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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Do I connect with my body in some somatic way?

What can I do to get a sense of what's the deeper fear here?

When have I felt this way before?

What is this experience that is showing up right now that is so deeply etched that I'm having a big reaction to

when it really doesn't call for this big of a reaction.

This is fascinating because we do have the research that shows that the more trauma that you've had in your lifetime,

Often the worst perimenopause symptoms you have.

When I look at that, I sat back and I'm like, why?

What is going on here?

And what I've come to understand is that it so much comes down to this idea of that dysregulation pattern.

Dysregulation is our response to change.

And isn't perimenopause a change?

perimenopause is a change in our internal biology.

Our hormones are changing.

And so our nervous system that has come to say, no, I need predictability.

I need to be able to control things.

I need to be able to have everything in order and know what's going to happen.

And all of a sudden when estrogen,

doesn't show up for you until several hours later than what it used to.

And it was always so predictable on those rhythms.

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