Within us lies a self-healing ability that surpasses any pharmaceutical substance. Our inner physician can restore our physical body, mind, and spirit. Dr. Brain, often misunderstood, is at the core of every medical breakthrough. The brain's potential for change and healing guides us through life's experiences. Pain is an unavoidable aspect of being human; it serves as a warning signal when something is mentally, physically, or spiritually wrong. Sometimes, wounds go unnoticed, and trauma can remain dormant for years. When we experience mental wounds, our physical health often suffers as well. Therefore, the health of our brain is vital, as human pain does not discriminate. The brain is the most remarkable and mysterious part of our body and remains with us throughout our lives. It is active from our development until our transition and even beyond death.
Medicine, healing, science, and religion have always been intertwined despite efforts to separate them. A healthy brain can understand and heal us holistically, addressing our emotions, psychological pain, and behaviors. Trauma is locked into our memory; fear is a robust response that helps us identify threats. The inner physician drives every medical breakthrough. Disease and wounds are not our enemies; we can achieve a holistic life by learning to connect with the living physician within us, who operates from a place of health, healing, and holiness. All the achievements we value are due to the remarkable intellectual properties within our skulls. Your brain is essential for mental wellness.
Dr. Denizela Dorsey is gifted as a clinical neuropsychological therapist and author. Her specialty is in identifying the effects and signs of psychological trauma and providing treatment for related disorders using neuropsychology. She is highly proficient in treating related disorders using neuropsychology and particularly adept in dealing with emotional trauma that affects social development, ranging from chronic to complex. Dorsey has authored five other books with Xulon Press, conducts seminars, and teaches on trauma and emotional wounds worldwide. Her latest book is "Our Broken Brains: The Human Condition: A Social & Emotional Guide to Heal Trauma." Apart from her clinical work, she is also an ordained founding pastor who has planted churches and consulted school districts nationwide. She frequently appears on radio stations, podcasts, and virtual lecturers, sharing the latest research in brain development. She speaks extensively to organizations, schools, and religious groups on the Human Brain and Trauma Treatment topics while mentoring other clinicians and graduate students in the mental health field.
