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The Deepest Well Healing the Long-Term Effects of Childhood Adversity

Nadine Burke Harris M.D.

An extraordinary, eye-opening book.” — “

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The Mel Robbins Podcast

It was highlighted as a groundbreaking resource that shifted the view of trauma from a purely psychological issue to a biological one.

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She is the author of the bestselling book, The Deepest Well, a groundbreaking resource that has helped shift trauma from being seen as a psychological issue to being understood as a biological one.

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Episode: Do THIS Every Day to Rewire Your Brain From Stress...

It was highlighted as a groundbreaking resource that shifted the view of trauma from a purely psychological issue to a biological one.

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She is the author of the bestselling book, The Deepest Well, a groundbreaking resource that has helped shift trauma from being seen as a psychological issue to being understood as a biological one.

The Dr. John Delony Show

The host enthusiastically recommended the title, highlighting the author's expertise as a practitioner‑researcher and urging listeners to read it. He noted that the book explains how childhood adversity impacts health and offers ways to heal those long‑term effects, referencing the ACE questionnaire discussed by a caller. The overall tone was strongly positive, presenting it as essential reading for anyone dealing with trauma.

Highly Recommended

Episode: Right After We Got Married We Knew It Was a Mistak...

The book was highly recommended by the podcast host. It discusses healing the long-term effects of childhood trauma and adversity.

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She has an extraordinary practitioner researcher. What incredible heart she wrote an awesome book called The Deepest Well I recommend everybody read that book.

Episode: Right After We Got Married We Knew It Was a Mistak...

The book, written by Nadine Burke Harris M.D., was recommended to listeners as it explores the long-term effects of childhood trauma and adversity. It was discussed in the context of a caller's fianc who had a high ACE score.

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She has an extraordinary practitioner researcher.

What incredible heart she wrote an awesome book called The Deepest Well I recommend everybody read that book.

I think it was developed by Nadine Burke Harris.

It's a ten question scale. And it's simple. Like, were you in a house of divorce? Did anybody in your home go to jail? Were you ever abused, et cetera?

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