The Organizing Principles of Polyvagal Theory
Originally, we viewed the body’s reaction to stress as binary: we’re either in a sympathetic or parasympathetic state. Polyvagal Theory, however, shows that there are multiple and blended states [...]
Originally, we viewed the body’s reaction to stress as binary: we’re either in a sympathetic or parasympathetic state. Polyvagal Theory, however, shows that there are multiple and blended states [...]
Three EMDRIA Approved Consultants and SSP providers were featured on the SSP Podcast to discuss their approaches and experiences with clients using EMDR therapy and the SSP.
Courtesy of The Work From Home Show What can Polyvagal Theory and COVID-19 tell us about ourselves and our work lives? “First of all, we have to understand what the pandemic has done to our [...]
The autonomic nervous system (ANS) influences many important functions in our body, such as the heart, respiration rate and digestion, and constantly sends signals to our body so we’re ready to [...]
Studies show that chronic pain may not always stem from structural or tissue damage, but instead may persist because the nervous system is stuck in physio-psychological states of survival. But [...]
During stressful situations, it can be common for us to lash out only to regret what we said or did after time has passed. It might feel like how you responded was out of your control in those [...]
Emerging evidence suggests that COVID-19 is a complex and systemic disease that affects our immune and inflammatory functions, although we still have much to learn about its long-term effects. [...]
Courtesy of Ten Percent Happier How would you explain Polyvagal Theory? Deb Dana, LCSW and Advisor to Unyte, was recently featured on the popular podcast Ten Percent Happier, where host Dan [...]
Unyte-iLs CEO Jason Tafler joins Jim Donovan on his podcast, Neural Solutions for Stronger Resilience, where they discuss Jason’s journey and personal and spiritual transformation [...]
In this episode Joanne chats with Occupational Therapist Tracy Stackhouse. Podcast Highlights Include: Using the language of the window of tolerance or river of integration to help describe [...]
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