Brendan Turner

28/07/2026

Intense psychedelic experiences can lead to extreme dysregulation and dissociation if trauma surfaces too quickly. Breathwork, too, can be harmful without proper grounding. Prioritising presence and safety is critical before deep trauma work.

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23/06/2026

Surviving trauma is about disconnection from your body, yourself, and others, so healing is about reconnection in a grounded way, with awareness of current safety.

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26/05/2026

Neuroscience reveals dissociation as a survival defense, highlighting the necessity of processing past pain for genuine healing. Explore how deep body work, like Radix Somatic Therapy, offers profound relief from trauma symptoms.
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14/05/2026

Feeling safe and present is crucial in therapy. For some, simply making eye contact and feeling truly with someone is a breakthrough experience, paving the way for deeper healing.
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11/05/2026

To heal, we must allow ourselves to enter dysregulated states and express intense emotions. When grounded, this expression isn't re-traumatising, but a vital part of releasing held feelings from childhood abuse or trauma.

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05/05/2026

I was taught to suppress emotions and distrust my own feelings, and survival meant people-pleasing. Restoring pulsation is fundamental in building a secure sense of self.

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02/12/2025

Check out this webinar recording on a Radix Somatic Approach to Healing Trauma and 3 other webinar recordings on this YouTube channel.

Somatic psychotherapy, healing, psychology, mental health, mind body, trauma, radix, energy, therapy

10/09/2023

What an amazing interview with Stephen Porges and his son Seth who discuss polyvagal theory in simple practical terms with the tools we need to deepen our social bonds and sense of safety in this stressful modern world.

We catch up with return guest Stephen Porges as he introduces his son, Seth, who has co-authored a new book called Our Polyvagal World. You can find out more...