  Tags: trauma therapy, psychology, somatic experiencing, nonfiction