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Bridger Falkenstien, an expert in Polyvagal Theory, explores the autonomic hierarchy, neuroception, and co-regulation. They discuss the importance of understanding scars and adaptations in therapy, as well as the empowering effects of the Polyvagal Theory. The chapter concludes with a focus on neuroplasticity and the opportunity for individuals to rewire their brains. The speakers express their enthusiasm for the theory and launching a new podcast.

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Topics discussed in the podcast include viewing humans as organisms in EMDR therapy, exploring attachment theory and dissociation, integrating biological aspects in psychology, understanding OCD-like behaviors, and the evolution of self through trauma and healing.

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The podcast discusses the three channels of processing in therapy sessions and the importance of addressing cognitive, emotional, and somatic processing. It explores finding safe resources for clients and the process of memory storage and activation. It also delves into the installation phase and strengthening new associations, and the role of noticing and connecting with moments of change and growth. The hosts emphasize the significance of therapists exploring various channels of processing and being open to different therapeutic approaches.

Lori Kucharski, a PhD expert in counseling and a licensed EMDR therapist from Colorado Springs, dives deep into the relationship between disordered eating and trauma. She emphasizes the role of EMDR in addressing body image challenges and advocates for a compassionate approach beyond rigid diagnoses. The conversation also touches on the importance of recognizing unexamined power dynamics in therapy and the need for multidisciplinary collaboration in mental health care. Join the insightful discussion on navigating emotions and fostering understanding in therapeutic settings!

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