What happens when profound experiences do not only remain in your memories, but also in your subconscious? working on your bodyWhat can our body tell us about mental suffering and recovery? And where does experiential knowledge rub up against scientific knowledge? This is the subject of the new podcast from GGNet, in which our editor-in-chief Anne Marsman is the guest.Â
Together with host Luuk van Schijndel and Luuk Stroink, clinical psychologist at GGNet and researcher, Anne spoke about trauma, the body, and perhaps the most important question: what does it mean to not only look at symptoms, but also at the story that the body and mind tell together?
You can listen to the episode (38:00 min) from now on.
About the podcast series ‘Body and Mind – Beyond Separation’
In a time when mental health is becoming increasingly complex, we sometimes forget that the body itself may be the most important source of truth. Yet in healthcare, we still often look at things separately: either physically or mentally.
The new podcast series ‘Body and Mind, Beyond Separation’ by GGNet explores a different approach. A journey in which philosophy, clinic, experiential knowledge and science come together. What happens when we no longer divide complaints but look at the whole picture?
