Dr. Aimie Apigian
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first heard May 2026
last heard 27 May
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And this is often what I ask people.
Where do you feel stuck in your life?
Where do you feel like you've worked hard and you just can't seem to have that forward movement?
Whether it be projects getting done.
So this is where procrastination can show up as a chronic pattern.
This is where we can want to grow and develop ourselves, maybe professionally or personally in some way, but we get to a certain point and then maybe we sabotage or something else happens that we don't recognize as sabotage, but in some way it's holding us back.
Absolutely.
So that's how the immobilization becomes a chronic pattern of being stuck.
I call it disruption.
This idea of disrupted movement.
We're supposed to move through life.
We're supposed to move through emotions.
We're supposed to move through experiences.
You have stored trauma.
You're not moving through much.
Okay.
So that's the second pattern.
Yes.
The third survival strategy, we've talked about the energy conservation and why that would be so helpful in the moment.
As that becomes chronic, that becomes a chronic sense of depletion.
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