BIOS Online Course
- Description
- Curriculum
The Bios module explores embodiment and what it means ‘to live’, to exist as an embedded expression of life, GAIA and to be engaged in the world. It builds on earlier modules such as Primordia and expands further the multidisciplinary exploration of feeling, sensing, perceiving and relating to life.
Topics such as cognition, subjectivity, inter-subjectivity and aesthetics as important aspects of embodied experience – that is life and self awareness are delved into.
A deepening into the meta-theme of Dynamic Wholeness through the works of luminaries such as David Bohm will be introduced.
Bios continues the journey through evolutionary biological concepts from the micro to the macro, the repeating themes and motifs that move life as an interconnected,
co-arising and extraordinary meta-organism that we, as human beings, belong to.
The Bios module looks at the orchestration and organisation of life emerging, as an ongoing creative movement of wholeness.
It continues to deepen and build upon the concepts learned in earlier modules of the different aspects of the NAIO™ holistic awareness process for participants, and those on the NAIO™ Practitioner Training and Certification Path.
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Trauma Basics: Somatic Experiencing OverviewThis lesson explores the basics of trauma from the Somatic Experience model of the autonomic nervous system's response and it's effects. It provides an over view of the Somatic Experience model developed by Peter Levine.
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3Trauma Basics: The Polyvagal Theory and the Vagus nerve
This lesson looks at the Polyvagal Theory developed by Dr. Stephen Porges. It looks at the three original vagal states and then also mixed vagal states. It looks at the anatomomy of the Vagus Nerve the X cranial nerve.
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4Trauma Basics: Polyvagal Theory and Brain Wave States
This lesson looks at the Polyvagal framework and autonomic nervous system states and correlates them with the Brain Waves states that I refer to in NAIO.
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5Trauma Basics: Coupling, OverCoupling, UnderCoupling and Truncation
This lesson is an overview of concepts in Trauma Approaches of Coupling, OverCoupling, UnderCoupling and Truncation.
