Paul Grossman & Jessie Weber - Recognizing The ADA at 35 Years and Unpacking 504
A special edition of the Innovating Inclusion podcast where Civil Rights Attorneys Jessie Weber and Paul Grossman unpack the ADA and Section 504, Title II, and tell us how it all relates to Roy Payan, Portia Mason, and the National Federation of the Blind in their case against the Los Angeles Commu…
Test Automation Optimus Prime Halloween Special
In this Halloween special, Joe Colantonio and Paul Grossman discuss the evolution of automation testing, focusing on the integration of AI tools, project management strategies, and the importance of custom logging. Paul shares insights from his recent job experience, detailing how he inherited a pr…
Polyvagal Theory, Nervous Systems, and the Debate Happening Online
In this episode, Tanya Valentin and Emma Gilmour explore the conversation currently unfolding in the wellness and neuroscience communities around polyvagal theory and recent critiques of the model.
Polyvagal theory, originally proposed by Stephen Porges, has become a widely used framework in therap…
No, the Polyvagal Theory is NOT Dead: Here's What Critics (and Influencers) Aren't Understanding.
A paper co-authored by 39 scientists called the Polyvagal Theory "untenable" — and now psychology influencers are announcing the Theory is "dead." But is it?
I'm Justin Sunseri, therapist and member of the Polyvagal Institute's Editorial Board. That means I review work for Polyvagal Theory accurac…
#37 Polyvagal Theory Is Being Challenged - What Women Need to Know
In this episode, I explore the growing scientific debate around Stephen Porges’ Polyvagal Theory - a framework that has shaped how many therapists and clients understand nervous system regulation and trauma.
Recently, neuroscientists and psychophysiologists, including Paul Grossman and colleagues, …
What Respiratory Sinus Arrhythmia Actually Tells Us
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HRV Special Episode about Polyvagal Theory
In this week’s episode of The Heart Rate Variability Podcast, we step away from our usual multi-paper review to focus on a singular, defining debate in the field: the current controversy surrounding Polyvagal Theory.
Polyvagal Theory has profoundly shaped how clinicians, trauma survivors, and the …
When Theories Are Questioned: Polyvagal Critique, Clinical Wisdom, and the Enduring Map of the Guṇas
In this solo episode, Amy Wheeler brings clarity and steadiness to the recent scientific critique of Polyvagal Theory by Paul Grossman and colleagues. Rather than reacting defensively or dismissing prematurely, this conversation explores what mature fields do when a theory is questioned: they clari…
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Find out what's in Rev. Paul Grossman's car "care kit" and more, as he enlivens care ministry in his three-church pastoral appointment.
What to do with the myth of Polyvagal Theory
Polyvagal Theory is everywhere these days. Psychologists talk about it; parenting coaches talk about it; if you’re in the mental health field you’re probably referring to polyvagal theory in some way. So one would assume that there’s lots of evidence for it, right? Well, maybe. Maybe not. In th…
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