Trauma, la Epidemia Invisible / Trauma: the Invisible Epidemic

“Dr. Paul Conti On the front of your book, it says trauma, the invisible epidemic. Why did you use those two words, invisible and epidemic?”

“There's this quote that you say in your book, "Trauma promotes pain, pain increases suffering, and suffering makes us desperate to soothe our pain."”

“Lady Gaga sits at the very top of your book and she's written the forward in your book. There's this wonderful quote inside there that says, "I can now say with certainty that this man saved my life. He made life worth living. But most importantly, he empowered me to find and reclaim myself again."”

“I've seen many many things that kill people and I I wrote about this in the book people that I was taking care of who at times died and I was always so struck by what the death certificate said versus why they had really died.”

“My in the book I interview Darren Richer, who's a psychiatrist at Stanford, and Stephanie von Gutenburg, who's a child wellness advocate, because we're talking about trauma from both ends of the spectrum.”

“There are a lot I could cite, but the one that comes to mind is the one story in in my book that is just an amazing story of a person who had had a trauma in her life that had just changed everything.”