The Advisor with Stacey Chillemi

Trauma is Stuck in your Brain: Top Techniques for Healing


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What if anxiety, cravings, and PTSD symptoms ease by activating the other side of your brain—on purpose?


Host Lisa Urbanski sits down with Fredric Schiffer, MD (Harvard/McLean; Dual-Brain Psychology) to explore why painful experiences can dominate one hemisphere and how simple hemispheric-stimulation tactics—like the envelope/special glasses technique—may quickly lift mood, reduce fear, and restore confidence. We unpack how each hemisphere can carry a different “mind,” why accessing the healthier side matters, and where emerging tools (including LED photobiomodulation) and ongoing addiction research fit into recovery. Educational, practical, and surprisingly simple.


You’ll learn:

  • Why trauma can “stick” in one hemisphere—and how to engage the other
  • How to try safe, low-tech visual-field prompts (envelope/glasses) at home
  • What Dr. Schiffer’s clinic is testing for fentanyl addiction and PTSD support
  • When structured practice beats willpower—and how to build a 12-week plan
  • Why relaxation boosts creativity, decision-making, and long-term resilience

  • 🔗 Stay Connected with Dr. Fredric Schiffer:
    🌐Website: dualbrainpsychology.com
    📖 Grab his book: Good-bye Anxiety, Depression, Addiction, and PTSD
    📸 Instagram: @dr.fredschiffer
    🐦 Twitter/X: @DrFredSchiffer
    ▶️ YouTube: @Dr.FredSchiffer
    📘 Facebook: Fredric Schiffer, MD
    💼 LinkedIn: Fredric Schiffer, MD
    Research papers: Fredric Schiffer on ResearchGate

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