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Learning to live within your Window of Tolerance is a great way to support the gains you have made, as well as taking those first steps towards safety and post-traumatic growth. Before I describe the window of tolerance, it helps to say what it isn’t: the defense reactions hyperarousal and hypoarousal.
American screenwriter of the mid-twentieth century. A native of Ohio, she attended Vassar College before embarking on a career as a literary agent. She spent a decade with the Brandt & Brandt agency. In 1934, she accompanied her first husband, writer Anthony Veiller, to California.
- Writer
- October 21, 1902
- Laura Kerr
- May 5, 1991
Apr 24, 2024 · Resolving Trauma Through the Study of Women’s History. Mar 13, 2024. Prior to entering college, some women choose not to pursue majors in male-dominated fields like STEM, economics, and philosophy if they anticipate gender discrimination.
Laura K. Kerr, PhD is the author of Trauma’s Labyrinth: Reflections of a Wounded Healer, recipient of a Living Now Book Award and a Foreword INDIES Book of the Year Award, and Dissociation in Late Modern America: Defense Against Soul?
Jan 6, 2021 · By Laura K. Kerr, PhD and submitted by Patricia. Healing from trauma is often described as a journey. Some people hate this description. I’ve heard, “It’s too kitschy!” And “A journey’s like a vacation, and recovering from trauma is like hell!” As a trauma survivor, I can admit I too have balked at the notion of a healing journey.
Laura K. Kerr, PhD is a scholar and former psychotherapist specialized in sensorimotor psychotherapy. Though her primary focus is trauma and its effects, her interests are varied, with degrees in physics, atmospheric and space science, philosophy, counseling psychology, and the philosophy of education and symbolic systems. Dr.
Laura Kerr (born Laura Hornickel; October 21, 1902 – May 5, 1991) was an American literary agent and screenwriter. She and her second husband, Allen Rivkin, wrote several screenplays together in the 1940s and 1950s.
