Title

An Integrative and Neurophysiological Approach to Traumatic Stress

Authors

Daniel A. Monti, MD, MBA, Thomas Jefferson UniversityFollow

Document Type

Presentation

Publication Date

3-6-2018

Comments

Presentation: 54:41

Abstract

Summary

Distressing events are common and cause more symptoms and impairment of quality of life than most people realize. The results of our studies with NET demonstrate:

1. a novel neurophysiological pattern involving the cerebellum, associated with traumatic stress reduction from NET
2. decreased activation post-intervention of key brain structures associated with emotional activation/regulation
3. decreased autonomic arousal in response to actively recalling the traumatic event post-intervention
4. decreased traumatic stress and associated psychological symptoms post-intervention

Recommended Citation

Monti, MD, MBA, Daniel A., "An Integrative and Neurophysiological Approach to Traumatic Stress" (2018). Integrative Medicine Lectures, Presentations & Grand Rounds. Presentation 98.
https://jdc.jefferson.edu/jmbcim_lectures/98

Language

English