Wrestling Ghosts.

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Material type: Film

FilmPublisher number: 6785435 | KanopyPublisher: New Day Films, 2018Publisher: [San Francisco, California, USA] : Kanopy Streaming, 2019Description: 1 online resource (streaming video file) (94 minutes): digital, .flv file, soundContent type:

two-dimensional moving image

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Documentary films.

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Donna Jackson-Nakazawa, Joshua Hathaway, Kim Montleon, Matt Montleon, Nadine Burke-Harris., Victor Lee LewisSummary: This documentary follows the epic inner journey of Kim, a young mother who, over two heart-breaking and inspiring years, battles the traumas from her past to create a new present and future for her and her family. In this intimate portrait, Kim shares deeply personal moments that most of us keep secret in shame, and invites us into her counseling sessions. With her counselors’ help, Kim opens up to new ways of thinking and uncovers what has blocked her from experiencing the joy and connection she most desires. She learns about the impact of childhood trauma on her brain, and how, tragically, this very damage causes the trauma to be passed on to her own children. Armed with knowledge and compassion, she pursues new strategies to heal herself, including counseling, Neurofeedback, and EFT (tapping). Official Selection at the **Los Angeles Film Festival** and **DOC NYC**.

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Donna Jackson-Nakazawa, Joshua Hathaway, Kim Montleon, Matt Montleon, Nadine Burke-Harris., Victor Lee Lewis

Originally produced by New Day Films in 2018.

This documentary follows the epic inner journey of Kim, a young mother who, over two heart-breaking and inspiring years, battles the traumas from her past to create a new present and future for her and her family. In this intimate portrait, Kim shares deeply personal moments that most of us keep secret in shame, and invites us into her counseling sessions. With her counselors’ help, Kim opens up to new ways of thinking and uncovers what has blocked her from experiencing the joy and connection she most desires. She learns about the impact of childhood trauma on her brain, and how, tragically, this very damage causes the trauma to be passed on to her own children. Armed with knowledge and compassion, she pursues new strategies to heal herself, including counseling, Neurofeedback, and EFT (tapping). Official Selection at the **Los Angeles Film Festival** and **DOC NYC**.

Mode of access: World Wide Web.

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