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Headline, Media Present Vital in the Upcoming Trial of Brian Kohlberger.

This article was authored by the Editorial Board.

Ada County is about to get its third major national interest trial in little more than two years.

And for a little place like Idaho, that seems like an inordinate amount of crazy ass media to be showing up.

Last year, Comp Corner, we were lucky enough to have John on to discuss Patterson doctrine back in November of twenty twenty-five, and factual investigations among other topics in July.

John is an equity partner with our firm and the director of our editorial board.

John, welcome back to Comp Corner.

How the heck are you?

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I'm Justin Sinceri, a therapist, self-regulation coach, and Polyvagal Institute editorial board member.

You're listening to Stuck Not Broken, Book 1, Trauma and the Polyvagal Paradigm.

One quick note before we begin, this is an audiobook.

We plan to open up submissions to everyone sometime in October.

Here we announce the journal's inaugural senior editorial board, advisory board, staff, organisational structure and initial scope.

We welcome questions and proposed changes to help us refine the scope in the future.

Heading Personnel The journal is run by its senior editorial board, which makes the journal's scholarly decisions, and two managing editors, who run operations and strategy.

The advisory board offers high-level guidance without editorial responsibilities.

A software lead and a head of operations support the team.

The senior editorial board, eight editors at launch, covering a range of alignment expertise, has authority over all of the journal's scholarly decisions and over approving and removing senior editors.

The board focuses its attention on policy, standards, borderline cases, and appeals as it builds trust in the review process by fostering a strong culture of rigorous and impartial review.

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Hi, I'm Justin Sinceri, a therapist, self-regulation coach, and Polyvagal Institute editorial board member.

You're listening to Stuck Not Broken, Book One, Trauma and the Polyvagal Paradigm.

One quick note before we continue, this is an audio book, and it's meant to be heard in order.

And this is very much part of that as well.

So with that, let me turn it over to Jillian Teck, columnist and member of the editorial board of the Financial Times and also the rector of King's College, University of Cambridge.

Thank you for joining us today.

Jillian, over to you.

Hi.

I'm a therapist, self-regulation coach, and Polyvagal Institute editorial board member.

You're listening to Stuck Not Broken, Book 1, Trauma and the Polyvagal Paradigm.

On that note, a quick note before we begin, this is an audiobook and it's meant to be heard in order.

During his training, he received the Young Investigator Award for his research on wound healing mechanisms as well as the Yale Plastic Surgery Scholastic Award for achieving the highest in-service examination score in his residency program.

Dr. Mukherjee serves as a next-generation editor on the editorial board of the Aesthetic Surgery Journal and has authored numerous peer-reviewed publications in aesthetic and reconstructive plastic surgery.

It's a pleasure to have him here today to be discussing our landmark article entitled "Logistical, Ethical, and Technical Considerations in the World's First Face and Whole Eye Transplantation." As a quick reminder, this article, along with all the articles discussed on this podcast, can be read for free on prsjournal.com, including an archive of past Journal Club articles.

This paper from the NYU Langone face transplant team describes the first successful combined face and whole eye transplantation.

What separates a hostage using social skills to stay alive from someone disappearing inside an abusive home? Why both states likely require significant dissociation to survive, and where I personally land on how much weight these two deserve as actual polyvagal theory mixed states versus maybe something else entirely.

Hi, I'm Justin Sunseri, a therapist, self-regulation coach, and Polyvagal Institute editorial board member.

You're listening to Stuck Not Broken, Book One, Trauma and the Polyvagal Paradigm.

One quick note before we continue.