Book · 2018 · Family & Relationships
The Deepest Well
Healing the Long-term Effects of Childhood Adversity
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Oh what's her name she's out of San Francisco she just wrote a book called the deepest well now it's a good book.
The best things said about it
Nadine burke harris the book the deepest well i did some work with aces adverse childhood experiences and the aces scores.
Why people recommend it
The Deepest Well by Nadine Burke Harris is an insightful nonfiction work exploring the profound impact of adverse childhood experiences on long-term health and development. On an episode of This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von, Tim Fletcher recommended the book while discussing pediatric work and trauma with the host. Fletcher mentioned that the author worked out of San Francisco and praised the title as a very good read. Similarly, Dr. John Delony discussed the publication on The Dr. John Delony Show while answering audience questions. Delony noted that he had done work involving adverse childhood experiences and aces scores, prompting him to point listeners toward this specific text by Nadine Burke Harris as a valuable resource for understanding the lifelong physiological tolls of early life stress. Both speakers highlighted the practical relevance of the author's clinical background and her focus on the intersection of pediatric medicine and childhood trauma, making the book a significant contribution to conversations surrounding mental health, developmental psychology, and emotional healing.
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Dr John Delony nadine burke harris the book the deepest well i did some work with aces adverse childhood experiences and t… 1
“nadine burke harris the book the deepest well i did some work with aces adverse childhood experiences and the aces scores”
Tim Fletcher oh what's her name she's out of San Francisco she just wrote a book called the deepest well now it's a good… 1
“oh what's her name she's out of San Francisco she just wrote a book called the deepest well now it's a good book”
