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Robin Karr-Morse

Robin Karr-Morse

Author & Therapist

Robin Karr-Morse has drawn together the latest science in psychology, biology, neurology, and genetics to write two popular books..

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To get to the root of many issues facing our nation today—including juvenile violence, adult incarceration, and the looming health crisis—we must look more deeply than our current focus and to the cradle of human formation in earliest development.

As a family therapist and having served more than 20 years in Oregon’s education and child welfare systems, Robin Karr-Morse has drawn together the latest science in psychology, biology, neurology, and genetics to write two popular books that take readers inside the reality of early development. Ghosts from the Nursery looks at the correlations between child abuse and neglect in the first three years of life and later developing aggression and violence. Scared Sick examines the role of early trauma in the later development of heart disease, addiction, and a host of illnesses currently escalating in our nation.

Robin Karr-Morse views the goal of her work as empowering parents and persuading policymakers to reshape social policy so that we begin to support families in building healthy children rather than continuing to build larger and larger systems to fix or contain broken adults. Her message, based on the emerging research, is an optimistic but urgent call to action.

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Scared Sick: The Role of Childhood Trauma in Adult Disease

Ghosts from the Nursery: Tracing the Roots of Violence

Building Preventive Social Policy

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Ghosts from the Nursery - Robin Karr-Morse
Robin Karr-Morse: Scared Sick

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GHOSTS FROM THE NURSERY
GHOSTS FROM THE NURSERY

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