TOPIC: Polyvagal Resiliency Building Tips
Introduction by: Lara Fitzgerald-Husek; Partner; Oatley Vigmond
Speaker: Colleen Worsley, MSW; Clinical Diretor, Eden Dales Social Work
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Recovery and Resiliency
Movement, meditation, joy, and gentle sensory stimulation can support and soothe the vagus nerve – an essential part of our nervous system – and help to reduce the negative effects of stress, and burnout.
In this sharing group, Colleen will discuss:
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Polyvagal theory and how it applies to wellness
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Neurological healing options
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How to increase neurological flexibility to shift perceptions and negative response to environment stimuli
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Strategies for regulating emotional response to stress (potential for lowered anxiety, fear, and anger)
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Provide information for wellness and resiliency
About Colleen Worsley:
Colleen has more than 20 years of experience in the rehabilitation healthcare field providing direct care and management support in both clinical and community settings for individuals with traumatic brain injury, concussion, and for those managing and recovering from prolonged stress and trauma. Colleen combines her interest in neuropsychology with her studies in social work, cognitive science, and wellness building, to identify client strengths and challenges in the development of individualized and comprehensive rehabilitation and recovery programs.
Presented by BIST Corporate Platinum Sponsor
