{"content":[{"text":"The Body Keeps \n Summary (PDF) \n der Kolk","bbox":{"left":0.071429,"top":0.056641,"width":0.413179,"height":0.13009800000000002}},{"text":"the Score Book \n by Bessel van","bbox":{"left":0.515263,"top":0.056641,"width":0.4132539999999999,"height":0.08488200000000001}},{"text":"Ready to learn the most important \n takeaways from The Body Keeps the Score in \n less than two minutes? Keep reading!","bbox":{"left":0.071429,"top":0.209249,"width":0.579901,"height":0.066773}},{"text":"Why This Book Matters:","bbox":{"left":0.071429,"top":0.511717,"width":0.5256190000000001,"height":0.03266599999999997}},{"text":"The Body Keeps the Score explains the nature of trauma in \n individuals, and how trauma affects the body long after the \n traumatic experience.","bbox":{"left":0.071429,"top":0.563395,"width":0.857124,"height":0.06677299999999997}},{"text":"The Big Takeaways:","bbox":{"left":0.071429,"top":0.658296,"width":0.43005200000000005,"height":0.03266599999999997}},{"text":"1. Emotional wounds are an ordinary part of society. \n 1. If Trauma lives inside many people living today, \n not just from war. \n 2. People are often triggered, forced to endure powerful \n memories. \n 1. Physical responses to these memories are common, \n for these flashbacks are realistic to the person \n experiencing them. \n 3. The trauma individuals endure in childhood follows them","bbox":{"left":0.116779,"top":0.709974,"width":0.8117110000000001,"height":0.21109}}],"images_bbox":[{"left":0.681629,"top":0.212795,"width":0.246943,"height":0.267256}],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[{"left":0.681629,"top":0.212795,"width":0.246943,"height":0.267256}]}