"Trauma Braille" is an expressive exploration into the hidden scars and silent struggles that shape a person's inner world and biology. Much like the tactile language of Braille-felt rather than seen-trauma is often an invisible force that can only be understood through close and careful attention. "Trauma Braille" delves into the intricate patterns of trauma, offering readers a guide to recognizing and interpreting the subtle signals that reveal deep emotional wounds. Understanding trauma requires sensitivity, patience, and an openness to the textures of human experience that are often overlooked at a glance. Trauma manifests in countless ways-through hesitations, silences, the way someone pulls back when touched, or the distance they maintain in relationships. It can be heard in the tone of a voice that is too soft or too loud, seen in eyes that avoid contact, and felt in the tension that lingers in a room long after a conversation has ended. This book invites readers to slow down and attune themselves to these subtle cues, encouraging a shift from judgment to curiosity and from trying to fix to simply being present. Through stories, reflections, and practical exercises, "Trauma Braille" offers tools for developing a nuanced understanding of trauma, one that goes beyond clinical definitions and enters the realm of lived experience. I look forward to hearing your thoughts and hope this book resonates with you as it has with me.