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What if trauma is, at its core, a sensory injury? For many clients who feel numb, disconnected, or out of touch with their body, the issue may not be psychological alone — but a disruption in how their brain processes sensory information. This could explain why some clients struggle to feel present, even when they understand their trauma. In this live workshop, Ruth Lanius, MD, PhD shares how to assess and treat trauma at the sensory level using practical, neuroscience-informed strategies. Learn more and register at 50% off ➡️ https://www.nicabm.com/program/fb-sensory-pathways-lanius/?d=fbo.4194.1.c Explore a new pathway for helping clients reconnect with themselves.
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According to Ruth Lanius, MD, PhD – whose decades of neuroimaging research has fundamentally shaped how clinicians understand PTSD and dissociation . . .
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