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Nervous System State Map
By Bonnie Thompson September 15, 2023
In this three part series, Bonnie and Kristi share insights on how to recognize when you have gone into defense mode, three important questions to ask yourself to discover what defense mode is telling you, and then how to attend to yourself and the situation to create more ease through life's challenges.
By Bonnie Thompson August 18, 2023
Energy Magazine article, July/August 2023 edition We are thrilled to share that our work has been featured in Energy Magazine! You can read our article by clicking this link or the image below.
By Bonnie Thompson November 2, 2022
Embodied Scanning audio
By Bonnie Thompson September 21, 2022
Kristi and Bonnie speak with Katherine Krupka, Director of EMPA
By Bonnie Thompson December 8, 2021
The holiday season presents many challenges for our nervous systems: the giant to-do list, gatherings, shopping in crowds, dealing with loss or lack of connection, spending time with difficult family members, and more. This video is a conversation about the holiday season from a Polyvagal Theory perspective (for example, we talk about a Black Friday sales strategy that can trigger a survival response). When we are more aware of how our body is responding to holiday stressors, we can act mindfully and choose more appropriately how to spend our time and energy. And we can access greater self-compassion!
October 8, 2021
We hear this a lot from our Energy Medicine practice clients. Find out how the nervous system is related to our ability to experience joy, and how we, as Energy Medicine Practitioners can better support our clients with the new science of Polyvagal Theory!
By Bonnie Thompson and Kristi Joy September 22, 2021
What happens when you are stressed or challenged? By learning to recognize what your default survival state looks and feels like, you can have more self-compassion and choice.
By Bonnie Thompson February 11, 2021
In this video, Kristi Joy and Bonnie Thompson talk about the role the nervous system plays in procrastination. Gain a better understanding and more compassion for yourself and others around this often frustrating behavior.
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