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Goodfellow Unit Webinar: Applying polyvagal principles in practice

Suzanne Henwood (Neuroscience based coach and counsellor) presents "Applying polyvagal principles in general practice". Polyvagal Theory is now well established and has been particularly applied in therapeutic disciplines. Created by Stephen Porges nearly 30 years ago and popularised in therapy by Deb Dana and others, it is now well accepted that the ‘state’ of our nervous system has a huge impact on behaviours, traumas, triggers and so much more. But what are we looking for in General Practice? How might a patient present in reality – that might draw your attention to polyvagal theory and the need to consider it in how you communicate with your patient and how you can gain rapport, consent and engagement? This webinar will explore a basic revisit of polyvagal theory and the autonomic ladder. And it will then focus on what to look for in each autonomic state, to identify where your patient is at – and how you can avoid re-traumatising them, or spiralling them down to a withdrawn state where they can no longer work with you to discuss or explore their health outcomes. We will look briefly at triggers, glimmers, cues of threat and cues of safety and how we can inadvertently disrupt (or rupture) our connection – and how to get it back. In short, this webinar is a practical approach to how to apply polyvagal principles in practice to enhance patient communication and care. CHAPTERS: 00:00 intro 00:29 Presentation Suzanne Henwood 47:25 Audience Q&A