21. Trauma, attachment & emotional healing to recover from dizziness: interview w/ Mariclare Dasigenis
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Show Notes
This fabulous interview is with Mariclare Dasigenis, LCSW, a psychotherapist, AEDP therapist and mindbody coach who helps people with chronic dizziness, chronic pain and other medically unexplained chronic symptoms recover. In this discussion, we talk about why people with traumatic experiences and/or difficult experiences are so much more likely to develop chronic physical symptoms. We explore when it is appropriate to dig into emotions and past experiences rather than just focus on our reactions to symptoms (also important, but often not adequate). Mariclare provides actionable tools that you can use to start processing your own difficult experiences, and we talk about how and when to use them. There is so much to learn from this interview- please enjoy!
Find out more about Mariclare on her website, therapywithmariclare.com and on her group practice website (The Better Mind Center) bettermindcenter.com !
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