The Body Remembers Freedom by Katja Kolcio, Marta Pyvovarenko, Jennifer Rose
Healing begins in the body and radiates out to change the world. This book presents a rigorous, real-world praxis for somatic intervention. Developed and field-tested over ten years in Ukraine alongside local psychologists, this work demonstrates that bodily awareness, sensation, and movement are vital, hands-on tools for individual and community resilience and healing. Essential reading for scholars, mental health professionals, and policymakers, this book functions both as a field guide and a new framework for global crisis response, showing how recovery is deeply intertwined with social conditions. More than a manual, the book proposes a paradigm shift: healing is not just personal—it is political, cultural, and collective.
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