Where Do You Feel That In Your Body?
Moving Beyond Talk Therapy to Understand the Language of the Nervous System
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Simone Saunders
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Simone Saunders
Registered social worker and trauma therapist Simone Saunders believes the answer lies in crossing the threshold from the mind into the body - moving from self-awareness into a felt, embodied understanding. In Where Do You Feel That in Your Body, Simone guides you through a gentle and practical approach to noticing what emotions feel like in your body, understanding the protective patterns shaped by identity and past experiences, and recognizing how your nervous system responds to stress and disconnection. You'll learn how to read your body's signals with curiosity, and how to build the capacity to stay present with your emotions instead of disconnecting from them.
In recent years, the language of the body - posture, facial expressions, movements, and sensations - has become more widely recognized for the integral role it plays in shaping and maintaining our survival patterns. Where Do You Feel That in Your Body? shows you how to build a steady, supportive relationship with your nervous system that grows and shifts over time. You'll understand how your body and mind communicate, how identity and culture shape your emotional responses, and how to gently shift the patterns that once helped you survive.©2026 Simone Saunders (P)2026 Hachette Book Group USA
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