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How To Feel Nothing | Processing Psychedelics From The Inside OutAuthor: Todd Brossart
How to Feel Nothing is a podcast about psychedelic integration, trauma, and the nervous systemtold from inside the process. You don't need another map of your mind. You need a way back into your body. How to Feel Nothing is for anyone who's touched something realthrough psychedelics, grief, crisis, or revelationand now finds themselves caught between insight and action. Hosted by a clinician who survived a near-death injury and got tired of watching the field chase transcendence while ignoring perception, this show invites you into the messy, relational, and often uncomfortable terrain of integration. We cut through spiritual bypass, Cartesian embodiment, and psychedelic ego cosplay to ask harder questions: What does it mean to process experience, not just interpret it? What happens when feeling nothing is the most honest place to begin? What if healing isn't coherencebut contrast? Equal parts clinical reflection, philosophical excavation, and unsentimental presence, this podcast is not about finding your higher self. It's about learning to stay with what's already here. Hosted by Todd Brossart, LCSW, BCD, founder of Somacology (psychedelic somatic therapy) and the Daily Mindfulness Lab, as well as an instructor candidate with the Psychedelic Somatic Institute, this podcast draws from Todd's 17 years of clinical experience working in mental health, including his 12 years of service at the Department of Veterans Affairs outpatient mental health clinic. Todd's approach is deeply informed by his own transformative journey following a near-death experience and lengthy hospitalization, which reshaped his understanding of trauma, healing, and resilience. Combining professional expertise with personal insight, Todd dives into evidence-based strategies for mindfulness, psychological flexibility, and trauma recovery. Tune in to explore how to reconnect with your body's innate wisdom and achieve lasting well-being. Language: en Genres: Health & Fitness, Mental Health, Philosophy, Society & Culture Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Unlocking Emotional Healing: The Power Of Felt Sense | Why Getting Over Trauma Isn't Enough
Sunday, 5 January, 2025
Trauma shapes how we live—organizing our lives as if the past is still happening. The body holds onto these experiences, leaving us disconnected from our most powerful resource: our felt sense. In this episode, we will go through the profound connection between your body and mind. We'll explore how mindlessness—ignoring your felt sense—keeps you stuck in cycles of stress, disconnection, and unresolved trauma. Drawing from the work of trauma experts like Peter Levine and Gabor Maté, we'll uncover how tuning into your felt sense is the gateway to healing and self-awareness. You'll learn: What the felt sense is and why it's crucial for trauma healing. How your body's natural instincts—when trusted—can guide you toward repair and resilience. Practical insights to reconnect with your body and start releasing stored trauma. Healing begins when we stop overanalyzing trauma and start trusting our biology. Your body is a biological marvel, capable of self-healing when we allow it to complete its natural processes. Let this episode be your starting point to restoring the balance between your body and mind. Together, we'll move toward a state of integration, clarity, and wholeness. --Socials-- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/somacology LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/todd-brossart-46432038/ Subscribe to the Somacology Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/somacology/id1493145676 This podcast was originally a YouTube video: https://youtu.be/3T9ZXIAkdeQ ___ www.somacology.com Get started with safe, ethical psychedelic assisted therapy. www.dailymindfulnesslab.com Increase your mental fitness and emotional agility. --My Products-- www.dailymindfulnessjournal.com A journal protocal proven to increase mindfulness, psychological flexibility, and compassion. Email me @ hello@mentalevents.com
