Dr. Aimie Apigian
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1,012 appearances
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1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 27 May
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Then what you see happen naturally is that they start to look around.
They don't get up yet.
They just look around and they're looking around oftentimes first at their own body.
Like, did I break any bones?
Can I move my legs?
Can I move my feet?
Can I move my arms?
And then they're looking around to the larger world around them.
So this is coming back into connection.
In that moment of trauma response, we all disconnect.
That's normal.
That's natural.
Not going to be able to stop that.
And that is why when we watch animals or kids, if they are left undisturbed, they will go through this process of reconnecting with themselves, the world around them,
back into opening up to life.
Like I can climb up the slide again.
I don't need to avoid the slide for the rest of my life because I fell down once from the slide.
Then after that, you'll see them start to cry.
Then you'll see them get up and they'll be trembling and shaking.
Often it's these fine motor vesiculations that are the best for discharging all of that adrenaline that had been secreted in the stress response.
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