Dr. Aimie Apigian
Aimie Apigian
57: ACEs: How the Body Holds and Hides Pain
57: ACEs: How the Body Holds and Hides Pain
57: ACEs: How the Body Holds and Hides Pain
Friday 19th January 2024
Dr. Aimie Apigian and Dr. Vincent Felitti discuss the impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) on health and coping mechanisms in this enlightening episode.
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Get the buttons here!Understanding Childhood Trauma: Insights from the ACE Study with Dr. Vincent Felitti
Episode Overview
- Dr. Felitti's ACE study revealed a profound link between childhood trauma and health conditions, challenging the traditional approach to medicine.
- The episode uncovers how trauma manifests on a cellular level, shaping individuals' biology and driving behaviours.
- Insightful discussion sheds light on the transformative potential of addressing stored trauma and the importance of creating a safe space for patients to express their pain.
- Importance of comprehensive patient history in diagnosis and treatment, emphasizing the pivotal role of understanding trauma's far-reaching effects.
- Empowering call to action to embark on a trauma healing journey, fostering a deeper connection with the body and seeking support to address stored trauma.
Our pain needs a voice. If we don't give it a voice, it will speak through our body. Oftentimes our emotions, pain, trauma can be so suppressed that it is repressed. And then it is only expressed through our body's health symptoms, conditions, and diagnoses.
Ever wondered how childhood experiences shape our adult lives? In this episode of 'The Biology of Trauma', Dr. Aimie Apigian sits down with Dr. Vincent Felitti to discuss Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and their lasting impact. Dr. Felitti, a pioneer in the field, shares the history and findings of the groundbreaking ACE study, revealing how early trauma influences our coping mechanisms and overall health.
They dive into the cellular level of trauma, explaining how it hides within our bodies and affects our behaviors. This episode offers a fresh perspective on understanding and addressing stored trauma, emphasizing the importance of a comprehensive patient history in diagnosis and treatment. It's a must-listen for anyone looking to understand the deep connections between childhood experiences and adult wellbeing. Tune in to gain valuable insights and practical advice on embarking on your own healing journey.