Mental health practitioners need to be aware of patients’ somatic experiences as indicators of their ability to have success in treatment, particularly when the timing of an interventions might be most effective.

Working across disciplines, Dr. Murrow demonstrates how being observant of somatic and nervous system states, and the way they present during session, will support the effectiveness of interventions and treatment overall.

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