Rebekkah LaDyne, MS, SEP, is a somatic therapist, mind-body
skills educator and author. Based on her graduate
research in mind-body medicine at Saybrook University, her
extensive training with the Somatic Experiencing Trauma
Institute and her more than two decades of work in the field of
embodied well-being she developed the Mind-Body
Reset protocol. Rebekkah has supported thousands of people,
beginning from within her own wellness centre, to groups she taught
at Spirit Rock Meditation Center and while travelling to beautiful
world-wide destinations offering retreats. She has recorded several
wellness CDs, appears on the radio and YouTube and meets with
clients online from all over the globe. She is in private practice
in the San Francisco Bay Area where she lives with her husband and
two daughters.
"The Mind-Body Stress Reset does just what the title claims.
Drawing deeply from the traditions of somatics, yoga, mindfulness,
and contemporary research, Rebekkah LaDyne presents a pragmatic and
user-friendly approach to addressing stress in a way that is
accessible, useful, and effective!"
--Mariana Caplan, PhD, MFT, author of Yoga and Psyche
and Eyes Wide Open--Mariana Caplan, PhD, MFT
"The Mind-Body Stress Reset provides clear theoretical and
practical guidance to help people restore their vital capacity for
resilience in the aftermath of trauma and toxic stress. It does
this through simple, well-conceived tools employing body awareness.
This book is equally valuable for new therapists, accomplished
ones, and to all of those seeking inner balance and wholeness."
--Peter A. Levine, PhD, founder of Somatic Experiencing(R),
and author of Waking the Tiger and In an Unspoken
Voice--Peter A. Levine, PhD
"A highly readable manual for life! Offering simple yet effective
exercises and surveys to identify and survive modern-day stresses.
Creatively written with an excellent mixture of science, research,
and self-disclosure, all of which give credibility and depth to
Rebekkah LaDyne's knowledge. I highly recommend."
--Ariel Giarretto, LMFT, SEP, Somatic Experiencing(R)
Trauma Institute senior faculty, and internationally recognized
somatic psychotherapist--Ariel Giarretto, LMFT, SEP
"I highly recommend Rebekkah LaDyne's book for anyone who has ever
experienced anxiety, worry, and tension. Here is a practical guide
for enhancing well-being by building resilience. Her approach is
well supported by research on somatic therapies and mind-body
medicine. LaDyne shows readers effective skills to 'reset' their
mind-body baseline. She challenges us to try the skill exercises
and achieve a mind-body reset in our lives."
--Donald Moss, PhD, dean of the college of integrative
medicine and health sciences at Saybrook University, coauthor of
Pathways to Illness and Pathways to Health, and
author of Integrative Pathways--Donald Moss, PhD
"In an accessible and easy-to-follow way, Rebekkah LaDyne has given
the lay reader a clear way to understand stress responses and how
to manage them with simple, straightforward strategies. With
lightly humorous writing, LaDyne provides a researched overview
that should capture readers' creative imaginations to reduce their
stress reactions with helpful checklists and exercises that can be
done anywhere. The science that supports her writing and ideas is
described simply, and will make all readers comfortable in trying
the suggestions she offers."
--Dave Berger, MFT, PT, SEP, Somatic Experiencing(R) Trauma
Institute senior faculty, and internationally recognized somatic
psychotherapist--Dave Berger, MFT, PT, SEP
"Like a good friend who knows the territory through hard-won
personal experience, Rebekkah LaDyne shows that you have everything
you need for well-being right inside of you. Written in an
engaging, accessible style, The Mind-Body Stress Reset
offers simple yet profound science-based tools that train you to
self-regulate your stress and connect with your optimal self. You
don't have to go down the rabbit hole of your mind. You can learn
how to connect with the wisdom of the body that helps you be
grounded and not miss the blessing of being alive. A truly
excellent contribution."
--James Baraz, MA, cofounding teacher at Spirit Rock
Meditation Center, and coauthor of Awakening Joy--James
Baraz, MA
"Rebekkah LaDyne combines three powerful and evocative tools: the
mental, emotional, and somatic aspects of the human body as
long-lasting, natural defenses against stress in a
sometimes-chaotic world. By hacking the mind-body connection in
concert, her well-supported methods recognize that the body also
needs a voice in maintaining balance. It is with joy and respect
that I recommend her book to those of us that need help in
remembering that balance."
--Elena Gillespie, PhD, adjunct faculty of mind-body
medicine at Saybrook University, and author of The Anatomy of
Death--Elena Gillespie, PhD
"Rebekkah LaDyne has written a wise, practical, and insightful
guide to working with adversity and stress. Weaving relevant theory
with evidence-based practice, LaDyne offers a powerful road map for
safe and transformative body-based practice. It is clearly written,
full of heart, and an outstanding contribution to the field."
--David Treleaven, PhD, author of Trauma-Sensitive
Mindfulness--David Treleaven, PhD
"Somatic intelligence is often a neglected or rather forgotten
territory. Rebekkah LaDyne shows us with her remarkable book how
much potential for healing opens up once we invite this
intelligence into our consciousness, and give it space to balance
out the wounds of trauma and neglect. The book is a wonderful blend
of scientifically based theory and playful exercises. I wish the
whole world would read it--I see it as a guide into health,
happiness, and joyful living."
--Urs Honauer, PhD, SEP, Somatic Experiencing(R) Trauma
Institute senior faculty, and director of the Center for Inner
Ecology in Zurich, Switzerland--Urs Honauer, PhD, SEP
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