The Body Does Not Keep Score: A New and Hopeful Way for Therapeutic Recovery and Healing | #386
In this episode, I explore a recent paper published in Frontiers in Systems Neuroscience titled “The Body Does Not Keep Score: Trauma, Predictive Coding, and the Restoration of Metastability.” I break down how this research challenges Bessel van der Kolk’s famous metaphor that the body “stores” trauma, offering instead a neuroscience lens focused on prediction […]
Becoming a Movement Detective 4 of 7: Becoming a Movement Detective with Kendra McCuine, C-IAYT Yoga Therapy Trainee | #377
In this episode, I’m sharing a conversation with Kendra McCuine, a trainee in my Movement Detective program from Massachusetts. We talk about her journey from being a special education teacher to becoming a yoga teacher who is now learning to see the body through a much more functional and investigative lens. Even in just a […]
Pain Science Explained Pain… So… Now, What Does A Person DO? How Does A Teacher Teach? | #373
In this episode, I explore the evolution of pain understanding—from a structural, tissue-based model to the introduction of pain science—and what both perspectives miss when it comes to real-life recovery. I share how earlier beliefs around degeneration, alignment, and “damage equals pain” shaped fear-based movement, and how pain science helped reframe pain as a protective […]
Becoming a Movement Detective Part 2 of 3: Detective
In this episode of From Pain to Possibility, we continue our three-part series on becoming a movement detective. In the first episode, we explored the power of being an eyewitness, noticing clearly without rushing to fix, name, or judge. Now we move into the next step: shifting from eyewitness to detective. This isn’t about blaming […]