# Sue Carter
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C. sue carter is a biologist and behavioral neurobiologist. She is an internationally recognized expert in behavioral neuroendocrinology. In 2014 she was appointed Director of The Kinsey Institute and Rudy Professor of Biology at Indiana University.
The Forgotten Hormone: Why the Mind & Body Can't Heal Without Oxytocin with Dr. Sue Carter
Many people spend years in therapy and still struggle to feel truly safe in relationships. But why is this?
The answer lies in the body. You can understand your trauma, but still feel unsafe. Oxytocin helps turn that understanding into actual feelings of safety in your body. Known as nature's most…
Biology Behind It: Why the Mind & Body Can't Heal Without Oxytocin
Why is it that sometimes the things that are supposed to help us feel calm actually make us feel more anxious instead? In this mini-episode, Dr. Aimie explores why this happens, expanding on her conversation with Dr. Sue Carter from Episode 125. She answers therapist Sarah's question about why some…
In the Waters of Rememberance: Honoring an Obstetrics Hero
This is a replay of my original conversation with the late Michel Odent, MD, when I interviewed him in 2023 at the ripe age of 92. Here is a summary of our conversation…(transcript is available on Substack)Our cultural conditioning tells us that women aren’t capable of giving birth independently an…
Beyond Sight: A Masterclass in Holistic Vision Healing
Step inside a rare live recording with Dr. Sam Berne, internationally recognized holistic optometrist, as he works one-on-one with participants in an intimate masterclass setting. In this special session, you’ll witness insightful techniques and personalized prescriptions, hear practical guidance f…
66th Annual Phoenix Heart Ball
For more than six decades, the Phoenix Heart Ball has brought our community together to raise critical funds and awareness for the American Heart Association — an organization that's been fighting heart disease and stroke for over 100 years.
This year marks the 66th Annual Phoenix Heart Ball, happ…
#238 - 66th Annual Phoenix Heart Ball (Audio)
For more than six decades, the Phoenix Heart Ball has brought our community together to raise critical funds and awareness for the American Heart Association — an organization that's been fighting heart disease and stroke for over 100 years.
This year marks the 66th Annual Phoenix Heart Ball, hap…
37: Oxytocin, Touch, and the Chemistry of Connection 🧸 🧪
In this episode, I explore oxytocin, the hormone and neuropeptide at the center of bonding, attachment, stress regulation, and healing. 🧸 🧪
Drawing from Dr. Sue Carter’s groundbreaking research on oxytocin and the biology of love, modern neuroscience, and Scripture, this conversation reveals how c…
Wāhine Atua 25-03-2026 Pay Equity and Pay Parity part 2
She’s a lawyer and a fierce wāhine - Amanda Clinton-Ghodes joins us again this week, as we welcome Sue Carter from the E Tu Union to talk about the change the government made last year that saw them cancel over 30 pay equity claims that were underway, then they raised the criteria for any new claim…
What If the Chemistry of Love Is Also the Chemistry of Trauma?
In this episode of In Conversation with Janina Fisher, Janina sits down with pioneering neuroscientist Sue Carter, whose groundbreaking work has transformed how we understand attachment, bonding, and the biology of human connection. Best known for her decades of research on oxytocin, Sue reflects o…
The Science of Why You Cannot Feel Loved | Dr. Sue Carter & Adam Lane Smith
You are genuinely loved. Your partner is loyal. And you still cannot breathe out and relax all the way. That is not a character flaw. It is a biochemical problem. And it has a biochemical answer.
Adam Lane Smith sits down with Dr. Sue Carter, the world's leading expert on oxytocin and vasopressin …
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