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EPISODE · Aug 5, 2025 · 1H 7M

21. Regression and Revisualization

from Balance your Brain: Couples Therapy and Relationships with James Christensen · host James Christensen

Catherine Roebuck explains regression, David Schnarch's term for reduced brain functioning, and we walk through revisualizations of difficult memories. In this conversation: Acute regression vs. steady-state regression Working with the physical sensations of regression How we tell ourselves we're caring for someone when we're trying to control them How painful experiences from long ago can affect brain function today Why not wanting to look at your parents is tied to not wanting to look at yourself Revisualization: bringing in the senses and putting into words what the other person was thinking With Catherine Roebuck. Listen on Spotify or Apple Podcasts, or watch on YouTube. Read the full transcript

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Catherine Roebuck and James Christensen explain regression, a temporary drop in brain performance under high anxiety, and revisualization.

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