Therapy and the Body

If your client is chronically dysregulated, you may find these 4 tips helpful. Here I discuss how chronic dysregulation is often a result of trauma and how going slow, using the body and the relationship, and collaboration can build safety and more regulation for your clients. These ideas are also helpful for non clinicians in building more regulation within oneself.  

This is an introduction to Dan Siegel’s Window of Tolerance model. It may give you some insight into why some people have difficulty with slowing down and resting even once their work is done, and why some people often feel low on energy and struggle to get out of bed or connect or others. I will discuss the three parts of the Window of Tolerance, and some physical cues to look for to determine if you’re living life outside of your window of tolerance.

Welcome to my first podcast. I’ll use this time to share a bit about myself and my interest in somatic therapy. I'll also very briefly introduce Hakomi which is a body oriented psychotherapy modality that I'm an on-going student of. This episode will give you an idea of who I am personally and professionally and the topics that will be discussed by me and my therapist friends.

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Welcome to my first podcast. I’ll use this time to share a bit about myself and my interest in somatic therapy. I'll also very briefly introduce Hakomi which is a body oriented psychotherapy modality that I'm an on-going student of. This episode will give you an idea of who I am personally and professionally and the topics that will be discussed by me and my therapist friends.