
People are done dancing around the topic of trauma. They're ready to face this square-on. None of the current systems are getting to the root of the issue in the current model. Their biology has been affected on a cellular level, and that is now what's preventing the important work that they're trying to do. The Biology of Trauma® podcast is the missing piece to that puzzle. It's a practical livin... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 239 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthEducationHealth & FitnessSelf-Improvement | |||

You have been doing the work. You understand your patterns. And you are still waking up unable to face the day.
When the body decides survival is the priority, it stops converting thyroid hormone into the form your cells can use. It produces an inac... more
Most trauma has a place you can avoid. Medical trauma lives inside your body, so there is nowhere to go.
Dr. Aimie sits down with Dr. James Jackson for the second half of their conversation on medical trauma. What will surprise you is how much recov... more
A hospital saved your life, and now you plan your route so you do not drive past it. That has a name, and the name is medical trauma.
Medical trauma is a trauma response that comes from a medical experience. It can follow an ICU stay, a hard surgery... more
A new mom was losing weight without trying. Her heart raced. Waves of panic arrived without warning. Her doctor congratulated her on the weight and offered her something for the anxiety.
Her anxiety had been doing its job the whole time. It was a me... more
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I love this show! Dr. Aimie presents extraordinarily valuable information about trauma and healing from mental illness that is usually not taught properly.
I was recently a guest on Dr. Aimie’s podcast, invited to discuss early separation, adoption and addiction. I’ve spent some good time listening to many of her podcasts at this point, and she really is doing something new, deep diving into the way that the body works and functions physiologically and explaining in in a way we all can understand. She has such a deep understanding of early childhood trauma and the lifelong impact. I feel really grateful she is doing this work and making this podcas... more
Considering how prevalent trauma is I love these discussions. Very informative.
Lies and mis truths about marijuana in your podcast
Very disappointed
you are open minded and on cutting edge regarding advances in neurobiology, but in this case you’re way behind
cannabis is the future plant medicine is the future cannabis cures cancer, cannabis cures viruses in the lab! cannabis is plant medicine.
Studies in other countries have proven the efficacy
Millions of years of use with no negative effect is proof enough
Our bodies have receptors for it
not every medicine is ri... more
Dr. Aimie’s podcast and book have been the most comprehensive guides to my autoimmune journey. After 30 years of struggling, I’m following her protocols and finally healing! Thank you Dr. Aimie for your compassionate, competent care.
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This show centers on trauma biology, nervous-system regulation, and evidence-informed paths to healing. Episodes typically fuse clinical insight with personal narratives, exploring how early experiences shape physiology, behavior, and health across the lifespan. Listeners are likely seekers of practical strategies—ranging from somatic exercises to nutrition and lifestyle adjustments—to address chronic stress, burnout, hormonal health, and relational dynamics. Noteworthy angles include integration of attachment theory, lightweight guest expertise from medicine and psychology, and a consistent emphasis on body-centered healing rather than solely cognitive approaches. The format often blends expert context with actionable steps, making it usef... more
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