SIMPLE listening practices
In this webinar Jane Shaw explained how grief can arise from many different types of loss. It can be experienced from the loss of a…
Category: Polyvagal
The Rhythm of Regulation – Building safety from a Polyvagal Perspective
The Polyvagal Theory offers a way to understand the human autonomic nervous system and directly engage with our habitual patterns of response. Through a polyvagal lens…
Polyvagal Theory A Primer
Abstract This chapter provides an overview of the Polyvagal Theory. The chapter is organized to facilitate an understanding of the constructs embedded in the theory…
The Pocket Guide to the Polyvagal Theory – Ch 13
THE NEUROBIOLOGY OF FEELING SAFE: Thoughts and Feelings: Reflections of the Brain and Body The important role of “safety” in our life is so intuitive…
Safe and Sound Protocol: A practical application of Polyvagal Theory using music
Dr Stephen Porges is – as well as our official Ambassador – the creator of the Polyvagal Theory. His theory proposes that the evolution of…
The Felt Sense Polyvagal Method
This webinar will give attendees an introduction to the Felt Sense Polyvagal Model, ™(FSPM) a paradigm shifting approach to the understanding and treatment of trauma…
Simplifying the Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP)
An exploration of Dr. Stephen Porges’ (Action Trauma Network Ambassador) Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP) and how professionals can integrate it in practice. Learn about…
In Conversation with Stephen Porges – Polyvagal Theory
We were delighted to welcome the Action Trauma Network Ambassador, Stephen W. Porges, Ph.D, for this exclusive webinar where we explored the topic of Polyvagal…
Understanding the Body’s Response to Overcome Adversity
The human experience is a complex interplay of emotions, thoughts, and physiological responses. Trauma, an often misunderstood and multifaceted concept, can profoundly impact an individual’s…
Polyvagal Theory: A Science of Safety
Contemporary strategies for health and wellbeing fail our biological needs by not acknowledging that feelings of safety emerge from inside the body. This paper focuses…
