Location
Tabor Academy Hoyt Hall, Fireman Center for the Performing Arts
226 Front Street
Marion, Massachusetts 02738
United States
226 Front Street
Marion, Massachusetts 02738
United States
Date & Time
Thursday, 06/27/2024
6:00pm EDT - 7:30pm EDT
6:00pm EDT - 7:30pm EDT
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06/27/2024 06:00:00 PM
06/27/2024 07:30:00 PM
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2024 Bessel van der Kolk
The Marion Institute is thrilled to host a discussion with world renowned author and
researcher Bessel van der Kolk, M.D., whose book The Body Keeps the Score has been
translated into 43 languages and remains on the New York Times Bestseller List.
What made a book written for the professional psychiatric community, full of research case
studies and analysis, shoot to the top of bestseller lists and stay there?
In many ways, we live in the age of trauma. The COVID-19 pandemic, poverty, hunger,
#MeToo, global conflicts, racism and racial injustice, inflation, and climate-related disasters
are all weighing on our collective consciousness.
For 50 years, Bessel van der Kolk has been at the forefront of research into post-traumatic
stress. Few have had more influence on our understanding of it, how it works, and how we
might better treat it.
In this Southcoast exclusive event, Dr. van der Kolk will share his insights into how traumatic
experiences can disconnect our body and mind, leaving us with a physical imprint of our
psychic wounds, and explore the body-oriented treatments proving effective.
We invite you to join us for this engaging conversation.
Tabor Academy Hoyt Hall, Fireman Center for the Performing Arts 226 Front Street Marion, Massachusetts 02738
About This Event
The Marion Institute is thrilled to host a discussion with world renowned author and
researcher Bessel van der Kolk, M.D., whose book The Body Keeps the Score has been
translated into 43 languages and remains on the New York Times Bestseller List.
What made a book written for the professional psychiatric community, full of research case
studies and analysis, shoot to the top of bestseller lists and stay there?
In many ways, we live in the age of trauma. The COVID-19 pandemic, poverty, hunger,
#MeToo, global conflicts, racism and racial injustice, inflation, and climate-related disasters
are all weighing on our collective consciousness.
For 50 years, Bessel van der Kolk has been at the forefront of research into post-traumatic
stress. Few have had more influence on our understanding of it, how it works, and how we
might better treat it.
In this Southcoast exclusive event, Dr. van der Kolk will share his insights into how traumatic
experiences can disconnect our body and mind, leaving us with a physical imprint of our
psychic wounds, and explore the body-oriented treatments proving effective.
We invite you to join us for this engaging conversation.
About This Event
The Marion Institute is thrilled to host a discussion with world renowned author and
researcher Bessel van der Kolk, M.D., whose book The Body Keeps the Score has been
translated into 43 languages and remains on the New York Times Bestseller List.
What made a book written for the professional psychiatric community, full of research case
studies and analysis, shoot to the top of bestseller lists and stay there?
In many ways, we live in the age of trauma. The COVID-19 pandemic, poverty, hunger,
#MeToo, global conflicts, racism and racial injustice, inflation, and climate-related disasters
are all weighing on our collective consciousness.
For 50 years, Bessel van der Kolk has been at the forefront of research into post-traumatic
stress. Few have had more influence on our understanding of it, how it works, and how we
might better treat it.
In this Southcoast exclusive event, Dr. van der Kolk will share his insights into how traumatic
experiences can disconnect our body and mind, leaving us with a physical imprint of our
psychic wounds, and explore the body-oriented treatments proving effective.
We invite you to join us for this engaging conversation.
Getting There
Tabor Academy Hoyt Hall, Fireman Center for the Performing Arts
226 Front Street
Marion, Massachusetts 02738
United States
Location
Tabor Academy Hoyt Hall, Fireman Center for the Performing Arts
226 Front Street
Marion, Massachusetts 02738
United States
226 Front Street
Marion, Massachusetts 02738
United States
Date & Time
Thursday, 06/27/2024
6:00pm EDT - 7:30pm EDT
6:00pm EDT - 7:30pm EDT
Add to Calendar
06/27/2024 06:00:00 PM
06/27/2024 07:30:00 PM
America/New_York
2024 Bessel van der Kolk
The Marion Institute is thrilled to host a discussion with world renowned author and
researcher Bessel van der Kolk, M.D., whose book The Body Keeps the Score has been
translated into 43 languages and remains on the New York Times Bestseller List.
What made a book written for the professional psychiatric community, full of research case
studies and analysis, shoot to the top of bestseller lists and stay there?
In many ways, we live in the age of trauma. The COVID-19 pandemic, poverty, hunger,
#MeToo, global conflicts, racism and racial injustice, inflation, and climate-related disasters
are all weighing on our collective consciousness.
For 50 years, Bessel van der Kolk has been at the forefront of research into post-traumatic
stress. Few have had more influence on our understanding of it, how it works, and how we
might better treat it.
In this Southcoast exclusive event, Dr. van der Kolk will share his insights into how traumatic
experiences can disconnect our body and mind, leaving us with a physical imprint of our
psychic wounds, and explore the body-oriented treatments proving effective.
We invite you to join us for this engaging conversation.
Tabor Academy Hoyt Hall, Fireman Center for the Performing Arts 226 Front Street Marion, Massachusetts 02738