The Enchanted Loom reviews Robert Scaer's book, The Body Bears the Burden

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The Enchanted Loom
Teasing sturdy threads from
neuroscience masterworks

Thread 1:
Traumatic
“Conversion
reactions” can
show up as
symptoms in
organs or other
parts of the body.
(pg. 79)

Thread 2:
Altering the threat
of the unknown by
informing and
educating patients
changes the body’s
stress response and
promotes healing.
(pg. xix)

Thread 3:
A child whose
boundaries are
evolving, ebbing
and flowing, with
new life experi-
ences is especially
vulnerable to
traumatic stress.
(pg. 4)

Thread 4:
The acceptance by
psychiatrists of
Freudian theory
resulted in almost
total rejection of the
effects of child abuse
and trauma on
character traits and
personality
development.
(pg. 63)

Thread 5:
Physical movement
that “discharges the
freeze response”
erases/extinguishes
the memories for
what the body felt,
and tried, and
failed to do for
self-protection.
(pg. 40)

Thread 6:
Dissociation can
have emotional,
perceptual,
physical, and/or
memory-related
manifestations.
(pg. 125)

Thread 7:
Impaired present-moment perception may
be caused by intrusion of body-based
memories linked to old trauma.
(pg. 91)

Thread 8:
A trauma victim’s
sense of self and
developmental
maturity may be
arrested at the
age and time of
the sentinel
trauma
experience.
(pg. 92)

Thread 9:
A threatening
experience
that replicates
similar past
trauma is far
more likely
to be
traumatizing.
(pg. 134)

Thread 10:
Depending
upon your
trauma
history,
superficially
trivial events
can prove to be
profoundly
traumatizing .
(pg. 193)

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