Your Somatic Therapy Toolbox

Heal Past Traumas, Manage PTSD, and Overcome Negative Thinking

By: Alexis Carter MA

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Are you ready to heal from past traumas, manage PTSD, and break free from negative thinking? Your Somatic Therapy Toolbox is a transformative guide designed to help adults of all ages harness the power of somatic therapy to promote emotional and physical healing. This book is for everyone, regardless of your past experiences or current struggles.

This workbook is not just a theoretical guide. It combines mindfulness, body-based practices, and self-compassion to take you on a practical journey to reconnect with your body and mind. It offers tools that you can use in your daily life to release stored trauma, heal from chronic pain and nervous system trauma, understand how your body reacts to stress, and develop coping mechanisms that support long-term healing. Whether you are dealing with anxiety, depression, or PTSD, this book provides step-by-step exercises to reduce overwhelm, work with dissociation, and bring more joy into your life while reducing negative thinking.

Through creative expression and structured play activities, you will learn how to recognize and regulate your body’s responses to triggers, navigate difficult emotions, and cultivate resilience. Your Somatic Therapy Toolbox empowers you to take charge of your healing process with personalized somatic practices that align with your needs. From breathwork and movement to self-compassion and grounding techniques, this book offers a holistic approach to trauma recovery.

Designed for beginners and those experienced in body-based therapy, this comprehensive guide provides a safe space to explore the power of somatic healing. Whether you are looking to manage stress, overcome trauma, or simply improve your emotional well-being, Your Somatic Therapy Toolbox offers the tools to help you heal from within and thrive.

Practical, and useful lessons

I've found the materials actually helpful,, interesting, the only thing I didn't care for was the constant repetition on some issues.
overall it was very compelling.