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Episodes: 235
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Dr. Aimie Apigian - Medical physician and expert in attachment, trauma, and addiction who developed the Biology of Trauma model for understanding how trauma affects the body and healing process.
Josh Trent - Emotional Epigenetics, Rest Versus Escape, Family Patterns, Embodied Emotion, Practitioner Grief, And The Effects Of Social Media On Emotional Awareness.
Dr. David Rabin - Heart Rate Variability, Resilience, Intention, Hypervigilance, Therapeutic Practices, And Grief As A Learned Skill.
Why Do I Feel Anxious for No Reason? with Dr. Nicole Cain (Part 1)
August 04, 2026
You feel anxious. Nothing has happened. Nothing is wrong on paper. Dr. Aimie learned in the emergency room that anxiety is never one thing. Someone would come in and say the word, and her job was to work out why. It could be a hard week. It could be a heart attack. Same word, two entirely different bodies. She still runs that checklist on herself. Then she read Dr. Nicole Cain's book Panic Proof and found the same approach mapped into nine types, each one named for the body system driving it....
Is Not Trying Laziness, or Survival? With Josh Trent (Part 2)
July 30, 2026
You know the thing that would help. You have known for a while. You still have not done it. Dr. Aimie recognized herself in the research on learned helplessness. For a long stretch of her life she expected everything to be hard, expected to fail, and quietly stopped trying without ever deciding to. It is not laziness. It is a body that learned effort did not matter and powered the effort down. In this Part 2 conversation, recorded in Josh Trent's Austin studio, they talk about what separate...
Josh Trent on Why We Escape Instead of Rest (Part 1)
July 28, 2026
You finally have an evening with nothing in it. Twenty minutes later you are on your phone. Josh Trent spent most of his life in a body that did not know how to rest. A clench in his stomach. A breath that stayed high in his chest. His first memory is of being a boy watching the adults around him be angry, unable to change it and unable to leave. The bracing stayed for thirty years. Dr. Aimie and Josh talk about why stillness can feel unsafe, what separates real rest from escape, and why so m...
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