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Show Notes:
In this episode, we’re going to talk about how addiction can be a sign of dysregulation, and more often than not, stored trauma in the body can be at the core of it all.
We are answering the question:
How can we understand and address addiction as a symptom of trauma and dysregulation in the nervous system?”
Here’s what you will learn:
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I was in the throws of a month-long relapse – struggling with food and sugar addiction – when I found this podcast. It pulled me out of that shameful and hopeless space. While I have practiced tapping in the past, it was without an understanding of the stages of addiction recovery and how tapping can be used daily for self-care and neuroregulation. So much gratitude for this gift!
This was an excellent explanation and interview with Dr. Feinstein. Thank you for sharing so freely and succinctly Dr. Feinstein. Keep up the great work Dr. Aimie.
I am working with someone who is as she states ” fat and getting fatter”. This episode has been very helpful. I now know which direction to go with her. Thank you Dr. Amie and David Feinstein.