Conscious experience is a result of our awareness, but how do we take back our free will from external drivers?
This episode explores the links between the conscious experience and what Free will really is. Building on that we explore how the body deals with pain and negative emotions and how we can learn to carve free will, awareness and control into our day-to-day lives.
Dr Stephen Porges is the father of Polyvagal Theory and how the body perceives threat and safety. His lessons are crucial for how humans connect, learn and exist and build the fundamental concepts to understand emotional intelligence.
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Meet Sam
Growth Mindset Psychology:
Sam Webster explores the psychology of happiness, satisfaction, purpose, and growth through the lens of self-improvement.
Chapters:
00:00 Consciousness, Free Will, Pain and responses
03:40 Viktor Frankl and Polyvagal Theory - The Space Between Stimulus and Response
04:34 Interoception and Neuroception
05:02 Managing Physiological Responses &Free Will in Relationships
06:07 Polyvagal Interpretation of Free Will and the Nervous System
08:09 Meditation, Pain Management, Chronic Pain and Emotional Regulation
09:45 Understanding Negative Emotions
11:18 Strategies for Self-Regulation
13:19 Trauma and Psychosomatic Problems
14:52 Listener's Question on Self-Regulation & Burnout in Healthcare
17:56 Importance of Clinician's Physiological State
19:51 Final remarks
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