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Mentioned in 8 episodes

The Deepest Well

Healing the Long-Term Effects of Childhood Adversity

Book • 2019

Nadine Burke Harris

In *The Deepest Well*, Nadine Burke Harris delves into the profound impact of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) on biological systems and lifelong health.

The book combines personal narratives with scientific explanations to highlight the importance of early intervention in preventing long-term health issues.

It offers a hopeful perspective on healing and transforming lives affected by childhood trauma.

Mentioned by

Nadine Burke Harris

Indre Viskontas

Mentioned in 8 episodes

Mentioned by

Mel Robbins

while introducing

Nadine Burke Harris

and highlighting her groundbreaking work on trauma as a biological issue.

Nervous System Reset: Do THIS Every Day to Rewire Your Brain From Stress and Anxiety

Mentioned by

Kate Bowler

as an important book discussing the long-term effects of childhood adversity.

Nadine Burke Harris: What Your Childhood Means for Your Health

Mentioned by

Mays Imad

, referencing research on adverse childhood effects.

Trauma-Informed Teaching and Learning, with Mays Imad

Mentioned by Bryan Post when discussing the importance of early childhood development.

228. Parenting with Purpose with Bryan Post (12x author, child behavior and adoption expert) 💌

Mentioned by

Jacob Nordby

in the context of trauma and healing.

Jacob Nordby on Creativity as a Cure

Mentioned by

Jen Lumanlan

as a book that provides insights into the long-term effects of childhood adversity.

202: How to Heal from Adverse Childhood Experiences with Dr. Nadine Burke Harris and Jackie Thu-Huong Wong

Mentioned by

Dax Shepard

as the author of a book on childhood adversity.

Dr. Nadine Burke Harris

Mentioned by

Michael Lu

as indispensable according to the New York Times.

California Surgeon General Nadine Burke Harris on the health impacts of childhood stress

Mentioned by

Indre Viskontas

in the introduction as a book about adverse childhood events.

Nadine Burke Harris

Mentioned by

Natalie Lue

after a friend recommended it, because it explains how adverse childhood experiences can affect health, relationships, and emotional development.

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