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“Dangerously misinformed. The host makes some broad claims about mental illnesses, some of which could be dangerous to people who may need a level of structural or clinical support. The practical tools of Polyvagal Theory are great, but it oversimplifies the fact that the entire nervous system is in play and not everything can be attributed to the vagus nerve.”
KHASL via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/19/22
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“I’m also a trauma therapist and was interested in learning more about how others use and think about Polyvagal Theory. The information can be good but becomes dry pretty fast. I, unfortunately, find the hosts unlikable and a bit egotistical. I will probably continue to listen in the hopes it...”Read full review »
Cleopatra333 via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
05/27/20
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“I have recently moved away from cognitive therapy and more into somatic approach. I can relate very much to Jason’s work. I have spent years gaining a lot of awareness but still feeling stuck in my body. Thank you for these useful episodes.”
release1981 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
04/12/21
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“Absolutely loving the learning and break down of the Polyvagal Theory. I appreciate your approach and ability to share simply and meaningfully.
I’ve had many light bulb moments for my own Self understanding and as a parent too.”
Seeking Knowledge 123 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/13/19
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