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Somatic Skills with Emily
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Добавлен 21 мар 2020
Exercises, skills, and training in Somatic Experiencing (SE) and yoga. Stress reduction, trauma healing, nervous system tips and tricks, emotional regulation, inner peace, and embodiment. Led by Emily Winter, MPH, SEP, E-RYT. Contact me via my website for a consultation or Somatic Experiencing session!
More Somatic Exercises for Anger: Unleash the Beast!
In this video, I share somatic tools/exercises to express anger or healthy aggression. Anger is a natural, primal emotion that just wants to be expressed, but we often don't know how to express it in a healthy way. These tools use your voice, hands, and face/jaw to mobilize and express/release stuck or repressed energy from the viscera and muscles.
These tools might help you if you feel like you repress anger, have a lot of rage/explosions, or are stuck in your "fight" response. They can also help you build a sense of vitality, power, confidence, and agency in your body and mind.
Chapters
0:00 Introduction to expressing anger
1:11 Breakdown of the exercises and option to sit/stand
2:04 Exerci...
These tools might help you if you feel like you repress anger, have a lot of rage/explosions, or are stuck in your "fight" response. They can also help you build a sense of vitality, power, confidence, and agency in your body and mind.
Chapters
0:00 Introduction to expressing anger
1:11 Breakdown of the exercises and option to sit/stand
2:04 Exerci...
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3 Somatic Tools to Relax Your Jaw
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.2 месяца назад
In this video, I share three somatic tools to relax your jaw and relieve tension. These tools are particularly good if you clench, grind your teeth, or feel tight around your mouth. The somatic tools also help relax the jaw and shift your nervous system toward a parasympathetic state. 00:00-00:55 Intro to releasing jaw tension 00:55-3:59 Somatic tool #1: Softening tongue 3:59-5:54 Somatic tool ...
How To Not EXPLODE: Somatic Exercise for Anger, Anxiety and Dissociation
Просмотров 9 тыс.Год назад
00:00 Introduction to the Containment Exercise 00:14 When to use this exercise 1:50 How can this exercise help? 2:31 Begin somatic exercise: Containment In this video I offer a somatic exercise that may have the following affects: 1) Help you manage or contain your anger, rage, or anxiety, and/or 2) Help you come "back into your body" if you are dissociating from your body. This skill is known ...
Somatic Meditation to Heal the World
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.Год назад
Chapters: 00:00 Introduction to Tonglen "Giving and Receiving" meditation 1:30 When and how to do Tonglen 1:56 Centering, grounding and breathing 4:29 Exploring textures & temperatures with breath 6:17 Begin Tonglen visualization 10:55 Curiosity of bodily sensation 12:09 Closing In this video I guide you through a somatic meditation known as "giving and receiving," or "Tonglen" in the Buddhist ...
The Science of Breathing for Relaxation
Просмотров 1,5 тыс.Год назад
In this video I describe the science of breathing, and guide you through two simple breathing practices to induce a parasympathetic or resting state in the nervous system. I use a Hoberman sphere to demonstrate breathing and our innate internal rhythm. When you are in a state of internal coherence, your brain waves sync with the electrical activity of your heart. Coherence represents a state of...
15 Minute Chair Yoga for Back, Spine and Shoulders
Просмотров 1,4 тыс.Год назад
This video offers a simple chair yoga practice meant to help open and stretch the spine, back, shoulders, and neck. We will practice grounding, breathing, and gentle yoga postures and movements to support health, flexibility, and relaxation of the upper body. This is a gentle practice that is easy to do at your desk or in a comfy chair. All you will need is a chair that has a back. Chapters: 00...
VAGUS NERVE MASSAGE: The Best Way to Start Your Day
Просмотров 34 тыс.Год назад
Chapters/key moments: 00:00 Introduction to the vagus nerve massage AKA polyvagal massage 00:40 Intro to the dorsal vagal/freeze response and ventral vagal/social engagement response 1:58 Why massaging the face helps the nervous system 3:02 Begin Vagus Nerve Massage exercise - Massage around the eyes 4:36 Massage eyes while orienting vision 5:26 Massage ears 6:02 Massage ears while orienting to...
Somatic Skills to Build CONFIDENCE
Просмотров 4,9 тыс.Год назад
It's difficult to be confident and powerful if we feel like we have to shrink or stay small. It's also hard to "talk ourselves into" confidence, because confidence lives in the BODY through our posture and movement. In this video, I offer two ways to connect with your innate, internal confidence and agency, using a bottom-up (somatic) approach. We will embody our grounding structure (the pelvis...
More Somatic Exercises for PAIN: Pendulation
Просмотров 4,4 тыс.Год назад
In this video, I introduce Pendulation from Somatic Experiencing to decrease pain. I guide an exercise using Pendulation to regulate the pain response in the body and support greater tolerance and capacity for discomfort. I recommend that you watch my Part 1 video on pain (Titration) before watching this video. Link to Part 1: ruclips.net/video/Y6yDHdInJBc/видео.html
Somatic Exercise for PAIN: Titration
Просмотров 3,6 тыс.Год назад
In this video I introduce the concept of Titration from Somatic Experiencing and offer a guided exercise using Titration to explore pain or tension in the body. Titration means "a little at a time" and helps the nervous system build capacity and tolerance for stress and discomfort, without pushing us into overwhelm.
More Self-Holding Exercises for Trauma
Просмотров 3,9 тыс.Год назад
Trauma can often leave us feeling fragmented, in fear, immobilized, hyper-vigilant, and filled with internal chaos. In this video I introduce two self-holding/self-soothing exercises that can offer relief, containment and settling of the nervous system. We explore holding and sensing into our brainstem area and then our kidneys/adrenal glands.
Guided Relaxation with Body Scan
Просмотров 2,7 тыс.Год назад
In this video I offer a guided relaxation practice with a body scan inspired from Yoga Nidra. 00:00 Intro and getting set up 1:47 Begin meditation
Somatic Exercise for Healthy Boundaries
Просмотров 3,2 тыс.Год назад
We all need boundaries to feel safe. Sometimes under stress, and especially if we have trauma, we can feel like we have no boundaries and no protection. We may feel vulnerable, like we are wearing our nervous system on the outside of our bodies. This somatic exercise uses imagination, image, and movement to help you bring a sense of containment, protection, and boundaries back into your bodily ...
Self-Holding Exercise for Trauma
Просмотров 8 тыс.Год назад
This exercise was originally developed by Somatic Experiencing creator Dr. Peter Levine. Trauma can often leave us feeling fragmented, in fear, immobilized, hyper-vigilant, and filled with internal chaos. This is a simple exercise in self-soothing / self-containment / self-regulation that offers relief from this internal turmoil. This self-holding tool can calm your nervous system and help you ...
Somatic Meditation for Embodiment
Просмотров 2,8 тыс.Год назад
Chapters: 00:00 Intro to the somatic meditation 00:20 Getting set up and comfortable 00:42 How to take care of yourself during meditation 1:40 Begin meditation by relaxing eyes and breathing 3:21 Awareness of your skin; container, boundary 6:03 Awareness of fat; protection, insulation, warmth 7:21 Awareness of muscles; movement, texture, energy 10:21 Awareness of bones; structure, stability, al...
Quieting the Inner Critic: Softening Shame
Просмотров 4,1 тыс.Год назад
Quieting the Inner Critic: Softening Shame
4 Ways to be Present: A Somatic Orienting Practice
Просмотров 1,8 тыс.Год назад
4 Ways to be Present: A Somatic Orienting Practice
Somatic Exercises to Relieve Shoulder Tension
Просмотров 70 тыс.Год назад
Somatic Exercises to Relieve Shoulder Tension
The Power of "VOO": Vagus Nerve Exercise for Overwhelm
Просмотров 34 тыс.Год назад
The Power of "VOO": Vagus Nerve Exercise for Overwhelm
Somatic Exercises for ANGER: Release Anger in Under 5 Minutes
Просмотров 67 тыс.Год назад
Somatic Exercises for ANGER: Release Anger in Under 5 Minutes
Thank you! 😍
I broke my teeth the other day when I was so mad at my daughter and clenched my jaw so hard…I’ll try this thank you
This is life changing, thank you!
thank you...
Hey ! I am discovering your channel, love it ! I am curious to know the name of the somatic training you did, I am looking to do one for myself ;) if you have any reco' would love to chat about it !
Hello! I have a lot of somatic training in my background, but my main focus is Somatic Experiencing. You can check out the SE website at traumahealing.org to learn more about this three-year training.
🎉🎉 so absolutely beneficial I found and chose this amazing opportunity this morning blessings
Thank you. It’s Christmas Eve, and I was having some fun with my family. It was nice…but maybe a bit much with my anxiety. I got back home, and my brother started blasting music that made me feel like I was suffocating…I felt like I couldn’t escape, but I felt too bad to say anything. He went next door, and I was left alone with a lot of panic. I’m still recovering…still feeling out of breath and getting some heart palpitations, but I do feel a little more safe now. Thank you. I was hyperventilating so bad that my throat was feeling really painful, but I think it’s starting to feel a little better.
Glad this helped the anxiety subside! <3
After already doing your dish rag and paper exercises, this was the cherry ontop! After the pushing away i started to laugh hysterically 😂 it was so releasing. I appreciate the reminder to sit with ourselves with curiosity and compassion and your soothing tone and warm smile really helps. Thank you so much for your work Emily
Thank you for sharing! That is wonderful :)
Just did this right now I had so much pent up. The dish rag was amazing, and the paper was just what I needed. I threw the paper everywhere afterwards and it was so incredible. I made a mess without hurting anything or hurting myself. I felt so relieved I bawled my eyes out after. I can't thank you enough, Emily! Thank you for teaching me 🙏
thankyou so much for this . i am doing this regularly. ❤
Thank you so much! My shoulders feel lighter already :)
When part of my anger comes from having no clean laundry- including dish towels 😂
powerful practice!! so needed, thank you
So calming and effective, Thank you!, Just what I needed :)
Learned to give that massage in massage school.❤❤❤
I enjoy tearing up boxes and papers so they fit in the recycling bin😂❤ I guess we already do some of these but its good to know about others i haven’t tried yet. I dont want to make myself sick holding it in… or do too much heavy lifting to get out my big feelings either. Time to do this more intentionally and stop taking sh@t.
I like these and am learning that i feel better when i do the bear growl in moderation, without scaring anyone or my pets. How about adding a dimension of the ripping of paper by first writing what you are mad about and then ripping it up? Would that work maybe??
I think that's an amazing idea!
Is it a good thing if you start crying when squeezing the towel?
It's very natural and common for this exercise to create an emotional release. I'd say it's a good thing :)
Simple but powerful. Thank you so much! ❤
I feel nice to finally have a proper way to release my anger
thank you so much for this exercise.❤
Thank you so much for this.
Thanks Emily, that was lovely. 💞
This is ridiculous. Has anyone ever seen monks saying “ommmmmmm”???? You can just white wash shit, give it a slightly different sound, and rebrand it omfg… 😂
Seriously knock this crap off. It’s fairly racist and extremely inappropriate!!!!
Hi, Thank you for sharing your impression. I am sorry to have implied that "Voo" was my creation; it is not. It was developed by Dr. Peter Levine who developed Somatic Experiencing based on many spiritual, somatic, indigenous and other practices that have always had an effect on the body. You're correct that "Voo" draws on similar science and concepts as "Om," but it has a slightly different effect in the body. "Om" or "A-U-M" in the yogic tradition moves the sound up from the lower chakras to the crown. "Voo" is focused on vibrating the belly/internal organs to help mobilize stuck energy.
This is really great! I didn't know I can actually find this kind of videos on yt, until now. I have been going to integrative therapy and I was told about breathing with the vooo sound, but this is a whole routine, which I like. And I really like exercises that don't overwhelm me - which includes movement, sound and breathing.
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thank you very helpful
Excellent
very helpful 🙏💪🏻♥️
Love this. Thanks Emily❤
Thank you ❤
This is brilliant, i felt my body temperature rise and start tingling. When you did the overhead movement stretch and said “feel free to wiggle fingers”, i just started doing what spontaneously feels good and started laughing from pleasure. Its like freedom for the body to do whatever it wants, not double checking with the mind, its literally opposite to trauma experience. Great stuff!
felt awesome thanks
Love this Emily!!! Thanks for posting
Perfect timing 🙏❤️🔥
Wow Miss Emily! I love that exercise where you make the Woo aaa sound! Amazing! In the next video Miss Emily please can you do a breath called Horse lips? I appreciate it so much!
Thank you so much for this!! It's just what I needed.
I cried. I could barely say HA. Afterwards I feel a bit better
God damn your pretty
Oooh I don't need to release my jaw but i'm happy to see you pop up and look forward to more videos!!
Hi Emily, great to see you back! Was gonna request a video for diaphragm, stomach and solar plexus myofascia, just before you talked about the tongue exercise. That did wonders all the way down. But if you have further techniques for the diaphragm and chest area to share, I look forward to those! Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom and your presence! Much love and appreciation, Paul xx
Great suggestions Paul! Thank you!
Wow! Amazing. Thank you so much❤ saving for future use!
Welcome back Emily, I was only checking the other day to see if I’d missed any new videos. Great subject as well, I’m always clenching my jaw when things get a bit tough going. My dentist can tell, and was wanting me to have a night guard.x
Personally, the night guard was a waste of time, effort, persistence and money for me. With hindsight, the grinding was only a symptom of trauma/excessive stress, it was my trauma that needed attention at its root. And the night guard exacerbated my insomnia, hypervigilance and fatigue, other symptoms of trauma, which actually made me more tense. So the guard was actually counterproductive and made matters worse. So if any of this relates to you, save yourself the money and face the issues at the root instead.
Greetings Emily! My name is Julio Gomez, from Houston Texas. Amazing video! I love the jaw relax. In the next video, please can you can do a breath called Horse lips? That also relaxes your jaw. Thank you!
horse lips is a great idea! Thanks for the suggestion!
Ahh I was not expecting to see you in my feed and way too happy for that 🙏🩷 Welcome back Emily and what you are doing means a lot, thank you🌷
Thank you :) I'm trying to get back into posting ;)
Thank you so much for this
This was amazing I actually started to feel emotional ❤
This is helpful, I’ll try this. I have PTSD and a lot of anger. I once punched a punching bag for 18 minutes before I finally felt relief from rage. I’m determined not to take my anger out on others so I’m looking for healthy outlets. Thank you for the video!
Lots of burping, and lots of crying from the ears, which I did not expect. Thank you so much Emily.
Hi Emily, thanks again for these amazing exercises. I have been biting the inside of my mouth for years now. It is a stress thing I know. The last exercise for the jaw , I felt something shift, and have had no mouth biting since. I did again an hour or 2 later just to make sure. I will let you know in a day or 2 if it is permanent . Many blessings to you !
That’s wonderful! Thanks for sharing!
@@EmilyWinterSE My pleasure