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EPISODE · May 7, 2024 · 1H 32M

Inner Martial Arts: Exploring Nervous System Regulation in Autism and Trauma with Holly Bridges

from What Really Makes a Difference: Empowering health and vitality · host Becca Whittaker, DC / Holly Bridges

Inner Martial Arts: Exploring Nervous System Regulation in Autism and Trauma with Holly BridgesIn this revealing episode of the 'What Really Makes a Difference' podcast, Dr. Becca Whittaker and her guest, Holly Bridges, uncover the transformative power of nervous system regulation for individuals suffering from trauma, autism, PTSD, and more. Through a mix of personal narrative and professional expertise, the conversation enlighten us on how regulating the nervous system can profoundly influence health, vitality, and recovery. Holly shares her journey and insights into developing the Anxiety Reframe Technique and the integration of modern science with timeless wisdom. Delving into the polyvagal theory, epigenetics, and the importance of viewing individuals beyond their diagnoses, this episode offers a hopeful perspective on achieving balance and health through 'internal martial arts,' therapy, and self-empowerment. It's a compelling discussion for anyone interested in the intersection of autism, trauma recovery, and holistic approaches to well-being.00:00 Welcome to the Final Episode: A Journey of Health and Vitality01:51 Introducing Holly Bridges: A Pioneer in Nervous System Regulation03:50 Deep Dive into the Polyvagal Theory and Autism Spectrum29:40 Understanding Social Engagement and Nervous System Regulation42:05 Exploring Techniques for Nervous System Balance and Recovery48:59 Exploring the Power of Gentle Engagement49:38 The Transformative Effects of Sensory Exercises51:15 Understanding Trauma and Nervous System Regulation53:20 The Journey of Healing and Empowerment54:52 Deepening Safety Through Permission and Respect57:01 Expanding the Conversation: From Autism to Broader Applications58:11 The Role of the Therapist in Facilitating Change59:53 Sharing Success Stories and the Impact of Therapy01:15:30 Courses, Training, and the Future of Therapy01:27:12 Reflections and Takeaways from the ConversationHolly's book, Reframe Your Thinking Around Autism can be found here:https://zebr.co/shop/reframe-your-thinking-around-autism-2nd-edition/Holly's Anxiety Reframe Course: (A.R.T. Express Course)https://zebr.co/shop/a-r-t-express/

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