Healing Trauma at the Cellular Level The role of the cell danger response in trauma and PTSD recov

In Healing Trauma at the Cellular Level, Greg Doney offers a groundbreaking exploration of how trauma affects both mind and body, diving deep into the cellular mechanisms that keep survivors stuck in cycles of chronic stress and illness. Drawing on cutting-edge science, holistic therapies, and practical strategies, this book sheds light on the Cell Danger Response (CDR)-a defence mechanism that, when chronically activated, leads to conditions such as chronic fatigue, autoimmune disorders, fibromyalgia, and cognitive impairment.

Moving beyond the traditional view of trauma as merely psychological, Greg Doney recognises trauma as a whole-body experience that disrupts brain function, immune responses, and energy production. He explains how therapies stimulating salugenesis signalling-the body's natural healing process-can restore cellular balance, helping survivors move from a state of defence to one of recovery.

From PTSD and Complex PTSD (CPTSD) to intergenerational trauma and Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), this book covers the broad spectrum of trauma and its long-lasting effects. It also explores emerging treatment modalities and mind-body approaches that promote nervous system regulation and emotional healing. Ideal for survivors, therapists, and anyone interested in understanding trauma at a cellular level, Healing Trauma at the Cellular Level provides the tools to break free from trauma's hold and reclaim a healthier, more vibrant life.