The Brain Vagus Nerve HP Axes and Neurotransmitters Continuing Education Training

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Video by Dr. Dawn Elise Snipes on integrative behavioral health approaches including counseling techniques and skills for improving mental health and reducing mental illness.

0:00 Introduction
0:36 Objectives
1:59 Functions of the Limbic System
7:12 Hypothalamus (COO)
9:56 Amygdala (Risk Manager)
11:00 Limbic Office Assistants
13:55 Vagus Nerve
21:59 HPA-Axis Dysfunction Related Issues
26:42 HPT (Thyroid) Axis
30:42 HPG (Gonads) Axis
31:44 Down Regulation
32:21 A Note About Trauma
38:57 Hormones, Neurotransmitters & Mood
47:57 Summary

[CynthiaSchoenbauer]

This is amazing how it really hits the spot for me to understand my anxiety as I am working on a life-long problem with this as my main issue. This is sooo exciting to understand more and feel more control with my emotions. I see they don't have to be alarms blaring all the time. I can progressively find some peace as I learn more. Thank you Doc. I am really enjoying being a member.

[brent]

I've had a TBI and been in a coma from an accident. It helps me understand how my brain works, it's also helping me control my thoughts better, and helping me understand me traumas which is huge!

[alishad]

I LOVE that you are so consisten with content output! I'm a new psychotherapist (graduated in AUG 22) and these videos are SUPER helpful! Thank you so much for your hard work and dedication to the field!

[carolinaabb]

This is excellent! Thank you so much for explaining everything so eloquently!

[LostlnTheWoods]

I would enjoy seeing an animation of the functions for kids

Adrena, TyRoid, and Gonad Ep.2
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I really enjoy neuroscience and have watched videos like this for 15 years; it's hard to find a video that explains what and why in a way someone without relevant academic background can commit to memory the similarities and seperations. I have to be able to find what is similar and what is different and how it relates respectively at each point, of course. You make it clear in single sentences which is what matters. Thank you.

[grammamellow]

I require a creative outlet with focus on movement. With an absence (or escape from) hyper vigilance. Call it an Achilles Heal. Sts.

[luvntonic]

Good afternoon! Erin here from Maryland

[irektaflinski]

This is great for my professional test

[Yellow-Rose]

I'm excited to watch this with a hot cup of cocoa. I've been hearing a lot about the vagus nerve lately, I'm extremely curious. I battle depression, anxiety, chronic migraine and maintaining my weight. I'm sure the vagus nerve has something to do with either one of these or all of these.

[philliphedges]

Can you do a video on bipolar disorder and anti depressants such as Prozac?

[gandigudelingraj]

Hi
Your most part of podcast it’s theoretical
Please give some examples
So we understand better
Thank you

[irektaflinski]

Had all those symptoms including no pregnancy 😢