Hyper & Hypo Vigilance
Trauma Rewired22 Des 2020

Hyper & Hypo Vigilance

Elisabeth Kristof, the founder of Brain Based Wellness, returns this week and joins me as we unpack what hypo and hyper vigilance is, trauma response, and dealing with a dysregulated nervous system. I also share how working with Elisabeth has changed my life and my experience with having a threatened nervous system.

In this episode, I share:

  • [00:19] How working with Elisabeth changed my life for the better
  • [2:41] Elisabeth explains Hyper Vigilance
  • [4:06] How your job can make you feel threatened & stressed
  • [5:11] Elisabeth explains Hypo Vigilance
  • [7:20] Elisabeth explains Trauma response
  • [8:30] Our brains primary purpose is survival
  • [10:09] A dysregulated nervous system leads to disease
  • [12:01] Uncertainty is the most threatening thing for our brain
  • [14:47] Elisabeth & I talk about our experiences dealing with a threatened nervous system
  • [16:56] Applied neurology is training your nervous system to be more resilient
  • [19:35] Elisabeth explains the Vagus nerve
  • [21:41] Elisabeth talks about Polyvagal Theory
  • [22:32] Ventral Vagal State
  • [23:44] Your visual system & eye training
  • [28:16] Parasympathetic and Sympathetic nervous system
  • [29:37] Cell replication, DNA is damaged by trauma
  • [29:54] Healing racism
  • [33:24] The fear of sharing your shame
  • [36:12] Neuroscience is the science of hope

Resources From This Episode:

Work with Elisabeth

25% OFF Your First Month's Membership at Brain Based Wellness

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Get your free morning practice with Elisabeth HERE

You'll get 2-3 applied neuro drills and 1 somatic meditation

Work with Jennifer

25% Off a Private Coaching Session HERE

"My Grandmother's Hands" by Resmaa Menakem

"Polyvagal Theory" by Dr. Stephen Porges

Connect with Jennifer

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