Dr. Stephen Porges
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Dr. Stephen Porges is a neuroscientist and psychologist known for developing the Polyvagal Theory. His work focuses on understanding the nervous system and its relationship to anxiety and physiological states.
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What Dr. Stephen Porges has said on podcasts
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Physiological state affects perception, social interaction, and receptivity.
“our underlying physiological state affects how we perceive the world, how we interact with others, and how receptacle we are to others engaging us”
Open the episode · Polyvagal Theory: Why You Feel So Anxious All The Time - Dr Stephen Porges - #1128Listen at 0:21
Ignoring bodily feelings reduces neurophysiological feedback-loop function.
“as we numb our body out or don't listen to it, we're literally turning off neurophysiological feedback loops”
Open the episode · Polyvagal Theory: Why You Feel So Anxious All The Time - Dr Stephen Porges - #1128Listen at 3:39
Mammalian safety signals can affect another animal’s physiology.
“those seem to affect their physiology”
Open the episode · Polyvagal Theory: Why You Feel So Anxious All The Time - Dr Stephen Porges - #1128Listen at 11:44
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