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The Science of Connection
Polyvagal Tools for Conflict Resolution
With Pauline Romas
Thursday, July 25, 5:30-7:30pm PDT
Live Interactive Workshop on Zoom
Our bodies and brains are innately wired for connection and compassion—when internal conditions allow it. Pauline's workshop explores the science behind nervous system states that either empower or disrupt the ability to communicate effectively and resolve conflict harmoniously.
Utilizing Polyvagal Theory (the science of the vagus nerve), we will demystify the physical processes that drive people towards or away from social connectivity. You will learn to recognize personal and interpersonal cues of a nervous system feeling threatened and retreating into self-protection.
Pauline will share practical details for understanding the fight/flight/freeze/fawn stress responses and how to work with these states. You will gain insight into your own triggers and discover simple yet powerful practices—strategic breathing, movement, sensory approaches—to counteract dysregulation and help yourself and others return to a calm center where openness, curiosity, and compassion are possible.
Whether mediating charged conflicts or navigating stressors in your own life, these tools allow you to shift from reactive physiology into a regulated nervous system where connection can thrive. Leave equipped to establish an environment of embodied safety, empathy, and dialogue.
- Explore the science behind nervous system states that either empower or disrupt the ability to communicate effectively and resolve conflict harmoniously.
- Learn to utilize the Polyvagal Theory that demystifies the physical processes that drive people towards or away from connection.
- Recognize personal and interpersonal cues of a nervous system feeling threatened and retreating into self-protection.
- Gain insight into your own triggers and discover simple yet powerful practices to help yourself and others return to a calm center where openness, curiosity, and compassion are possible.
- Leave equipped to establish an environment of embodied safety, empathy, and dialogue.
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