Dr. Aimie Apigian
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first heard May 2026
last heard 27 May
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What we want to do is be able to connect with our body and
Then we want to connect with our parts, Liz.
So some version of a younger Liz, or maybe that version of Liz that's the one that tells her that she has to do everything right.
Connect with that part and actually have a conversation, develop a relationship with that part so that that part of you can give you a message that
And it be in a way that it doesn't have to create a disease or a symptom or a migraine or IBS.
Okay.
That's the connection.
And when we start to repair that connection with our own selves and our body and our parts, then that allows us to start to reconnect with other people as well.
And so just for clarity, this is if you perhaps are experiencing in your life today, things like this chronic pattern of disconnection and the chronic pattern of disconnection, the hallmark of it is that we are seeking escape.
That's what dissociation is, right?
Dissociation is I can't physically escape.
So let me mentally escape.
Let me just not be here emotionally and mentally.
Let's step on a few toes here, Liz.
The idea that how would you recognize disconnection comes down to how do you avoid?
How do you distract yourself?
And how do you numb?
Those are all ways that we as adults seek escape.
And let's just step on a few more toes then.
What about the people that get the migraines and they're just looking for what medication can I take to make this go away rather than what's the message here for me?
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