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(Norton Series on Interpersonal Neurobiology) ZIP
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“[O]ffers a window into the inner life of a traumatized person and a way out of trauma and
back into finding joy, connection, and safety through enlightening theory, rich experiential practice,
and practical steps.― - Psych Central“[M]akes for essential reading. In addition to a
thorough exposition of the theory, The Polyvagal Theory in Therapy offers practical steps and
tools to help clients reshape their automatic nervous systems.― - Sussex Counselling and
Psychotherapy News“Polyvagal theory has been a godsend for trauma therapists and
survivors alike, helping them understand symptoms and reactions that had been mysterious and
uncontrollable. Until now, however, therapists lacked a method for putting PT into practice. With
this well-written book, Deb Dana not only explains the theory clearly but also offers therapists
practical steps for helping survivors remain regulated.― - Richard C. Schwartz, PhD, Developer
of the Internal Family Systems Model of psychotherapy“Deb Danaâ€s gift for language
invites us to enter the Polyvagal Theory cognitively and experientially. As we deepen into
awareness of its importance for our clinical endeavors, she then guides us in developing
processes that help us identify and influence the ebb and flow of the autonomic nervous system in
ourselves and our clients. Rich in experiential practices, this book offers a much-needed concrete
roadmap for every practitioner.― - Bonnie Badenoch, PhD, LMFT, author of The Heart of
Trauma: Healing Our Embodied Brains in the Context of Relationship“Deb Dana has
written the definitive guide to integrating the concepts, maps, language and applications of
polyvagal theory into any therapeutic modality. Working with the regulation of a client's nervous
system through the power of the polyvagal lens guides clinicians to interventions with trauma
survivors that are immediately and reliably effective in teaching clients to manage their survival
responses and recover safety in connection. This clear and comprehensive book is much needed
and very much welcomed.― - Linda Graham, MFT, author of Bouncing Back: Rewiring Your
Brain for Maximum Resilience and Well-Being“[M]akes the Polyvagal theory accessible and
provides numerous examples of how to implement the theory into clinical work. Beginning
therapists especially will find the book helpful with its many suggested maps and methods for
using the theory. . . . Advanced therapists not familiar with the Polyvagal theory or with the
nervous system in general will appreciate this.― - Somatic Psychotherapy Today Read more
Deb Dana, LCSW is a clinician and consultant specializing in working with complex trauma and is

the Coordinator of the Kinsey Institute Traumatic Stress Research Consortium. She developed the
Rhythm of Regulation Clinical Training Series and l