Interview with Dr. Yonit Arthur on Neuroplastic Dizziness

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[@sammiller2617]

I came to this as I am a friend of Yonit’s. What a wonderful interview thank you both. Everything you detail also applies to the area I work in which is CFS/ME recovery which you briefly touched on so I am grateful. Ultimately as you state, it is all the same thing emanating from NS sensitisation borne of trauma. And that identifying and metabolising this initial genesis is key. If we don’t accurately locate the fire we will be forever dealing with the smoke. The medical profession (I have worked in the NHS in London for 20 years) talk a great game when it comes to the bio/psycho/social approach but rarely if ever walk the walk alas. Top down and bottom up is the only way to approach dysautonomia. The concert of each dynamic accurately understood and attended to is as you make clear the route to recalibration and restoration. . Best wishes, Sam.

[@painpsychotherapy]

Sorry to hear about your symptoms. I'm so glad this video was useful. I wish you a healing day!

[@sammiller2617]

@@painpsychotherapy I’m not sure you read my comment? I don’t have symptoms!

[@tannermurtagh7149]

@@sammiller2617 So sorry misread your comment!

[@lynnlarsen4424]

I love what you said about the dizziness being non-negotiable and the need to work on emotions as the way to get other things that you can do something about to start emptying the stress bucket. Never thought of it quite that way. It makes simple sense. ❤Thank you Dr Yo. I am so thankful and grateful for you and all you do.

[@painpsychotherapy]

We are so glad this interview was helpful. Keep going!

[@karistownsend8292]

I love Dr. Yo, now I love her even more! Thank you Tanner!

[@painpsychotherapy]

She is great!

[@DanaMiSa74]

What a great interview! Thank you, thank you! Tanner, you are a great interviewer, having patience and appreciation for interlocutor and you are right saying that Dr Yonit talks with passion about her work. We are grateful for having you both.

[@painpsychotherapy]

I'm so glad it was helpful! Thanks for your kind words!

[@rachelfritz8249]

Found you through Dr. Yo’s channel and I’m so glad I did, instantly followed you and now I have 2 great resources from 2 great people!

[@painpsychotherapy]

I'm so glad our channels are helpful. I wish you the best in your healing!

[@jeanneestime1505]

Your oh are two amazing individuals who are absolutely care for others humans being ( first time comment) l like Dr. Yonit a lot . I suffer with bad dizziness .

[@painpsychotherapy]

I'm so sorry to hear about your symptoms. I'm glad this was helpful!

[@ManifestingItAll]

Ooh! I see you have also been interviewed on Dr Yo’s channel. I am looking forward to watching both interviews ❤

[@painpsychotherapy]

Thanks so much for your support! I hope they are helpful!

[@jeanefron2356]

Superbly helpful and positive

[@painpsychotherapy]

I'm so happy it was helpful!

[@julienavarro5018]

Great interview!

[@painpsychotherapy]

I'm so glad it was helpful!

[@CruisingWithElena]

Thnku❤❤❤❤❤

[@painpsychotherapy]

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[@thankful_hooman]

🎉 fantastic thankyou ❤

[@painpsychotherapy]

I'm so glad it was helpful. Happy healing!

[@CruisingWithElena]

Chronic dissiness is caused by anxiety I’m having anxiety show up with chronic pain right now the focus is dissiness but a month ago it was pelvic 6 months ago it was headaches . I’m still in survival mode and my body choice right now is dissiness.

[@painpsychotherapy]

I'm so sorry to hear what you are dealing with. It is so normal for our symptoms to move around. I hope my content can be helpful.

[@jackiegroden416]

2 of my favorites!!

[@painpsychotherapy]

Thanks so much for your support!

[@MissaRiffic]

Yeah! Eff CBT!

[@painpsychotherapy]

Yes, CBT alone definitely has poorer results in reducing pain.

[@CruisingWithElena]

I had headaches then it moved to pelvic issues then once I didn’t care of that Then it moved to dissiness To me it’s TMS mind body stress anxiety thing going on What triggers it is stress of feeling unsafe for me it’s my baby and I in public

[@painpsychotherapy]

I'm so sorry to hear about your symptoms. I hope my content can be helpful.

[@kimberlybailey5216]

❤❤❤

[@painpsychotherapy]

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