Liber8 Whitepaper
Emotion & Trauma: The Missing links in healing chronic disease
Over 4000 studies correlate emotional wellbeing with improved health outcomes.
Our team of doctors, neuroscientists, & researchers did an extensive review of how trauma contributes to chronic disease and how healing the challenging experiences we carry with us in life can improve health outcomes.
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What’s inside:
1) The latest research on the impact of emotion and trauma on chronic disease.
2) The latest research on the interconnected nature of the human system.
3) How Liber8’s 5-phase approach addresses the complexity of trauma in chronic disease patients.
KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM WHITEPAPER
Emotions and stress have a significant impact on physical health. The paper presents extensive evidence showing how negative emotions and chronic stress can lead to inflammation, changes in immune function, and increased risk of chronic diseases.
The mind and body are deeply interconnected through complex physiological systems. The paper describes in detail how emotions affect the nervous system, hormones, and even gene expression.
Emotional regulation and positive mental states can promote healing and resilience. The paper discusses how practices like mindfulness, gratitude, and cognitive reframing can create positive neuroplastic changes and improve overall wellbeing.
The Liber8 white paper is a living document that provides irrefutable evidence, on many levels, the fundamental importance of dealing with emotions and trauma for better physical health. We were committed to curating evidence for psychophysiology and our unique approach to trauma healing, and brought together various instruments of science to do so – psychology, neurology, psychiatry, immunology, endocrinology, and epidemiology. The white paper will hopefully strike a chord as it is extensive, fully referenced, and most clinicians and patients will be able to identify with the information we present, as they represent the modern, complex, human experience.