In this episode of Vibe Science, hosts Ryan Alford and Chris Hansen sit down with somatic therapist Raquel Devillé for a fascinating deep dive into the mind-body connection, especially in the realm of neurodiversity. Raquel, an expert in supporting individuals with ADHD, autism, and giftedness, shares her personal journey and insights from her therapeutic work.

The conversation explores how the body’s natural tremor response plays a crucial role in releasing stress, and why its suppression by societal norms can contribute to chronic tension and stress. Raquel advocates for body-centered therapies as powerful tools for healing and well-being, offering practical approaches that embrace the wisdom of the body.

This episode shines a spotlight on the importance of understanding neurodiversity, challenging stigmas, and fostering acceptance. Whether you’re neurodiverse or simply curious about the connection between mental and physical health, this discussion is packed with valuable takeaways.

• The relationship between the mind and body, especially in the context of neurodiversity.
• The impact of mental states on physical well-being.
• Personal experiences with ADHD and autism.
• The concept of neurodiversity and its societal implications.
• Challenges faced by neurodiverse individuals in educational systems.
• The importance of movement and engagement for neurodiverse children.
• Therapeutic practices for managing stress and tension in the body.
• The physiological response to stress, including the "fight or flight" and "freeze" responses.
• The significance of the tremor response in releasing built-up tension.
• Embracing natural bodily responses to stress for emotional and physical healing.

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