SOAR Free Virtual Workshop

Title: When the Body Keeps the Alarm On: Injury, Stress, and Whole-Person Healing Through a Neuroplastic Lens

Description: After physical injury, trauma, or periods of significant stress, the nervous system can sometimes remain in a heightened protective state long after the original threat has passed. This workshop explores how both physical injuries and stress-related “alarm” responses can contribute to ongoing symptoms—including pain, fatigue, dizziness, digestive symptoms, sensory changes, and other functional or neuroplastic experiences. We’ll look at how stress, identity shifts, and survival responses can shape these patterns, and how recovery can involve helping the nervous system return to safety and flexibility, not just addressing the body in isolation.

Bio: Trevor Davis, PsyD, ABPP, is a board-certified rehabilitation psychologist specializing in neuroplastic conditions and chronic pain recovery. His work focuses on helping people understand the nervous system’s capacity for change and supporting recovery through evidence-based, compassionate approaches. Trevor is passionate about sharing practical, hopeful services that help people feel more empowered, connected, and supported in their healing.