EP6 | Guest: Stephen W. Porges, Ph.D., Founding Director Of Traumatic Stress Research Consortium, Indiana University Brain, Hope, Reality: PTSI Not PTSD

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EP6 | Guest: Stephen W. Porges, Ph.D., Founding Director of Traumatic Stress Research Consortium, Indiana University

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Stephen W. Porges, Ph.D., a distinguished scientist at Indiana University where he is the Founding Director of the Traumatic Stress Research Consortium. He and Dr. Lipov discuss several topics that mostly center around the vagus nerve and the impact it can have on a person health.

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EP6 | Guest: Stephen W. Porges, Ph.D., Founding Director of Traumatic Stress Research Consortium, Indiana University

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EP6 | Guest: Stephen W. Porges, Ph.D., Founding Director of Traumatic Stress Research Consortium, Indiana University 39:05

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EP 5 | Guest: Kateryna Turkevych, WeShield and UkraineFriends.org 34:01

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Kateryna is Ukrainian who works with We Shield and Ukraine Friends, organizations that provide humanitarian help to front-line soldiers and civilians, in defense of Russia's unprovoked war with Ukraine. She is working with Dr. Lipov to provide mental health care to victims of trauma.

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EP4 | Guest: Jen Satterly, CEO of All Secure Foundation & Virago / Author of Arsenal of Hope 37:52

1 year назад37:52

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An in-depth discussion with Jen Satterly, CEO of All Secure Foundation and Virago, a platform for educating and inspiring Special Operations spouses and families. Jen is also the author of Arsenal of Hop e. Dr. Eugene Lipov discusses the need to change the name of PTSD to PTSI and various other topics related to PTSI, Trauma and Jen's Foundations.…

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EP3 | Never Too Late | Guest: Dr. Frank Ochberg, Trauma Scinece Pioneer 33:26

1 year назад33:26

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Dr. Frank Ochberg is a psychiatrist, a pioneer in trauma science, an educator, and the editor of the first text on the treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). He is a graduate of Harvard and Johns Hopkins Medical School.

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EP2 | Hope is Huge | Guest: Devon Larratt 38:11

2 years назад38:11

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PROLOGUE: At certain points during this episode, you will learn about a movement to change the name associated with (and the way we think about) post-traumatic stress disorder — from PTSD to PTSI, from a diagnosis of a “disorder” to an “injury” model. The change would ultimately save so many lives and you could help effect that change. I invite you to take part in a letter-writing campaign to the American Psychiatric Association — made especially EASY, using a form-letter that can be personalized. The first of two options involves submitting basic contact information and if you’d like to share more, there’s an opportunity to include that, as well. The printing and mailing of the letter is done on your behalf, FREE of charge. Thank you, kindly, for the consideration. To find out more, visit bit.ly/write-the-apa - - ABOUT EPISODE 2: My very special guest for EP2 is Devon Larratt, a professional arm wrestler — currently ranked #1 in heavy + super-heavyweight — from Ottawa, Canada. He’s a retired military veteran who served 20 years in the Canadian Special Operations Forces Command (CANSOFCOM). And, yes, if you watched/listened to Episode 1 with my guest Brian Leblanc, then you'll make the connection — both CANSOFCOM vets, Brian introduced Devon to me. And, I'm so glad he did! You'll get a sense of the struggles that Devon and his family experienced, ones that ultimately gave rise to our meeting, but they're alluded to throughout the episode via Devon’s description of the treatment he received at Stella and how it effected him. His testimony dovetails into my own trauma story and the biological origins of post-traumatic stress — or PTSI (for “injury”). What follows is a discussion about how/when “PTSD” came to be and the current push to change the name/diagnosis by lobbying the American Psychiatric Association. Towards the end of the episode, Devon’s lovely wife, Jodi, joins the discussion and we discuss the phenomenon known as “secondary PTSI” and more. - - To find out more about Devon: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@devlarratt Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/devon.larratt.5 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/devlarratt…

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EP1 | A Coolness Over My Heart | Guest: Brian Leblanc 11:34

2 years назад11:34