The Body Keeps the Score

Shaan Puri

uses

"I've read The Body Keeps the Score and I intuitively know that trauma is a physical thing."

"There's a physical aspect to it, too. The Body Keeps the Score, Bessel van der Kolk. A lot of that is real. There's all sorts of effects of not disclosing versus disclosing."

"Horrible. Because there is no nervous system regulation. You know, like that book, it says The Body Keeps the Score. And all of that trauma is stored somewhere. And what you want to do is have uncomfortable conversations."

Andrew Huberman

mentioned

"I think it's the quite pioneering although I would say somewhat out-of-date book, The Body Keeps the Score. I think it was an important book — best title of any book you could imagine in the psychology space because it's so catchy."

Lewis Howes

mentioned

"you know the great vessel vendor, the body keeps the score"