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In this episode of “Wired for Connection,” host Travis welcomes Dr. Arielle Schwartz, a clinical psychologist and expert in somatic psychology, to talk about the natural ways to stimulate the vagus nerve for physical, mental, and emotional health. Dr. Schwartz shares her professional journey—beginning with her personal experience with yoga and anxiety—and how this path led to her deep dive into polyvagal theory and natural mind-body therapies for trauma recovery. Together, they discuss accessible, practical vagus nerve stimulation techniques, the importance of self-compassion in healing, and how therapies like yoga, touch, and movement are essential for regulating the nervous system. Natural Vagus Nerve Stimulation Is Accessible to Everyone: Dr. Schwartz emphasizes that while there are technological devices for stimulating the vagus nerve, the most accessible—and often equally effective—methods involve practices like breathwork, yoga, self-massage, and gentle touch. These natural tools are free, always available to us, and can play a pivotal role in trauma recovery. Healing Is Not About ‘Just Calming Down’: Stimulating the vagus nerve isn’t only about down-regulating or calming the nervous system. It’s about increasing awareness of your nervous system state, meeting yourself with compassion, and developing the flexibility to shift between different states—energizing when needed, calming when needed, and, most importantly, beginning to feel safe in all of them. Trauma Recovery Requires Patience and Personalization: Dr. Schwartz encourages meeting yourself or your clients where they are—especially for those who feel disconnected from their bodies due to trauma. Gentle, titrated approaches such as self-applied touch around the face, simple movement, and sensory grounding can help rebuild a positive mind-body relationship. Progress might be slow, and that’s okay; the key is consistency and self-compassion. If you’re interested in learning more, enroll in "Vagus Nerve Stimulation: Natural Neural Exercises to Enhance Emotional & Physical Health" at the Polyvagal Institute. Live classes start online September 9: www.learning.polyvagal.org/courses/Vagus-Nerve-Stimulation-Natural-Neural-Exercises-to-Enhance-Emotional&Physical-Health CONNECT WITH Polyvagal Institute: WEB: www.polyvagalinstitute.org [https://www.polyvagalinstitute.org/] Instagram: @polyvagalinstitute [ / polyvagalinstitute ] LinkedIn: polyvagal-institute [ / polyvagal-institute ] Email: community@polyvagal.org 00:00 Introduction to Trauma and Polyvagal Theory 00:49 Role of Nervous System and Healing Practices 01:54 Dr. Schwartz's Journey into Somatic Practices 03:20 Academic Insights and Polyvagal Theory 05:14 Viral Success and Yoga's Impact on Trauma 09:43 Innovations in Mental Health and Vagus Nerve 11:49 Natural Vagus Nerve Stimulation Methods 14:44 Mind-Body Communication and Interventions 17:42 Practical Techniques for Vagus Nerve Stimulation 34:22 Sensory Systems and Neuroception 41:49 Proprioception and Stress Management 46:53 Encouraging Clients in Therapy 56:42 Resources for Trauma Healing