> The first one talks about how his theory that the brain can forget trauma that is encoded in the body as the same "mistaken reasoning" that caused "arguably t

> The first one talks about how his theory that the brain can forget trauma that is encoded in the body as the same "mistaken reasoning" that caused "arguably the most serious catastrophe to strike the mental health field since the lobotomy era." I’ve never taken that from his work; it sounds like an over-characterization. Here’s a thing he does claim, though — since trauma is stored/encoded in the body, it must be released from the body. It could be easy to mistake that as “trauma can be removed from the brain.”