Dr. Aimie Apigian
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first heard May 2026
last heard 27 May
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Like watching it from above.
You can be watching it from above.
Some people have those type of out-of-body experiences.
That is all measures of dissociation.
Another one is also people pleasing or fawning.
And the idea is that I'm just going to go along with what I'm told to do.
And part of that is because I'm giving in and I'm giving up.
I'm no longer looking for my escape because I'm realizing that escape is not possible.
Which then becomes your chronic disconnection and pattern one.
Immobilization is the next survival strategy.
We've talked about why we would freeze, and it's the idea of both the monster may not see me, but also if I'm dimming down my metabolism, it now is harmful to my survival to continue to take action and move.
I'm needing to conserve energy.
Oh, that makes sense.
So the immobilization is our nervous system, in essence, throwing on the emergency brake when our foot has been on the gas.
It feels like a whiplash effect to go from full throttle, do anything to survive to, I'm going to freeze.
I'm going to paralyze.
So this is again, in the moment, how someone might recognize that they've just crossed that line of powerlessness is they went from, I can't believe this.
Yeah.
And then just the heaviness, the sense of defeat, the immobilization.
Okay.
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