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Hosted by Alex · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 25 episodes
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Listen to conversations and interviews hosted by Neurogenic Integration, where we explore Neurogenic Tremoring, nervous system health, and real human experiences.
Alex hosts Neurogenic Integration Podcast, a arts show with 25 episodes published.
For years, Isabelle Claus Teixeira trained leaders on everything you could put on a slide — competencies, values, communication. But one question kept coming back that no framework could answer: what actually creates exe
In 2004, photojournalist Sae Kani was dropped by a US helicopter into Aceh, Indonesia, days after the tsunami erased entire villages. She walked, photographed, interviewed — and felt nothing. It was only back home, diagn
A betrayed business partner. Five years of anger and sleepless nights. A vow of forgiveness that the mind made but the body refused to keep. That was Hindra Gunawan's life before he found Tension and Trauma Releasing Exe
Most people meet Neurogenic Tremoring through trauma work. This conversation asks a different question: what if kids learned it first — as a built-in resilience skill, before the world ever tells them something is wrong?
Most people come to tremoring looking for relief. Jared came looking for depth . By the time he found Tension and Trauma Releasing Exercises (TRE®), he'd spent nearly a decade inside ancient yoga, Daoist Qigong, and nond
In this episode, Alex sits down with Ágnes Katona — a physiotherapist and manual therapist in Budapest, Hungary — to compare notes on a journey many bodyworkers are quietly making: from working only with tissues, joints,
Lynea Gillen learned something about anxiety at 15 that her therapists couldn't explain: yoga worked on it when talk therapy didn't — not by changing her mind, but by changing what was happening in her nervous system. Th
⏱ KEY HIGHLIGHTS Lynea's Journey — From Yoga to YogaCalm to TRE 00:00 — Welcome & Introductions: Alex in Boulder, Lynea in Portland 03:00 — "It Worked With My Body": Finding Yoga at 15 and a Nervous System That Didn't Re
In this episode, Alex sits down with Tanya Beard, MN, BN — Executive Director at TRE for All (TFA), the global nonprofit that has stewarded TRE certification trainings for nearly fifteen years. Tanya comes to this role t
In this episode, Alex sits down with Gabriel to explore one of the most unusual origin stories in the NI community: a meditator who came to neurogenic tremoring not through a workshop or a training, but through his own b
In this episode, Alex sits down with Gabriel to explore one of the most unusual origin stories in the NI community: a meditator who came to neurogenic tremoring not through a workshop or a training, but through his own b
What does it feel like when your body starts moving before your mind has any idea why? For Mike Maher, the answer came in the basement of a hotel in Poland — lights off, a room full of strangers, thirty rhythmic breaths
What does it feel like when your body starts moving before your mind has any idea why? For Mike Maher, the answer came in the basement of a hotel in Poland — lights off, a room full of strangers, thirty rhythmic breaths
Host Alex Greene is joined by TRE provider and somatic coach Jonah Robins for a rich conversation about what it means to come home to your body. Jonah discovered TRE in his early twenties — introduced by his father, Dr.
Host Alex Greene is joined by TRE provider and somatic coach Jonah Robins for a rich conversation about what it means to come home to your body. Jonah discovered TRE in his early twenties — introduced by his father, Dr.
What if the key to deeper healing isn't working harder — but softening first? In this episode, host Alex Greene sits down with Oltita Raluca Rad (Tita), an Advanced TRE® Facilitator and Fascial Maneuvers practitioner fro
What if the key to deeper healing isn't working harder — but softening first? In this episode, host Alex Greene sits down with Oltita Raluca Rad (Tita), an Advanced TRE® Facilitator and Fascial Maneuvers practitioner fro
Mary Gitau, a psychologist and suicide prevention specialist based in Nairobi, shares how she's bringing TRE (Tension and Trauma Releasing Exercises) to communities across Kenya, Somalia, Sudan, and South Sudan affected
Mary Gitau, a psychologist and suicide prevention specialist based in Nairobi, shares how she's bringing TRE (Tension and Trauma Releasing Exercises) to communities across Kenya, Somalia, Sudan, and South Sudan affected
In this enlightening episode, host Alex Greene sits down with Dr. Keith Motes, founder of Shaking Medicine and a PhD in quantum physics, to explore the fascinating intersection of science, spirituality, and therapeutic t
Mike Maher
Take A Deep Breath
2 appearances on this show
Isabelle Claus Teixeira
Business & Human Development Asia
1 appearance on this show
Tanya Beard
TRE for All
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Keith Motes
Shaking Medicine
2 appearances on this show
Eunju Choi
TRE Korea
2 appearances on this show
Lindsay Wolff
Primal Trust Program
1 appearance on this show
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