Below is a List of Section titles and Track names of an informal reading of the article:
Porges, S. W. (2020). The COVID-19 Pandemic is a paradoxical challenge to our nervous system, a Polyvagal Perspective. Clinical Neuropsychiatry, 17(2),135-138.
with appreciation to Jenn Wesanko for sending us the article.

1/Abstract and credits. page 135

2/ The Pandemic impacts on our biological 
imperative to connect. page 135

3/A one nervous system model heightens
awareness of bidirectional brain-body
communication . page 135

4/A Polyvagal Perspective. page 136

5/Public health strategies compound feelings of
threat. page 136

6/ Mitigating threat responses through
videoconferencing page 137

7/ Conceptualizing autonomic state as an intervening
variable enhances the understanding of
risk and optimizes treatment  page 137

8/ References pages 137-8
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