Line One: The Trouble with Trauma
from Line One: Your Health Connection Hosted by Alaska Public Media
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In order to make decisions and judgements, the human mind uses cognitive shortcuts. Dr. Michael Scheeringa, author of “The Trouble With Trauma: The Search To Discover How Beliefs Become Facts", explores why that's an issue.
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