EPISODE · Jul 29, 2026 · 58 MIN
Is Your Therapy Client Stuck, Or “Offline?” A New Way To Conceptualize Flooded Clients | E104
from Love, Happiness, and Success For Therapists · host Dr. Lisa Marie Bobby
Your client may not be stuck for the reasons you think. When a client seems overwhelmed, shut down, or unable to move forward, it's easy to assume trauma is the driving force. But what if there's another important piece of the puzzle? In this conversation, I sit down with nervous system educator Alyssa Blask Campbell to explore how sensory processing influences nervous system activation, and why it's an assessment lens many therapists were never taught to consider. We discuss how sensory experiences can shape behavior, emotional regulation, and a client's capacity to engage, offering a broader framework for understanding what may be happening beneath the surface. In this episode, you'll learn: Why nervous system activation isn't always rooted in trauma How sensory processing can influence behavior, emotions, and engagement The nine sensory systems and why they matter in clinical practice How expanding your assessment lens can lead to more effective interventions Practical ways to integrate these insights into your work with clients Whether you're a therapist, coach, or helping professional, this conversation will expand the way you think about nervous system activation and leave you with practical ideas you can begin using right away. Xoxo, Dr. Lisa Marie Bobby Growing Self P.S. If this conversation sparks your curiosity, don't miss Alyssa's free CEU training on September 17th, where she'll take an even deeper dive into recognizing sensory-driven nervous system activation and share practical strategies you can immediately integrate into your clinical work. We'd love to have you join us. Register here.
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