A Kenotic Way of Contemplative Healing: Julian of Norwich, Neuroscience and the Centrality of Safety in Healing Trauma
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A Kenotic Way of Contemplative Healing: Julian of Norwich, Neuroscience and the Centrality of Safety in Healing Trauma

by Susan F Carson

Spirituality Psychology trauma recovery Contemplative Healing
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A Kenotic Way of Contemplative Healing explores the relationship between Julian of Norwich’s contemplative vision, neuroscience, and trauma healing. With safety at its center, the book considers how spiritual reflection and contemporary perspectives on the brain can inform a deeper understanding of healing and recovery.

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A Kenotic Way of Contemplative Healing brings Julian of Norwich into conversation with neuroscience and contemporary understandings of trauma.

The book centers safety as a vital element in healing, emphasizing its importance for understanding recovery from trauma.

It offers a contemplative approach to healing that connects spiritual reflection with insights from the brain sciences.

Susan F Carson presents an interdisciplinary work for readers interested in contemplation, trauma, neuroscience, and the relationship between spiritual practice and healing.

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