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Struggling to be heard? Just like a faulty circuit breaker, our physiology can keep us from communicating effectively. We need to be our own detectives, identifying the disconnect to make ourselves truly understood. Dive in to learn more 👉 Susan Gatti, Business Catalyst Anna Oakes Debbie Lang Pearmain David Rosen Craig Jarrett Katherine Polsinelli Ed Krow Bryan Stallings Jennifer Stapleton Marty Davis David A. Van Sky Angela Heyroth #Neurodiversity #WorkplaceInclusion

It is a mystery when someone is going through something invisible. It doesn't make much sense. One can feel lonely. Feel like you are in the dark. Want to feel heard? Be understood. A space where you can be yourself. Don't we all want to be happy to have a friend to talk to without any judgment. If yes 👇 Introducing a space for those with autoimmune. - To help those who feel like sharing. - To be heard. - To be understood. - To have a space where they can be themselves without judgment. How can I help: - I am a great listener. - I can understand. - No judgment. - Open minded. And many more.. You Matter * See you there 😊 Take care #autoimmune #chronicillness #consultation.

The wonderful Dr Naomi Fisher uses the analogy of the amygdala being like the cupboard under the stairs, which perfectly captures what’s going on there. If you have a cupboard under the stairs, it might well be like mine and stacked with things you need to shove somewhere. When you have experiences you are unable to fully process at the time, for example a traumatic experience as a child, it gets stored in the part of your brain called the amygdala. It’s used to assess any future likely threat. The problem is it stays there without a time tag and evokes the same emotion - and reaction - as when you first experienced it. So, say, you felt really scared by a dog when you were six, when you see a dog in your 30s you are still feeling and reacting like the six year old. To change this, you need to fully process the event in order to move it to the hippocampus where it can be viewed logically. In root cause therapy, we can use hypnosis to access that past event and move through it and out the other side so that it can be safely transferred to the hippocampus in a way that it will no longer have the same impact on you. Easy. Effortless. Effective. What are you storing in your cupboard under the stairs that shouldn’t be there any more?

The wonderful Dr Naomi Fisher uses the analogy of the amygdala being like the cupboard under the stairs, which perfectly captures what’s going on there. If you have a cupboard under the stairs, it might well be like mine and stacked with things you need to shove somewhere. When you have experiences you are unable to fully process at the time, for example a traumatic experience as a child, it gets stored in the part of your brain called the amygdala. It’s used to assess any future likely threat. The problem is it stays there without a time tag and evokes the same emotion - and reaction - as when you first experienced it. So, say, you felt really scared by a dog when you were six, when you see a dog in your 30s you are still feeling and reacting like the six year old. To change this, you need to fully process the event in order to move it to the hippocampus where it can be viewed logically. In root cause therapy, we can use hypnosis to access that past event and move through it and out the other side so that it can be safely transferred to the hippocampus in a way that it will no longer have the same impact on you. Easy. Effortless. Effective. What are you storing in your cupboard under the stairs that shouldn’t be there any more?

Did you know...? The #Vagus nerve is the main nerve in regulating the digestive process. The gut-brain axis transforms information via the vagus nerve from food to feelings. Learn more by watching this video. https://lnkd.in/frArV9M  #VNS #PTSD #ptsdawareness

The wonderful Dr Naomi Fisher uses the analogy of the amygdala being like the cupboard under the stairs, which perfectly captures what’s going on there. If you have a cupboard under the stairs, it might well be like mine and stacked with things you need to shove somewhere. When you have experiences you are unable to fully process at the time, for example a traumatic experience as a child, it gets stored in the part of your brain called the amygdala. It’s used to assess any future likely threat. The problem is it stays there without a time tag and evokes the same emotion - and reaction - as when you first experienced it. So, say, you felt really scared by a dog when you were six, when you see a dog in your 30s you are still feeling and reacting like the six year old. To change this, you need to fully process the event in order to move it to the hippocampus where it can be viewed logically. In root cause therapy, we can use hypnosis to access that past event and move through it and out the other side so that it can be safely transferred to the hippocampus in a way that it will no longer have the same impact on you. Easy. Effortless. Effective. What are you storing in your cupboard under the stairs that shouldn’t be there any more?

The wonderful Dr Naomi Fisher uses the analogy of the amygdala being like the cupboard under the stairs, which perfectly captures what’s going on there. If you have a cupboard under the stairs, it might well be like mine and stacked with things you need to shove somewhere. When you have experiences you are unable to fully process at the time, for example a traumatic experience as a child, it gets stored in the part of your brain called the amygdala. It’s used to assess any future likely threat. The problem is it stays there without a time tag and evokes the same emotion - and reaction - as when you first experienced it. So, say, you felt really scared by a dog when you were six, when you see a dog in your 30s you are still feeling and reacting like the six year old. To change this, you need to fully process the event in order to move it to the hippocampus where it can be viewed logically. In root cause therapy, we can use hypnosis to access that past event and move through it and out the other side so that it can be safely transferred to the hippocampus in a way that it will no longer have the same impact on you. Easy. Effortless. Effective. What are you storing in your cupboard under the stairs that shouldn’t be there any more?

Embark on a neurological odyssey, akin to traversing uncharted terrain. "Unlocking the Mind's Healing Potential: The Neuro-Journey Beyond Long COVID" unveils a therapeutic expedition, unraveling the mysteries of recovery. 🧠🌐 #MindHealingOdyssey #NeuroRecovery #LongCOVIDJourney 🚀

📢 New Article Published: "Navigating the Interplay of Chronic Pain, Chiron's Return, and Genetic Trauma in Human Design" In my latest blog post, I delve into the fascinating interplay between chronic pain, the transformative period of Chiron's Return in Human Design, and the concept of genetic trauma. This exploration offers a unique perspective on personal growth, healing, and understanding our deeper selves. I invite you to read and share your thoughts on these intriguing topics. 🔗 Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/gBDNhmXV #ChronicPain #HumanDesign #ChironReturn #GeneticTrauma #ProfessionalGrowth

Outcomes. We all care about our patients having a better life, improved pain, and improved function. Today Relievant Medsystems, Inc. highlights one of my patients, a terrific guy and someone who wanted to get back to his life. Thanks to BVN he is making great progress. This is his story. Let's keep pushing forward to improve outcomes, function, and quality of life. #pain #medicaldevices #disc #minimallyinvasive #spine #outcomes Brent Payne Ashley Comer American Society of Pain and Neuroscience ASPN North American Neuromodulation Society (NANS) International Neuromodulation Society Watch the story here. https://lnkd.in/ePNkq7t5