
Wired for Connection is a podcast devoted to sharing information about Polyvagal Theory and the vagus nerve, in service of our mission to optimize the human experience by creating a safe and connected world.
We highlight guests who share more information on the role the vagus nerve plays in our mental and physical health, alongside stories about their experience with their nervous systems in navig... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 15 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationHealth & Fitness | |||

In this episode of Wired for Connection, we chat with Mattie Shisko on the link between the nervous system and your ability to communicate in an authentic way. Mattie is an internationally recognized voice, performance and public speaking coach with ... more
In this episode of Wired for Connection, Travis Goodman speaks with Dr Peter Levine, developer of Somatic Experiencing, to explore why trauma manifests as a wound in the body, not just a story in the mind. We talk about how trauma shows up in the ner... more
In the second part of our episode on performance with Michael Allison, we discuss performance in an athletic and physical context. Michael touches on some of the great athletes, teams, and coaches and highlights how they were (or were not) able to mo... more
Trigger Warning: Please be advised, this episode contains dialogue about self-harm, abuse, and other sensitive topics. Please take care while listening and feel free to skip this episode if needed.
In this Wired for Connection episode with Polyvagal... more
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Focused on the intersection of Polyvagal Theory, mental health, and human connection, this engaging series features expert guests discussing how the vagus nerve influences emotional and physical well-being. Episodes cover a range of topics including trauma recovery, neurodiversity in education, and therapeutic techniques that leverage an understanding of the nervous system. With a strong emphasis on creating safe environments for personal and communal growth, the content is both educational and relatable, making it particularly valuable for mental health professionals, educators, and anyone interested in personal development. Unique insights often come from diverse expert perspectives, enriching discussions around the practical applications... more
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Peter Levine
2. Michael Allison
3. Dr. Judith Herman
4. Dr. Janina Fisher
5. Ruby Jo Walker
6. Dr. Frank Anderson
7. Dr. Lori Desautel
8. Dr. Nikki Elliott
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