Wired for Connection: A Polyvagal Podcast

In this discussion, renowned researcher Stephen Porges and distinguished clinician Deb Dana delve into the foundations of Polyvagal Theory. They explore its transformative impact on understanding trauma, emphasizing the concepts of neuroception and co-regulation. The duo highlights the significance of presence and connection in therapeutic settings, promoting healing both personally and in community. They also share insights on the evolution of the autonomic nervous system and its role in emotional well-being, fostering a collective sense of safety and empowerment.

"Wired for Connection" is a podcast that delves into Polyvagal Theory and the role of the vagus nerve in our autonomic nervous system. Hosted by Travis and produced by the Polyvagal Institute, this podcast brings together experts from various fields such as therapy, psychology, and somatic practices to discuss how our nervous system influences our daily lives and relationships.Here is what to expect: Understanding Polyvagal Theory: The podcast focuses on Polyvagal Theory, which highlights the significance of the autonomic nervous system and the vagus nerve in shifting our states and affecting behaviors and relationships. Diverse Expert Insights: The episodes feature insights from therapists, psychologists, trauma-informed specialists, and more, who are incorporating polyvagal principles to enhance understanding and connection. Fostering Inclusivity and Co-regulation: The aim is to create safe environments where listeners can learn about co-regulation and navigate the human experience together, fostering inclusivity and connectedness. Stay updated on new episodes and polyvagal insights by following the podcast on social media. For inquiries or more information, contact the team at community@polyvagal.org. Thank you for tuning in and joining this journey towards a more connected world.CONNECT WITH PVIInstagram: @polyvagalinstituteLinkedIn: polyvagal-instituteEmail: community@polyvagal.org