The Touch of Memory

Chris Engel 9/17/137:53 PM

"Ever since GEO editor Ines Possemeyer reported on thetraumatic fallout of 9/11, she wanted to learn more about the power of embodied memories. Her research led her back into childhood, even prenatal development. “The frequency of early experiences of abuse is so much greater than the number of doomed destinies after a disaster,”says Possemeyer. “But how these overburdened families are to be helped receives far less attention.” [ 12-page article]http://www.traumacenter.org/products/pdf_files/memory_SMART_Warner.pdf

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