Dentist’s chair, twelve years old, East Orange, New Jersey: Dr. Salada calls my mother into the room to see the caverns I’ve bitten out of the walls of my mouth. He peels my lower lip down to show her the gouges. I, too am shocked when he holds the mirror up so I can see. [...]
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Oral History – Untreated PTSD
Posted in adult PTSD, affirmations, anesthesia, child PTSD, healing, Ilse Middendorf, infant anesthesia, infant PTSD, infant surgery, infant trauma, medical memoir, mind/body holistic health movement, pediatric trauma, PTSD, somatic bodywork, stress, trauma, Writing, tagged early trauma, infant anesthesia, infant PTSD, infant surgery, infant trauma, Middendorf Breath Work, mind/body holistic health movement, pediatric trauma, PTSD, surgery on February 12, 2011 | 4 Comments »
Thank you, Ilse Middendorf,
Posted in healing, Ilse Middendorf, meditation, mind/body holistic health movement, somatic bodywork, tagged healing, Middendorf Breath Work, mind/body holistic health movement, self-esteem, self-image, self-love on May 22, 2009 | 1 Comment »
for making a way possible for me to more deeply heal from the trauma of infant surgery. Because of your understanding of breath and your work teaching others, I am able to come to terms with the trauma within my body, move through it more effectively and ultimately, resolve it. Through this somatic work–breathexperience–I am [...]