In "Trauma and Memory," Peter Levine provides insights into how memories and the brain circuits involved in maintaining these memories allow trauma to influence our thinking, feeling, and actions. Levine is a heroic pioneer in explaining how the harmful emotional memories associated with trauma are stored in our bodies. His paradigm-shifting intervention model, Somatic Experiencing, is at the forefront of clinical interventions aimed at transforming trauma-induced implicit feelings held in the body into explicit understanding. Levine explains how the persistent and powerful force of implicit trauma memories can be diffused and transformed.