

The sentence explains that trauma isn’t just a psychological experience it also lives in the body, affecting how we breathe, move, relate to others, and react to life, while reshaping the natural functioning of our nervous system.

In a world that constantly pulls us into our heads, we often forget the quiet intelligence of the body.

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