Sensory Sensitivity, Neuroplasticity, and Learning to Trust Yourself | Joey Remenyi

About this episode

Imi Lo interviews Joey Remenyi about sensory sensitivity and neuroplasticity in relation to trusting oneself.

In this episode I sit down with Joey Remenyi, a vestibular audiologist, neuroplasticity therapist, and author of Sensing Ground and Rock Steady. Joey trained clinically at one of Australia's top vestibular clinics before building her own practice helping people with chronic and persistent sensory symptoms using neuroplasticity and somatic approaches. We talk about what is actually happening in the nervous system when highly sensitive people experience sensory overwhelm. Joey explains the path...

People in this episode

Host: Imi Lo

Guest: Joey Remenyi

Topics covered

• sensory sensitivity
• neuroplasticity
• trusting oneself
• chronic symptoms
• somatic approaches

Keywords

• sensory overwhelm
• nervous system
• vestibular audiologist
• neuroplasticity therapy
• chronic sensory symptoms

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Sensing Ground, Rock Steady

Places: Australia

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