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Polyvagal Theory Integration


Service Description

Polyvagal Theory, developed by Dr. Stephen Porges, explains how our autonomic nervous system (ANS) influences our emotional and physical well-being. It focuses on the role of the vagus nerve in regulating our response to safety, danger, and connection. When we feel safe, our bodies are in a calm, regulated state, but stress and trauma can disrupt this balance. Polyvagal Theory Integration applies this understanding to help individuals regulate their nervous systems, heal from trauma, and improve emotional resilience. By learning to recognize and shift autonomic states (fight, flight, freeze, or calm), people can create lasting emotional balance and foster deeper connections with themselves and others. Benefits of Polyvagal Theory Integration: -Nervous System Regulation: Helps identify and shift between states of stress and safety, promoting calm and resilience. -Trauma Healing: Assists in processing and releasing trauma held in the body, allowing for emotional healing. -Improved Emotional Regulation: Promotes better control over emotions, reducing anxiety and emotional reactivity. -Enhanced Social Connection: Strengthens the ability to engage positively with others and feel safe in relationships. Increased Resilience: Builds the capacity to recover from stress and adversity more quickly. -Physical Health: Supports overall health improvements, such as lower blood pressure and reduced chronic pain, by calming the nervous system. -Better Self-Awareness: Encourages mindfulness of bodily sensations, helping individuals understand and influence their emotional responses. This is for you if... You’re seeking a deeper understanding of how your body reacts to stress and trauma and want tools to regulate your nervous system. If you struggle with anxiety, emotional reactivity, or difficulty feeling safe in your body, Polyvagal Theory Integration can help you build resilience, heal emotional wounds, and create a sense of calm and connection in your life.


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