Kelly Mahler
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first heard Dec 2023
last heard Dec 2023
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We've learned a lot in the last 20 years, but it's a relatively new field.
Compared to all of our other sensory systems.
But we we also know that all of our senses work together to help us navigate every single thing we do.
And interception now is just another way that we understand how our sensory systems support our daily living.
I think we have some nice guesses about how interception fits in with it, but we don't know for sure.
Yeah, I read a paper by this brilliant neuroscientist named Dr.
Bud Craig, who has recently passed, but he has contributed so much to our world.
And he was studying interception in in his lab and started publishing papers on this sense.
And the neuroscience community just went wild over his ideas.
And so I was reading his first paper that he published on the topic.
And I just thought, wow, like this is like really interesting.
Like there's a sense that's he called it the physiological condition of our body, like how we understand the condition of our body and
I thought, well, gosh, like I was body focused in a way, but like when I was supporting mental health and motion regulation, it was like a lot of cognitive strategies, right?
Like we would like teach all these coping strategies and like, okay, well, like when you notice you're frustrated.
Then take deep breaths, or like here's your five-point scale.
And when you get to a three, like do this.
Like, these are all cognitive-based therapies.
Like, I wasn't really incorporating the body, and I just started wondering, like, I I wonder, like, if there's people that are really disconnected to these body sensations, if they're so important in letting us know how we feel.
Like, so I um am a very curious person.
Um, in fact, my husband calls me the interviewer.
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