
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 | Twice weekly | Episodes | 252 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthEducationHealth & FitnessSelf-Improvement | |||

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You push through every day, and an exhaustion stays underneath.
What will surprise you is that the fear of the freeze is often what keeps you in it, and that the way out starts with letting the body move through it.
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What will surprise you is that inflammation itself can create a feeling of disconnection, and loneliness feeds that inflammation back.
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A hard start in life can still be shaping your gut decades later.
What will surprise you is that your gut microbes can sense when you are stressed, and they change how they treat your gut wall.
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The Biology of Trauma is such an insightful and thoughtful podcast. Dr. Aimie brings a valuable perspective to understanding how trauma affects the nervous system, relationships, and behavior. I especially appreciate how she makes complex topics accessible while still offering practical takeaways. The conversations around attachment, regulation, and healing are both informative and deeply relevant. A great listen for anyone looking to better understand trauma and its lasting impact.
I have been a follower of Dr. Aimie’s for quite some time. I truly appreciate her insight in how trauma affects the body. Her work has changed the way I have approached my own healing and how I treat patients.
Thank you Dr. Aimie, for your book and teaching in this important area. Understanding and knowledge impart such power!
Long story short, through my 8 years since retirement I’ve started studying grief which has led to topics around it. For about a year I’ve been looking at biology and trauma and Dr. Amy has had both the Goldilocks vocabulary for me as a layman and also it’s obvious her heart is “all in”.
I think there are certain jobs in which eventually it shows whether or not your heart is in it and this is one of them. Thank you.
I love this show! Dr. Aimie presents extraordinarily valuable information about trauma and healing from mental illness that is usually not taught properly.
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Its themes center on trauma biology, nervous-system regulation, and bottom-up healing approaches that integrate mind and body. Conversations frequently explore somatic therapies, resilience, attachment, and practical strategies for regulating the nervous system, with a strong emphasis on long-term recovery, meaningful living, and applying science to everyday healing. A standout aspect is the show's multidisciplinary guest roster and its willingness to challenge traditional trauma paradigms, making complex neurobiological concepts accessible and action-oriented for professionals and lay listeners alike.
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