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Explore "#addiction" with insightful episodes like "Healing the Relationship With Our Bodies", "Complex Trauma Impacts Brain Development", "Dissociation", "Holidays Attachment" and "Historical Trauma and Attachment" from podcasts like ""Trauma Rewired", "Trauma Rewired", "Trauma Rewired", "Trauma Rewired" and "Trauma Rewired"" and more!

Episodes (14)

Healing the Relationship With Our Bodies

Our bodies are always speaking to us, but often we’re not able to understand or listen to what they’re trying to communicate.

In this episode, hosts Jennifer and Elisabeth unpack the complexities of our relationship to the body, including how our perceptions, emotions and beliefs about our bodies significantly impact our overall well-being. They dive deep into the impact the interoceptive system has on the nervous system, emotions and behaviors, especially in relation to disordered eating and body dysmorphia.

Jennifer and Elisabeth explore how past traumas shape our body image and inhibit our ability to express emotions safely through the body, sharing their own journeys from the cycle of maladaptive behaviors to loving acceptance.

Tune in to hear their insights into having a healthier, more compassionate relationship with your body!

Topics discussed in this episode:

Exploring the relationship to the body
How we develop our body image
Interoceptive awareness and our ability to connect to the body
The connection between trauma and the relationship to the body
Understanding body dysmorphia and dissociation
Sensory mismatch in relation to body dysmorphia
The emotional aspect of the relationship to the body
Building a healthier relationship to the body

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enJanuary 09, 2024

Complex Trauma Impacts Brain Development

“Impaired integration is such a hallmark of the traumatized brain. It disrupts our ability to balance our nervous system. Neurobiologist Dan Siegel says that at its very essence, the purpose of trauma therapy is to restore brain integration.”

On today’s episode, co-hosts Jennifer Wallace and Elisabeth Kristoff of Brain-Based Wellness discuss the neurological impacts of trauma, specifically how disassociation and fragmentation affect our brain integration. They’re joined by Matt Bush of Next Level Neuro and co-founder of the Neuro-Somatic Intelligence Coaching Certification Program.

Expect to understand more about how early childhood trauma results in brain dysfunction, shapes our basic functioning and filtration systems, and can overpower the cognitive mind. You’ll also learn what reintegrating memories actually means, and why integration is the key to healing.

Trauma Rewired has mentioned many times that without integration, long-lasting change is difficult, but without the survival brain and emotional brain working together, integration, specifically vertical integration, is impossible. This may sound overwhelming, but the good news change IS possible because of neuroplasticity.

If you want a deep understanding of vertical integration and how trauma affects the developing brain, tune in to learn more!

Tune in to hear how neurosomatic intelligence can help get you to integrate and regulate your nervous system!

Topics discussed in this episode:

Defining complex trauma from a neurosomatic perspective
Effects of trauma on brain development
Dissociation and fragmentation of self
Memory integration and why people feel “stuck”
Real examples of trauma responses overpowering their cognitive brain
Dissociating from the different parts of your self
What is vertical integration?
How developmental trauma affects vertical integration
Dysregulation between the brains left and right hemispheres
The SAID Principle in realtion to nervous system imbalance
Benefits of learning more about trauma and the brain

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enJanuary 01, 2024

Dissociation

Dissociation is one way that our brain keeps us safe from things that may cause us stress or harm. Whether it’s a simple moment of daydreaming or constant state of dissociation in an abusive relationship, being cognitively and physically disconnected is not conducive to healing.

During this episode of Trauma Rewired, Jennifer and Elisabeth discuss the spectrum of dissociation and how it can affect the interoceptive system, or how we process and send information to the brain. They go over the symptoms of dissociation, sharing their personal experiences of dissociation related to childhood trauma.

Our survival brain sees healing as a threat, but there are ways to rehab the deficits in the nervous system to give more clear information to the brain, helping us to think and see more clearly. For example, training our interoceptive system can fight our hypersensitivity to threats and bring us out of disassociation.

To learn what tools can help you retrain your nervous system and the learned conditioned responses that are no longer serving you, tune in to this episode!

Topics discussed in this episode:

Misconceptions about dissociation
The definition of dissociation and its symptoms
Dissociation as a protective mechanism
How the interoceptive system works
Dissociation and the freeze response
How dissociation affects the body and how we feel pain
The link to avoidance behavior
Tools to bring yourself back from a state of dissociation
Body dysmorphia and deficits in the visual system
Living in the body to find a safe place to feel and heal
Dissociation as an effect of peak somatic experiences

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enDecember 18, 2023

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Holidays Attachment

The holidays can be a magical time full of celebrations and connection, but they can also evoke feelings of loneliness and overwhelm — especially for those with a history of trauma. This duality of emotions can be hard to navigate, so this episode of Trauma Rewired explores the complex emotions that many experience during this time and strategies to manage them without falling back to harmful behaviors.

The conversation begins by revisiting the concept of neurotags to illustrate how simple sensory inputs like sounds or smells can trigger emotional and physical responses linked to past traumas. Then, we delve into the impact of family dynamics, societal pressures, internal and external expectations, highlighting the importance of self-care and boundary setting.

Hosts Jennifer and Elisabeth also share their personal experiences with holiday-related trauma and reflect on their coping mechanisms that have evolved from maladaptive to healthy over time. As you listen to their insights, you’ll learn tools and strategies to regulate your nervous system, honor your body, and manage expectations amidst the festive chaos.

Tune in to learn what small actions you can take to overcome the holiday blues!

Topics discussed in this episode:

The concept of neurotags and the holidays
Emotional complexities of the holiday season and trauma
Triggers and maladaptive behavior
Expectations versus capacity
Self-care and setting boundaries
The holiday season’s impact on our health
Healthy coping strategies for the holidays
What to expect next season on Trauma Rewired

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enNovember 27, 2023

Historical Trauma and Attachment

What role does our ancestral history play in our attachment styles, and mental health as a whole? Joining us on the show to help answer this question is Dr. Jennifer Mullen, a psychologist, educator, and author of “Decolonizing Therapy!”

Traditional therapy focuses on the individual, but decolonizing therapy puts forth the concept that understanding one's historical trauma and the current socio-political context can lead to deeper healing. And without a safe place to explore these traumas, affected populations don’t have the same opportunity to heal themselves and their relationships.

In this episode, Dr. Jennifer Mullen dives into the impact colonization and our ancestral wounds have on our attachment, sense of belonging, and emotional expression. She covers topics like migration trauma, separation from your ancestral lands (referred to as the original attachment wound), and how our current culture perpetuates deep-seated intergenerational traumas that have a profound effect on the body and nervous system.

Curious to learn more? Tune into our full conversation on decolonizing therapy now!

Topics discussed in this episode:

The trauma of separation from family and land
How societal and cultural beliefs shape our attachment
What drove her work in decolonizing therapy
Sacred rage and how to safely process it
The importance of emotional expression
Migration trauma and attachment wounding
Colonization and its emotional components

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Books mentioned in this episode:

Native American Postcolonial Psychology by Eduardo Duran and Bonnie Duran

Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome: America's Legacy of Enduring Injury and Healing by Joy a Degruy

Breaking the Chains of Psychological Slavery by Na'im Akbar

The Willie Lynch Letter and the Making of a Slave by Willie Lynch

Healing Rage: Women Making Inner Peace Possible by Ruth King

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enNovember 06, 2023

Birthing and Medical Trauma

Earlier this season in episode 3, Trauma Rewired explored the impact of a mother’s nervous system on their child even before birth. But let’s take a step back and focus on the overwhelming experience of birth to discuss the layers of trauma in the birth process and the importance of trauma-informed care.

Mandy Irby, founder of The Birth Nurse, is on the show today to share her own traumatic birth experience that transformed her approach to the birth process as a labor and delivery nurse. Since discovering the power of nervous system regulation, she’s shifted her career to educate nurses on trauma-informed care and how to build resilience within themselves so they can reduce harm and support patients during the birthing process.

In this episode, Mandy helps us explore the coregulation of mothers and medical professionals, the history of harm in the birth process, how trauma plays out in the birth space and the impact on the nervous system.

Tune in to find out how Mandy is bridging her experience as a nurse and neurosomatic intelligence certified practitioner to promote trauma-informed care in the birthing process!

Topics discussed in this episode:

The impact of Mandy’s own birth experience
Why medical professionals detach from their patients
How Mandy uses NSI to help nurses support their patients
The history of oppression and harm in perinatal care
The layers of trauma in the birth experience
Using NSI tools to overcome the challenges of being a nurse
How NSI training can change birth outcomes and birth culture

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https://mandyirby.com
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enOctober 23, 2023

The Fluidity of Attachment Styles and the Capacity to create more security

When a child’s needs aren’t being met by their caregiver, by not being fed or feeling safe, they develop a distorted view of relationships. This attachment schema is the lens through which they examine the behavior of others, impacting their ability to form relationships and lead a healthy, happy life.

In past episodes, hosts Jennifer and Elisabeth have talked about connection being one of our survival needs, but an insecure attachment directly challenges this need. Being close to others, feeling vulnerable and connected, can also be very dysregulating to those who learned to survive with unemotional or unreliable caregivers.

So, how can you overcome your learned patterns to create healthy relationships with yourself and others? The answer is nervous system training.

In this episode, Jennifer and Elisabeth will walk you through attachment schema, how the three insecure attachment styles develop and show up as behavioral outputs, and how nervous system regulation has helped them work toward lasting change.

Tune in for all this and more!

Topics discussed in this episode:

Attachment style from the NSI perspective
How insecure attachment schema affects social development
Nervous system regulation as a way to change our patterns
The areas of the brain responsible for creating neuro tags
How the 3 insecure attachment styles develop and are expressed
Misconceptions about avoidant attachment style
Disorganized attachment and complex trauma

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enSeptember 04, 2023

Our Relationship to Society Impacts Our Relationship To Self

Trauma Rewired has talked a lot about threat, including its neurobiology, what happens in the body when we don’t feel safe, and how a history of trauma affects what we perceive as a threat.

In this episode with Victor Jones, a resilience educator and neurosomatic intelligence coach, we dive deeper into threat, focusing on our relationship with others and society as a whole, as well as how trauma impacts our ability to regulate our nervous system. For example, connection is a survival need but feelings of vulnerability and intimacy can be threatening to the nervous system of those with a history of trauma. This inability to connect not only affects the health of an individual, but also the bond and trust within society.

The good news is that neurosomatic intelligence is a powerful tool that can help you settle your nervous system, allow you to connect, and live a life in line with your ethics. As we cover topics like stacked trauma and co-regulation, Victor and hosts Jennifer and Elisabeth all share their personal journeys to feeling safe in their body, and regulating their nervous system when they experience threat — something that’s nearly impossible to avoid in our dysregulating world.

Victor advocates for everyone to learn the language of the nervous system, teaching NSI tools to help people in his community in the hopes of driving more compassion in our world.

If you want to get out of survival mode and start helping others around you too, tune in now!

Topics discussed in this episode:

Victor’s and Elisabeth’s journey to discovering NSI
How Victor’s childhood affected his relationship with himself and the world
The threat and safety of finding connection
The consequences of being consistently exposed to threat
Nervous system regulation as a means to help yourself and others
How Victor is bringing NSI tools into the community
How NSI work can help first responders and high-trauma fields

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Connect with Victor Jones

Victor.Jones.BCIR@gmail.com

Rocky Mount, NC 27804

252-382-0682

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enAugust 28, 2023

CPTSD is an Attachment Wound

Our last episode introduced the brain as a social organ, and how this topic relates to the neurobiology of relationships. Today, we dive deeper into how the brain develops through social interactions, why social connection is a survival need, and what happens in the body when we experience connection with other people.

Matt Bush of Next Level Neuro is joining Jennifer and Elisabeth to discuss the impact of trauma on the brain’s functioning, and therefore, our relationships, expression, sense of safety, and overall health. They talk about what happens when you’re not primed for connection in childhood, how the brain is wired to be part of the social structure in relationships, what part of the brain guides us toward dysregulation and protective outputs, and lots more.

If any of this sounds confusing, be sure to listen for Matt’s definitions of attachment schema and C-PTSD from a neurosomatic perspective, which make it easier to understand how these systems and inputs come together for integration.

You’ll also finally learn why complex trauma is an attachment would, and most importantly, that change is possible and how you can get started NOW. Tune in for all this and more!

Topics discussed in this episode:

The impact of attachment patterns on brain function
How the brain develops through social interactions
The role of the insular cortex
John Bowlby’s attachment theory
How a mother’s nervous system impacts a child’s
The resiliency of our nervous system
Attachment styles and Bowlby’s experiment
Matt’s neurosomatic definition of attachment schema and C-PTSD
How we can rewire attachment

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enJuly 10, 2023

How Trauma Lives in the Body and Why You Should Heal It in Your Nervous System

If you haven’t begun a journey to heal your nervous system, this episode of Trauma Rewired will convince you why NOW is the time to start.

In this episode, we’re sharing clips from season 2 that explain how trauma lives in the body and why you should heal it. By gaining a deeper understanding of what trauma does to the body, you can start to build resilience to repair the behavior patterns that aren’t serving you.

Hosts Jennifer Wallace and Elisabeth Kristof also delve deep into the role of the nervous system for our overall health, and how it's affected by trauma. Plus, you’ll learn the foundations of applied neurology, including the neural exercises and tools that have helped Jennifer and Elisabeth, and their clients, make lasting change.

If you want to know how to regulate your nervous system, tune in today!

Topics discussed in this episode:

The role of the nervous system
Healing deficits in the nervous system
Why safety is crucial for healing
Defining the nervous system and what it means to train it
Uses of applied neurology
Protective outputs and dysregulation
Triggers in the brain and our responses
How trauma affects the brain
Creating new patterns in the brain
Dissociation and training the vagus nerve
Why the vagus nerve is so important
Understanding your unique nervous system

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enMarch 28, 2023

Trauma and the Holidays

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Emotions and the Nervous System

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enNovember 15, 2022

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Social Anxiety: CPTSD Component

Humans are a social species, and we crave human connection and intimacy. Even when our nervous system has been severely affected by trauma, we ultimately need to socialize in order to feel fulfilled and meet all of our survival needs.

But how does someone living in a chronic state of stress, cycling through the stages of a dysregulated nervous system, balance this need for socialization while also regulating our emotions and behaviors during extreme, instinctual panic?

Elisabeth Kristof of Brain-Based Wellness is again joining host Jennifer to discuss social anxiety, the fourth characteristic of CPTSD. You’ll learn what social anxiety is through the filter of trauma, and how it connects with the other components of CPTSD: toxic shame, inner critic, and emotional flashbacks.

In this episode, Jennifer and Elisabeth share their personal experiences with social anxiety, including what physiological symptoms they’ve endured and how they dealt with them using both harmful self-soothing behaviors and healthy regulation tools.

Tune in for a deeper understanding of how social anxiety and the other components of CPTSD interconnect, and free resources to help you find the balance between self-care and socializing!

Topics discussed in this episode:

What is social anxiety?
Jennifer and Elisabeth tell stories of their own experience social anxiety
Hypervigilance
The physiology of being in a state of social anxiety
Amygdala hijacking
Cognitive vs. survival brain
The importance of human connection
Self isolation vs. introversion
How to know when you’re in a state of anxiety
Planning ahead for social situations
Social situations triggering emotional flashbacks
Ways to start healing

Jennifer and Elisabeth are inviting you to a special live-recording Q&A episode on October 21st! The topics being discussed include integration, training the nervous system, using neuro-somatic tools, and lots more. This is the first EVER community discussion, so don’t miss your chance to be part of the conversation!

https://brainbased-wellness.lpages.co/trauma-rewired-live/

Books mentioned in today’s episode:

Emotional Intelligence: Why It Can Matter More Than IQ by Daniel Goleman

Complex PTSD: From Surviving to Thriving by Pete Walker

The Body Keeps the Score: Brain, Mind, and Body in the Healing of Trauma by Bessel van der Kolk

Gabor Mate

Judith Lewis Herman

Learn more about Elisabeth Kristof and her company, Brain-Based Wellness, here: https://brainbased-wellness.com/about/

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enOctober 18, 2022

Addiction and Trauma

Society paints addiction as an individual character flaw, pointing the blame solely on the person who is experiencing the addiction. However, addiction is much more nuanced than that. Especially since we live in a highly dysregulated world, addiction should be expected. Trying to function in society while needing to dissociate has become a part of our collective culture. Since our nervous systems are on overdrive with the amount of sensory overload that is thrown our way, coupled with unresolved personal and collective trauma, finding ways to regulate the nervous system can become a means for survival. So, in that sentiment, addiction is far more than an individual character flaw, it's a systemic issue, which should be part of the conversation.

In today’s episode, co-host Elisabeth Kristoff gives her personal account of dealing with addiction and mental health issues, and how Applied Neurology helped in her healing journey. Elisabeth goes over how addiction played out in her life as well as what happens to the nervous system and brain at a neurological level when dealing with addiction. Although alcohol helps to depress the nervous system, the trauma that is being dampened in that moment still lives in the body and needs a way out. After many hospital visits, Elisabeth is now in sobriety and able to tell her story to help others who are in the same place as she used to be to heal from their trauma and addiction.

Tune in for a vulnerable conversation about what addiction really means on a personal and neurological level as well as tools that could help in coming out of addiction and into sobriety.

Topics discussed in this episode:

What is addiction really
The protective nature of addiction
Why we get stuck in addictive behaviors
Difference between dependence and addiction
Elisabeth’s addiction journey
The connection between alcohol and food addiction
The neurology of addiction
Addiction as a spectrum
The areas of the brain that are driving addictive behaviors
What is the celiac plexus and its role in addiction
How we live in a dysregulated society
How Applied Neurology and somatics helped
How socioeconomic status and race play a role in addiction
Addiction as a nervous system blanket

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enAugust 02, 2022

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