Post-Conference 2022- Day 2 Archives - Pacific Symposium https://symposium.pacificcollege.edu/scheduleday/post-conference-2022-day-2/ Pacific College of Health and Science Thu, 03 Nov 2022 21:57:46 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.8.5 https://symposium.pacificcollege.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/cropped-PCHS_Icon_Gradient-2-32x32.png Post-Conference 2022- Day 2 Archives - Pacific Symposium https://symposium.pacificcollege.edu/scheduleday/post-conference-2022-day-2/ 32 32 Transforming Trauma: Cultivating Capacity in the Kidney/Heart Axis (2-day workshop) https://symposium.pacificcollege.edu/session/transforming-trauma-cultivating-capacity-in-the-kidney-heart-axis/ Sat, 21 May 2022 16:29:22 +0000 https://www.pacificcollege.edu/symposium/?post_type=session&p=6114 The kidney/heart axis is fundamental to our core regulation. It is an embodied expression of the dynamic tension between yin and yang, water and fire, brain stem and neocortex, and sympathetic and parasympathetic autonomic function. It can also be profoundly disturbed in survivors of complex trauma. Learn innovative, East-meets-West approaches to supporting balance and regulation in the kidney/heart axis in trauma survivors.

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]]> The kidney/heart axis is fundamental to our core regulation. It is an embodied expression of the dynamic tension between yin and yang, water and fire, brain stem and neocortex, and sympathetic and parasympathetic autonomic function. It can be profoundly disturbed in survivors of complex trauma.

In this post-Symposium session, you will experience didactic and hands-on instruction and practice in innovative approaches to support balance and regulation in the kidney/heart axis in trauma survivors that emerge out of the Tao of Trauma/East-meets-West integrative approach to restoring core regulation, including patient differentiation between discomfort and fear, enhancing low-tone dorsal vagal nerve function and enhancing ventral vagal nerve function, restoring equanimity after a threat, and supporting a competent response to life threats.

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