Danielle Ivins-Fishman on Tension & Trauma Release Exercises (TRE®)
Our body holds tension and even past trauma. In this episode of Woman Worriers, host Elizabeth Cush talks with Danielle Ivins-Fishman about Tension & Trauma Release Exercises (TRE®) to reduce stress and anxiety.
Show Notes:
Talk therapy is a powerful tool for learning to manage stress and anxiety and to heal from past trauma. But tension and trauma don’t just exist in the mind. Our body stores them and they become etched in our nervous system. In this week’s episode of the Woman Worriers podcast, host Elizabeth Cush, LCPC, of Progression Counseling in Annapolis, Md., interviews Danielle Ivins-Fishman, whose credentials include Certified TRE® Provider and Integrative & Trauma-Informed Coach. They talk about using Tension & Trauma Release Exercises to learn to listen to the bod and, get to know the nervous system in order to give ourselves what we truly need to connect to a meaningful and thriving life.
Listen and learn:
What Tension & Trauma Releasing Exercises (TRS®) is
Why it’s important to bring the body into any kind of healing
The role of the nervous system
Why we can’t fully “talk ourselves out of” tension and trauma
The many emotional states that TRE can help with
Why TRE can help with daily stresses as well as past trauma
Where the psoas muscle is and why it’s important
What experiencing TRE is like
What happens to your body when you practice TRE
Why we lose an ability that we had as children
The different physical, mental and emotional benefits that you can experience when you start practicing TRE
How TRE can enhance the emotional work you do in therapy
The connection between interoception—being aware of how your body feels—and self care
How we get disconnected from our body in the first place
What to look for in a TRE practitioner
Learn More
> Danielle Ivins-Fishman’s website
> Thrive NOW website
> Thrive NOW on Facebook
> Find TRE® providers (For Level, select Certified TRE® Provider)
> Woman Worriers on Instagram, Pinterest, Facebook & Twitter
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