How Early Attachment Trauma Shapes Your Breathing & Behavior Patterns
Mind Body Dialogue Questions
How can generational trauma or CPTSD affect your health
Prioritize Your Health for a Healthy Pregnancy
Understanding the Impact of Zinc Deficiency on Mood & Mental Health
The Power of Authenticity Transforming Suffering into Awakening
The Dangers of Repression How Unawareness Can Harm Your Health
The Surprising Reason Why Our Bodies Freeze Under Threat
The Development of Protective Patterns and Their Impact on Physiology During Early Childhood
How My Stress is Something More?
Why Magnesium is important for us and when is the best time to take it
How do we recognize and address stored trauma in the body?
A certified functional medicine physician and a former foster and adoptive mom, Dr. Aimie Apigian MD, MS, MPH bridges the worlds of functional medicine, addiction medicine, neuroscience, attachment, and trauma therapy. Through her online courses, she leads self-help seekers and parents through the essential sequence for safely addressing stored trauma in the body. Best known for introducing the Biology of Trauma® lens, she integrates somatic work, parts work and biology work for accelerating the healing journey for lasting results, and teaches professionals to do the same in her Biology of Trauma® certificate training program.
Dr. Aimie’s belief that trauma becomes our biology, affecting both physical health and mental health, sets a unique foundation for her work. She emphasizes that not only does stored trauma become one’s biology, but this biology can perpetuate a state of chronic trauma physiology in the body.