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It takes about 5 Hours and 48 minutes on average for a reader to read My Grandmother's Hands: Racialized Trauma And The Pathway To Mending Our Hearts And Bodies. This is based on the average reading speed of 250 Words per minute.
My Grandmother's Hands: Racialized Trauma And The Pathway To Mending Our Hearts And Bodies is 300 pages long.
They don’t teach you in school
Derived From Web , Jun 26, 2021
Everyone should read this book. It was eye opening and amazing.
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Missing Chapters 2,3,4, and 5
Derived From Web , Feb 19, 2021
I am reading the book. The book I bought is missing some chapters. My copy jumps from page 24 to 73. Does anyone know how to get a new copy?
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Great
Derived From Web , Jan 24, 2020
This is a great book. I kept it because I really enjoyed it, even though we never used it.
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A disappointing read
Derived From Web , Sep 13, 2019
The work tries to be for clinicians and the general public at the same time. His mischaracterizations of talk therapy and misinterpretations of neuroscience research are concerning for a self-proclaimed trauma therapist.
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Absolute wisdom
Derived From Web , Mar 26, 2019
The book is about healing the trauma that divides our nation. This book makes sense to me as a trauma therapist because I know how trauma can show up in our nervous system.
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easy to access manual for healing at the crossroads of ...
Derived From Web , Dec 8, 2017
The book is an easy to read manual for healing at the crossroads of psychology and racism in the United States. From decades of lived experience and pragmatic healing consciousness, Menakem writes with kindness and clarity. White Americans are being called to task in the cultural healing of our times because of his work on'Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome'. This is done without being shamed or being rigidity. It's time to start healing the legacies of racism in our body. It's highly recommended for anyone who wants to embrace clean pain and cultural healing.
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Help is on the way
Derived From Web , Nov 12, 2017
I was convinced that African Americans live in a trauma basin because of historical impacts of slavery and contemporary assaults of injustice and deprivation. I wanted to launch a meaningful community-based response and I engaged some highly esteemed Black Psychologists who brought great insights and hearts of commitment to the task. Our efforts were improved in a powerful way after reading this work. I would like to buy out the national stock and give it to everyone. This is a well written treatment of trauma as it exists in bodies of every description across our land. A breakthrough in a key relationship was created by my reflection on the concepts of clean and dirty pain. You should get it. It's time to read it. Pass it on.
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Stop whatever you're doing and pick up a copy of ...
Derived From Web , Nov 5, 2017
If you want to grow your self and communal knowledge, stop whatever you are doing and pick up a copy of this book. Resmaa's work encourages us to tune in so that we can more fully understand ourselves, our wounds and our desperate need for healing.
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