Jun 24, 2026 · 53 min · 16 segments
🎙 Recognizing & Touching Trauma (with Dr. Peter Levine) By popular demand! Originally aired as Episode 108, Til’s conversation with Dr. Peter Levine quickly became one of our most listened-to…
Dr. Peter Levine, it's a pleasure to have you here on The Thinking Practitioner podcast.
You almost need no introduction in our field because you've had such a big impact on our understanding of the nervous system and the body and how we pace and think about our work, and even the, the therapeutic ill- beneficial effects of our work.
Your bio describes you as being a naturalistic, or the Somatic Experiencing rather, being a naturalistic and neurobiological approach to healing trauma with practitioners in over 40 countries.
You are the author of several best-selling books on trauma, including Waking the Tiger, which is published in over 30 languages and was revolutionary when it came in because-
And then all of a sudden we had you opening our eyes and bringing so much more dimension to it.
And then your most recent book, uh, what's the title of that? I don't see that here.
Dr. Peter Levine, it's a pleasure to have you here on The Thinking Practitioner podcast.
You almost need no introduction in our field because you've had such a big impact on our understanding of the nervous system and the body and how we pace and think about our work, and even the, the therapeutic ill- beneficial effects of our work.
Your bio describes you as being a naturalistic, or the Somatic Experiencing rather, being a naturalistic and neurobiological approach to healing trauma with practitioners in over 40 countries.
You are the author of several best-selling books on trauma, including Waking the Tiger, which is published in over 30 languages and was revolutionary when it came in because-
And then all of a sudden we had you opening our eyes and bringing so much more dimension to it.
And then your most recent book, uh, what's the title of that? I don't see that here.
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