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Observe Your Feelings, Not Your Emotions

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Summary
In this episode, Tonya Weaver-Davis explores the concept of interoception, emphasizing its significance in understanding our bodily sensations and emotions. She discusses the role of the vagus nerve in brain-body communication and how interoception can enhance emotional intelligence and mindfulness. The conversation highlights practical applications of interoception in therapy and personal growth, encouraging listeners to develop a deeper connection with their bodies and emotions.
Takeaways
-Interoception is the awareness of internal body signals.
-Mindfulness practices can improve emotional intelligence.
-The vagus nerve is crucial for brain-body communication.
-Recognizing bodily sensations can help manage emotions.
-Meditation can improve the ability to sense bodily feelings.
-Understanding interoception can lead to better emotional regulation.
-Practicing pause can prevent emotional outbursts.
-Connecting with your body is essential for overall well-being.

Connect with Tonya:

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👏Patreon

🔗LinkedIn

🚇Tonya Weaver Coach - YouTube

💌Newsletter Inside the Pickle Jar for notes and insights from this episode.

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Manage episode 524742915 series 3684678
Content provided by Tonya Weaver. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Tonya Weaver or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

Summary
In this episode, Tonya Weaver-Davis explores the concept of interoception, emphasizing its significance in understanding our bodily sensations and emotions. She discusses the role of the vagus nerve in brain-body communication and how interoception can enhance emotional intelligence and mindfulness. The conversation highlights practical applications of interoception in therapy and personal growth, encouraging listeners to develop a deeper connection with their bodies and emotions.
Takeaways
-Interoception is the awareness of internal body signals.
-Mindfulness practices can improve emotional intelligence.
-The vagus nerve is crucial for brain-body communication.
-Recognizing bodily sensations can help manage emotions.
-Meditation can improve the ability to sense bodily feelings.
-Understanding interoception can lead to better emotional regulation.
-Practicing pause can prevent emotional outbursts.
-Connecting with your body is essential for overall well-being.

Connect with Tonya:

🕸️http://www.risingtidecoaching.org

👏Patreon

🔗LinkedIn

🚇Tonya Weaver Coach - YouTube

💌Newsletter Inside the Pickle Jar for notes and insights from this episode.

🥒Support the show

Support the show

  continue reading

68 episodes

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