Dr. Richard P. Brown is an associate professor in clinical psychiatry at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons. He completed medical school at Columbia …
#11: Deb Dana – on Polyvagal Therapy, Neuroscience of Connection, and How Meaning Emerges From Our Internal States
Deb Dana is a master healer, teacher, author, and the creator of a unique polyvagal-informed approach to therapy that is based on The Polyvagal Theory of Dr. Stephen Porges.In this episode you will …
#9: Dr. Richard Brockman – On Surviving His Mother’s Suicide, Psychoanalysis, and Healing Trauma with Neuroscience, Storytelling and Love
When Richard Brockman was seven years old his mother died by suicide. He went on to become an expert in trauma and suicide, and is now a Professor of Psychiatry at Columbia, Psychoanalyst, …
#8: 2023 Year End Review – How a Meaning Inventory Can Guide Us Into a Better New Year
In this episode I discuss how a year end review can help us prioritize and plan for the year ahead. I review what I have learned from this podcast so far and look ahead toward upcoming episodes …
#7: Bruce Hersey: Founder of the Syzygy Institue: Treating Trauma by Combining EMDR, IFS, and Coherence Therapy.
"The more efficient a force is, the more silent and the more subtle it is. Love is the subtlest force in the world." ~ Mahatma Gandhi(quote lifted from Bruce's bio page)How can you know what type of …
#6: My First Ketamine Journey: Audio Diary of Ketamine Assisted Therapy Training Experience at Menla
Join me as I share an audio diary of my first encounter with Ketamine, which is a legal psychedelic medication that can treat depression, trauma and more. Set in the serene Menla …