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Through the stories of her clients, research participants and personal reflections, trauma therapist and qualitative researcher, Mel Gentry Bosna, explores the why and how of self-abandonment and consent violations." In The House Of Me is equal parts memoir and manual, and lights a path for readers to more fully discern their inner "yes, no, and maybe". This path is explored against the backdrop of family dynamics, trauma and the systems that hijack consent development, namely patriarchy, religious fundamentalism and white supremacy. Despite our best intentions, many of us default into a…mehr

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Through the stories of her clients, research participants and personal reflections, trauma therapist and qualitative researcher, Mel Gentry Bosna, explores the why and how of self-abandonment and consent violations." In The House Of Me is equal parts memoir and manual, and lights a path for readers to more fully discern their inner "yes, no, and maybe". This path is explored against the backdrop of family dynamics, trauma and the systems that hijack consent development, namely patriarchy, religious fundamentalism and white supremacy. Despite our best intentions, many of us default into a disembodied consent, harming ourselves and others. The world of survivors is steadily unleashing a rebelliousness that does not just hope but intends greater safety. Many of us have the taste of consent on our lips and are hungry for more, this book will show you how to experience it through a practice of embodied consent.
Autorenporträt
Melodee Gentry Bosna (she/her) has a BS in Sociology and Master of Social Work and is licensed as a clinical social worker in Arizona where she runs a private practice. More commonly known as Mel Bosna by those who've met her, she's passionate about joining people on their reclamation journey and aims to agitate systems of oppression (side-eyeing you capitalism, white supremacy, patriarchy and ableism). Mel identifies as a cis-woman, clinician, writer, mother and most of all, as human. She primarily works with adults impacted by spiritual abuse, sexual trauma, early attachment disruption, betrayal harm and consent violations. She believes in the body's innate wisdom and ability to heal.