Understanding How Our Nervous System Responds to Trauma

Episode 66 of the The Parentologist Podcast podcast, hosted by theparentologist, titled "Understanding How Our Nervous System Responds to Trauma" was published on October 10, 2022 and runs 36 minutes.

October 10, 2022 ·36m · The Parentologist Podcast

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Summary

Dr. Justine Grosso is a Licensed Psychologist, media contributor, and wellness speaker. Shespecializes in the intersection of the mind-body connection, trauma, and relationships, inparticular helping women overcome people-pleasing and get what they want in their life andrelationships. She is passionate about increasing access to cutting-edge research and educationon somatic trauma psychology.Justine received her undergraduate degree at Rutgers University and a doctoral degree in ClinicalPsychology from Baylor University. She has specialized training in women’s trauma and mentalhealth from Duke Academic Medical Center and completed multiple years of training in mind-body approaches including Sensorimotor Psychotherapy and MindBody Centering Yoga.Justine has conducted research and presented on topics related to emerging adults andmillennials, mind-body approaches for PTSD, yoga for transforming trauma, and predictors ofpsychological resilience at universities, conferences, and academic journals across the U.S. Sheis the creator of @heydrjustine and has been featured in dozens of publications includingVogue, Newsweek, MindBodyGreen, Bustle, and Elle.Sign up below for early bird pricing for the online course "Self-Soothing Insecure Attachment Styles & Rewiring the Anxious-Avoidant Dance in Dating/Relationships".https://mailchi.mp/ea22e3067a9e/attachment Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode Description

Dr. Justine Grosso is a Licensed Psychologist, media contributor, and wellness speaker. She

specializes in the intersection of the mind-body connection, trauma, and relationships, in

particular helping women overcome people-pleasing and get what they want in their life and

relationships. She is passionate about increasing access to cutting-edge research and education

on somatic trauma psychology.

Justine received her undergraduate degree at Rutgers University and a doctoral degree in Clinical

Psychology from Baylor University. She has specialized training in women’s trauma and mental

health from Duke Academic Medical Center and completed multiple years of training in mind-

body approaches including Sensorimotor Psychotherapy and MindBody Centering Yoga.

Justine has conducted research and presented on topics related to emerging adults and

millennials, mind-body approaches for PTSD, yoga for transforming trauma, and predictors of

psychological resilience at universities, conferences, and academic journals across the U.S. She

is the creator of @heydrjustine and has been featured in dozens of publications including

Vogue, Newsweek, MindBodyGreen, Bustle, and Elle.

Sign up below for early bird pricing for the online course "Self-Soothing Insecure Attachment Styles & Rewiring the Anxious-Avoidant Dance in Dating/Relationships".

https://mailchi.mp/ea22e3067a9e/attachment

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.