Dr. Aimie Apigian

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1,012 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 27 May

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Rapid changes are not ones that our body can adapt to.

We have been living in this culture that wants the fast track to everything.

Even a good thing can still be too much too fast for our body to be able to adapt well, and it will go into overwhelm.

So the next pattern is that immobilization.

So immobilization is what happens in the acute moment.

And then as it becomes chronic, it becomes that chronic stuckness or just disruption of natural forward flow.

In order to work with that, again, we're going to be looking at how is that showing up in my biology?

Where is there lack of movement?

Where is there lack of flow?

Can I move more?

How is my circulation?

How is my lymphatic flow?

That's how it shows up physically.

And then we also want to look at how is it showing up in my thoughts?

How is it showing up in the different parts of me?

Do I have a part of me that just says, fuck it.

I'm just going to give up.

How can I show that part of me that actually we've grown up?

We're different.

We know more things now.

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