Dr. Aimie Apigian
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first heard May 2026
last heard 27 May
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All of the highways in your brain are organized to live this way.
And if you try to come in and you just wipe that all away,
And you're going to release all of that.
Well, that's fine, but you still need a highway.
You still need a whole system of communication and a system of organization for, but what do we do in these situations?
What do we do in these situations?
And so it's this idea of we need to reorganize the maps, not release, because release what?
Yes.
Yes.
And as we look at an acute trauma response...
Shaking is not going to be the only thing that you're going to need to do in order to reset and complete that response.
What we have to do is first establish the safety.
So if you think of a child who falls off a high place at the playground and they're laying on the ground and they're just stunned, right?
Like that's the immobilization.
And you come over and if you try to suggest that, well, just shake right now.
that's going to actually block the process of what needs to happen.
First, they need to just be able to lay there.
They need to be able to have the space to...
orient themselves again like did i survive that am i alive for someone to be able to just sit next to them during that time and say you're not alone that's the safety that's required to then complete that response so once they now feel completely safe i'm not alone i'm not alone
Okay.
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