The Science of Safety: Understanding the Role of the Nervous System in Our Mental Health
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The Science of Safety:
Understanding the Role of the Nervous System in Our Mental Health
Why is it that when you have a tense conversation with a boss, coworker, or partner, you feel like you’re staring down a charging rhinoceros? How is it that both situations cause a fight-or-flight response? To answer these questions, we will take a closer look at the autonomic nervous system and the way our biology helps us navigate daily life, how we respond to cues of safety and danger below the level of conscious thought, and how this guides the way we move through the world, from turning toward and backing away, to connecting and other times isolating.
If this ignites the curious part of you, please come and join me, and let’s befriend our autonomic nervous system together.
Date: November 29th Tuesday
Time: 13:00-14:30
Venue: C209
Presenter: Dr. Hayley Rose / Clinical Psychologist
（Ganjuu Wellbeing Service)
This seminar is open to OIST wide community. Feel free to contact ganjuu@oist.jp if you have any questions.
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