Stephen Porges - Polyvagal Theory: Co Regulation in Therapy

In a conversation with Gunther Schmidt, MD, Prof. Stephen Porges illustrates his approach and they discuss implications for psychotherapy.
Homepage von Prof. Stephen Porges (with concrete explications of the theory):
www.stephenporg...
Milton Erickson Insitut Rottweil website:
www.meg-rottwei...

[@PenelopeRyder]

Beautifully said.

[@jondiwhitis5247]

Porges is a treasure and a treasure-trove of helpful information for modern-day living. His theories on co-regulation and the interactions we provide clients validate the idea that it is in the connection that recovery is most swift and effective, not as much the technique used. Bravo!

[@joy96815]

Thanks for the upload

[@Be1More]

i don't understand this theory and i'm listening to another video to try to understand because it might be true and important.... might be mentally blocking it or don't enough science to evaluate

[@Be1More]

or is this a new age nonsense?

[@Be1More]

or is some of it nonsense? I wish that I knew more sometimes. And I can't think of and don't want to take the extra energy to find authoritative sources for this thing.... maybe over time it will be come mainstream knowledge.

[@Be1More]

after listening to it and thinking about it... i think that it is real and new knowledge but I still don't still understand it and I posted all these things because I think it is important but I don't have anyone to talk to about it. Maybe more people will post comments here.

[@Neilgs]

@@Be1More Curious, what precisely are you having trouble understanding here?

[@susanneroewekamp8875]

@@Be1More Just go to google and read about the theory!

[@merlelavie]

Finally I understand why it's so stressful for me when I'm dysregulated and telling someone about my state and they react strongly to it - even if it's affirmative like "OMG that really SUCKS I'm so sorry for you". Like this I can't log onto them, be engaged and co-regulate. Thank God my boyfriend has such a warm and calm energy

[@colourlove9654]

I go into freeze when at the dentist, I can hear clearly, but I am paralized compleatley can't speak or move for quite a long time say half an hour, then the next few days I have no energy and have to stay in bed, the worst time was 6 weeks of deep pain

[@Be1More]

freeze reactions are interesting.... been becoming more aware how my freezes works, not as dramatic as your's

[@Be1More]

Sorry you have such a hard time at the dentist. Hope it gets better.

[@alainkr]

Once I went to the dentist and he put head set with relaxing music. Was effective for me

[@mariocean808]

😳

[@MrDanimalcracker]

Thank you for this video!

[@alisoninchausti1080]

Thank you