My Grandmother's Hands: Racialized Trauma and the Pathway to Mending Our Hearts and Bodies
by Resmaa Menakem Msw Licsw Sep
My Grandmother's Hands addresses racialized trauma and its lasting effects on our hearts and bodies. Drawing from expertise in mental health, it provides a thoughtful pathway to healing, helping individuals and communities mend generational wounds through understanding and compassionate practices.
About This Book
My Grandmother's Hands delves into the concept of racialized trauma, examining how it affects individuals and society on a profound level.
The author presents insights into the physical and emotional manifestations of this trauma, drawing from professional experience in mental health.
Through a compassionate lens, the book outlines pathways for mending, emphasizing healing processes that address both hearts and bodies.
It encourages readers to confront and transform the inherited burdens of racial dynamics in a meaningful way.
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