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Wired for Connection: A Polyvagal Podcast

Polyvagal Institute
Polyvagal Theory
Vagus Nerve
Mental Health
Trauma Recovery
Yoga
Mind-Body Connection
Somatic Therapy
Self-Care Practices
Breath Work
Nature
EMDR Therapy
Nervous System
Trauma
Mindfulness
Internal Family Systems
Neurodiversity
Education
Gut Health
Nutrition
Emotional Health

Wired for Connection is a podcast devoted to sharing information about Polyvagal Theory and the vagus nerve, in service of our mission to optimize the human experience by creating a safe and connected world.

We highlight guests who share more information on the role the vagus nerve plays in our mental and physical health, alongside stories about their experience with their nervous systems in navig... more

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Trigger Warning: Please be advised, this episode contains dialogue about self-harm, abuse, and other sensitive topics. Please take care while listening and feel free to skip this episode if needed.

In this Wired for Connection episode with Polyvagal... more

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This episode of Wired for Connection is about the physiology of performance. In Part One of this discussion with Michael Allison, we'll learn more about Michael and his background in performance consulting, and how polyvagal principles help inform pe... more

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Trigger Warning: Please be advised, this episode contains dialogue about self-harm, abuse, and other sensitive topics. Please take care while listening and feel free to skip this episode if needed.

In this episode, Dr Janina Fisher joins Travis Good... more

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In this episode of Wired for Connection: A Polyvagal Podcast, we discuss applying Polyvagal Theory and polyvagal principles in a therapeutic setting.

Stephanie D'Angelo, from Polyvagal Institute, moderates a discussion with Ruby Jo Walker, LCSW. Ru... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Janina Fisher
A clinical psychologist and world-renowned expert in trauma treatment, noted for her practical and compassionate approach.
Episode: Janina Fisher Discusses Parts, Polyvagal Theory and TIST
Ruby Jo Walker
A seasoned therapist and trainer with over 30 years of experience in the neurobiology of trauma and resilience.
Post Traumatic Growth Somatic Therapy, Southwest Trauma Training Services
Episode: Applying Polyvagal Theory in Therapy with Ruby Jo Walker, LCSW
Dr. Frank Anderson
Founder of the Trauma Institute and a leading voice in trauma healing and systems of self
Trauma Institute
Episode: Integrating IFS & Polyvagal Theory with Dr. Frank Anderson
Dr. Lori Desautel
Assistant professor at Butler University specializing in applied educational neuroscience
Butler University
Episode: Empowered Educators: How Polyvagal Principles Help Boost Learning Outcomes in the Classroom
Dr. Nikki Elliott
An educator, author, and the director of the Center for Embodied Equity and Neurodiversity at the University of San Diego.
University of San Diego
Episode: Supporting All Students in the Classroom & Beyond: A Polyvagal Perspective on Education
Dr. Arielle Schwartz
A clinical psychologist, somatic psychotherapist, and founder of the Center for Resilience Informed Therapy
Center for Resilience Informed Therapy
Episode: Stimulating the Vagus Nerve Naturally with Dr. Arielle Schwartz
BG Mancini
Neurointegrative medicine provider with nearly 30 years of experience supporting children and families; advanced certified in functional medicine.
Brain Gut Institute
Episode: Our Gut-Brain Connection & How it Relates to Polyvagal Theory

Host

Travis Goodman
Host of a podcast focused on Polyvagal Theory, engaging with experts across various fields to explore the implications of the vagus nerve on mental and physical health.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 22 ratings
  • Accessible and educational

    I love that PVI is expanding their educational offerings to be accessible to more people. This podcast is easy to follow and understand and provides useful information for all. I look forward to more diverse guests from outside of their normal line up of instructors and familiar faces.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AnnonymousTexas
    United States7 months ago

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#212
Norway/Education
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#223
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Janina Fisher Discusses Parts, Polyvagal Theory and TIST
Q: Where do you see trauma work going in the next five to ten years?
I want to see more therapists worldwide truly understand trauma, moving beyond just verbal processing of traumatic events.
Janina Fisher Discusses Parts, Polyvagal Theory and TIST
Q: Can you define what Trauma-Informed Stabilization Treatment is for us?
Trauma-Informed Stabilization Treatment is a trauma-informed parts model integrating clinical interventions from IFS and somatic interventions, aimed at recognizing distressed feelings and unsafe impulses as parts.
Integrating IFS & Polyvagal Theory with Dr. Frank Anderson
Q: How are you integrating IFS and Polyvagal Theory now in your work?
Dr. Anderson explains that he is incorporating more neurophysiological understanding into his therapy practice, focusing on embodying parts and recognizing the need for relational dynamics in healing.
Integrating IFS & Polyvagal Theory with Dr. Frank Anderson
Q: Can you tell us a bit about your background and how you ended up in the world of like IFS?
Dr. Anderson shares that he started his career at Bessel van der Kolk's trauma center and became captivated by the idea that parts of ourselves can be integrated rather than pathologized.
Stimulating the Vagus Nerve Naturally with Dr. Arielle Schwartz
Q: What are some initial practices that would be kind of like the first steps in stimulating vagus nerve or vagal toning?
Dr. Schwartz mentions five categories of interventions including discovering interventions to map one's nervous system, centering practices like balanced breathing, and self-applied touch to help stimulate the vagus nerve naturally.

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What is This Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Focused on the intersection of Polyvagal Theory, mental health, and human connection, this engaging series features expert guests discussing how the vagus nerve influences emotional and physical well-being. Episodes cover a range of topics including trauma recovery, neurodiversity in education, and therapeutic techniques that leverage an understanding of the nervous system. With a strong emphasis on creating safe environments for personal and communal growth, the content is both educational and relatable, making it particularly valuable for mental health professionals, educators, and anyone interested in personal development. Unique insights often come from diverse expert perspectives, enriching discussions around the practical applications... more

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