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The Biology of Trauma® With Dr. Aimie

Dr. Aimie Apigian
Trauma Healing
Trauma
Hormones
Embodiment
Attunement
Autoimmunity
Attachment Theory
Parts Work
Emotional Resilience
Energy Medicine
Chronic Illness
Somatic Education
Anxiety
Mental Health
Somatic Work
Emotional Regulation
Parenting
Child Development
Chronic Pain
Mirroring

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

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What if having the same gene as your sister doesn't mean you'll have the same outcome? What if trauma and nervous system dysregulation could be the difference between expressing a genetic disease—or not?

In this mini episode, Dr. Aimie Apigian answ... more

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Recent Guests

Lizzie Dunn
Diagnosed at age 13 with a genetic endocrine disorder
Episode: Can Trauma Make Genetic Disease Worse? The Role of the Nervous System
Dr. Partha Nandi
Author and physician
Author of Heal Your Guts, Save Your Brain
Episode: Why Does My Body Hold Trauma? Dr. Aimie Apigian Reveals How Chronic Fatigue, Autoimmunity & Weight Gain Have An Emotional Trigger
Dr. Bland
Expert in functional medicine and trauma
Institute for Functional Medicine
Episode: Trauma, Immunity, and Healing: How Your Body Renews in 90 Days
Dr. Darcia Narvaez
Renowned professor and researcher on the Evolved Nest
Episode: Do Babies Who Cry It Out Get Anxiety and Addiction Later in Life?
Dr. Sue Carter
World-renowned expert in oxytocin.
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Episode: The Forgotten Hormone: Why the Mind & Body Can’t Heal Without Oxytocin with Dr. Sue Carter
Katie Wells
Wellness Mama health journalist and expert
Wellness Mama
Episode: Light, Sleep and High-Impact Habits To Heal Your Nervous System
Dr. Eric Arzubi
Psychiatrist and CEO of Frontier Psychiatry
Frontier Psychiatry
Episode: Finding Your Why: How to Break Free from Burnout and Build Meaningful Work with Dr. Eric Arzubi
Gregg Ward
A man whose life was profoundly changed by a car accident resulting in the death of his high school sweetheart.
Episode: The Biology Behind It: Transforming Trauma into Joy & Purpose
Helga Byrne
A therapist who battled chronic Lyme disease for a decade and shared insights into her healing journey.
Episode: The Biology Behind It: How to Navigate Your Own Chronic Illness & Healing Journey

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Dr. Aimie Apigian
Host and trauma expert focusing on the biological implications of trauma and holistic healing approaches.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 545 ratings
  • No longer trust her views on trauma

    FYI

    I’ve listened to many of her podcasts as recommended by my therapist. I almost bought her book, but after seeing the marketing being tied to her attendance to Charlie Kirk’s memorial, I can no longer recommend her work. So disappointing.

    What’s most concerning is she deleted the comment section on thepost and in a subsequent follow-up video she refuses to understand and engage in conversation of her followers perspectives when it comes to talking about trauma. Instead, she blames everyone... more

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    John reviews u
    United States17 days ago
  • Very basic information

    As a recent graduate who wants to focus on trauma management and mind-body connection, I was so happy to discover this podcast, thinking that it’ll help me to deepen my knowledge. However, to my disappointment, most it is just a very basic information that every MH student knows. There’s little to no context provided for how actually work with the stored trauma. Additionally, and this is one of the major issues for me personally, there’s a constant advertisement of the author’s course that suppo... more

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    uva_z
    United States21 days ago
  • This book has helped me recognize an inner shift that is required for the completion of my healing journey. Thank you Dr Aimie!!

    Audible
    5
    Anonymous
    United Statesa month ago
  • Science not there

    With a title like The Biology of Trauma, you would think that the podcast would have some actually biologists on to discuss how the body converts trauma into illness and Dr. Aimie does not. The reason is because the science is not there yet and we do not know. Most of the episode is her hypothesis and speculation with buzzwords thrown in- like mitochondria and oxidative stress. As someone who was truly interested in understanding this further, I found the episodes disappointing. I won’t continue... more

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    2
    Evidence based science lacking
    United Statesa month ago
  • Excellent Teaching!

    Dr. Aimie is a remarkable educator! I love the way she explains and reinforces trauma-related ideas. She also shares from personal experience, which is generous and relatable.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Erin Hearts
    United States2 months ago

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Listeners appreciate the practical insights into trauma and its biological connection to health.
The content is viewed as a critical resource for anyone looking deeper into their trauma recovery journey.
Many find Dr. Aimie's perspective refreshing and grounded in scientific understanding, particularly valuing her personal experiences shared in the episodes.
There are mixed feelings about the emphasis on promoting courses, with some finding it overwhelming.

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Can Trauma Make Genetic Disease Worse? The Role of the Nervous System
Q: Can trauma be passed down generations? Can we inherit trauma?
Yes, generational trauma can be passed down through various layers, affecting beliefs and body memory, with evidence showing that epigenetic changes can occur due to trauma experienced by previous generations.
Can Trauma Make Genetic Disease Worse? The Role of the Nervous System
Q: What is it that you've learned about the way that trauma could affect a physical disease, like MEN1 and dysregulation of the nervous system manifests as physical symptoms of disease inside the body?
The nervous system plays a critical role in determining how the body responds to genetic vulnerabilities, influencing the severity of symptoms through its regulation of biological functions. Trauma gets stored in the nervous system, which impacts overall health, including physical diseases.
Why Does My Body Hold Trauma? Dr. Aimie Apigian Reveals How Chronic Fatigue, Autoimmunity & Weight Gain Have An Emotional Trigger
Q: Can you talk about the pathways to heal? How did you heal and how could folks that are reading this book understand how to heal?
Understanding the science allows us to identify leverage points for healing, moving beyond symptom management to recognize and address trauma's impact on the body.
The Biology of Trauma: Why Your Body Holds On When Your Mind Has Healed with Dr. Aimie Apigian
Q: How can someone make progress if they're supporting all three legs of the stool?
By addressing their biology, psychology, and emotions simultaneously, they can achieve faster results in their healing journey.
The Biology of Trauma: Why Your Body Holds On When Your Mind Has Healed with Dr. Aimie Apigian
Q: What is the difference between stress and trauma in your body?
Stress does not make you sick; trauma does. Your body enters a trauma response when it cannot function correctly under stress.

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2. Dr. Partha Nandi
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5. Dr. Sue Carter
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