Unlocking Authenticity: Healing Trauma and Building Intimacy with Dr. Peter Levine
Episode Overview
Trauma disrupts our connection to our authentic selves, affecting relationships. Somatic Experiencing can help restore authenticity and intimacy. Co-regulation and presence are vital for healing trauma. Understanding flow state can aid in rebuilding connections. Practical strategies for nervous system regulation are discussed.
Trauma is not just what happens to us, but what we hold inside in the absence of another empathetic or authentic person
In this episode of The Biology of Trauma™ With Dr. Aimie, the spotlight is on authenticity and somatic experiencing as key tools for healing trauma and achieving deeper intimacy. Dr. Aimie Apigian is joined by Dr. Peter Levine, a pioneer in the field of Somatic Experiencing, to explore how trauma disrupts our connection to our authentic selves, affecting our ability to form meaningful relationships. Dr.
Levine shares his decades of experience in understanding how trauma gets stored in our bodies and how it impacts our nervous system and overall well-being. He emphasises the importance of authenticity in human connection and how somatic healing can help us restore that connection. Dr. Levine's insights on co-regulation, presence, and the flow state offer practical strategies for anyone looking to rebuild intimacy after trauma.
If you're curious about how to reclaim your authentic self and improve your relationships, this episode is packed with valuable advice and real-life examples. Don't miss out on the chance to learn from one of the leading experts in trauma healing.