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@daniellec6302 күн бұрын
EMDR completely fits this
@DreamsOfFinland3 күн бұрын
I thought I 'allowed it' & had years of therapy to 'fix my shame of weakness'. The dark cloud remained. Then I had 'an event' & someone said, "Your silence when that man talked to you that way is truly a gift." I always thought it was weakness. Then my father told me in a dream, "I'm proud of you for not being like those who abused you. You stood up for goodness by not responding in kind, you did not sink to their level, that's what really matters in the end.' Ordered book today.
@ConorAlexanderr5 күн бұрын
thank you, this really helped and so to the point!
@madhurjyakakotiXV10 күн бұрын
RECON 1) Recall the memory briefly. 2) Explore your implicit beliefs (Your natural feelings) and explore your desired beliefs (Your target feelings). 3) Create a new meaning experience (through imagery, music, movement). 4) Objectively describe that memory while integrating that new narrative experience. (Juxtaposition of old memory with new experience) 5) New Narrative Integration (repeat the new narrative a few times to feel the change).
@OneRedKansan5513 күн бұрын
cool vid
@HarmonyVanEaton17 күн бұрын
The pregnancy flip is exactly what happened to me. It was at 14 weeks (we had just stated announcing it). Lost that pregnancy right around the time of that first sudden rage/terror. Felt too ashamed and invested to kick him out, and I really believed he was the person I thought I saw in public. Now it’s my life mission to help women and children. Oh, and every abusive perpetrators or abusive family system refuses to believe their child has any special needs, diagnosis, or medical issues. That’s textbook. I also started to consider myself expendable. Just wanted to keep the kids alive and as innocent as possible. That became the only goal or care. What choice does a mother have in these systems? So another generation of trauma.
@HarmonyVanEaton17 күн бұрын
The pregnancy flip is exactly what happened to me. It was at 14 weeks (we had just started announcing it). Lost that pregnancy right around the time of that first sudden rage/terror. Felt too ashamed and invested to kick him out, and I really believed he was the person I thought I saw in public. Now it’s my life mission to help women and children. Oh, and every abusive perpetrators or abusive family system refuses to believe their child has any special needs, diagnosis, or medical issues. That’s textbook.
@katethegreat222218 күн бұрын
Didn’t appreciate the analysis of Trump, who you do not know , who isn’t your patient yet you seem to think you’ve assessed him accurately. That’s just bad medicine. And , it’s simply untrue, but go ahead with your arrogance! In this truly free country , we elected him twice so I guess hate the people who voted for him. How is that moral superiority working out for you?
@maurafenlon807118 күн бұрын
What do you say about somebody who is an abuser (my adoptive father) who never apologized. Never. There was no honeymoon.. There was just daily terror.
@DreamsOfFinland3 күн бұрын
I am old. I just learned that while minds get stuck on bad memories, those memories are there to remind us of 2 things. One is that these are dangerous corrupted people. Two is, we are Not and Never Will Be like them. It is the second truth that will dry up the 'bad memories' powers.
@snowbear187719 күн бұрын
Does coercive control also apply to other family relationships, like parents and children, and sibling relationships?
@vanessahahn996825 күн бұрын
Thank you, amazing video!
@amirose01Ай бұрын
Great stuff - starting a self care RPG group for my role as staff wellness coach. Bought the book & excited at the ethical considerations piece.
@andyquaint3565Ай бұрын
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@JenniferEckert-o9jАй бұрын
His talks/discussions are so beyond enlightening.
@renatajd7758Ай бұрын
I was so sick when I was a kid. I was coughing uncomfortable. My father screemed from ky room where he went to sleep that he would stab my eyeball with a fork. Holy shit. Where that came from. I went to lay down in the kitchen floor coughing. My mother who was sleeping with me in the bedroom didnt come to hug me. How that is even possible?
@DreamsOfFinland3 күн бұрын
being abandoned, while being threatened with danger, at your most vulnerable - because you are and never will be like either of those 2 people is something to be proud of. You did not become like them. You are a hero.
@KabirMotivation-se8dzАй бұрын
99.99% genetic in case of young onset of Parkinson's
@robynparkinson93472 ай бұрын
Much on offer here but I stopped listening when it was stated that children 'never' think their parents are at fault, but think that they are to blame. Most of the time yes: just not always. And yes it is a special kind of hell to be trapped in a childhood where you can see the incompetence of those in charge of you...
@Steven-wz7sh2 ай бұрын
Not sure i get the forrest ... A group identity? A communal type of self. Anyone have thoughts to help?
@ianingrassia60383 ай бұрын
This is an excellent incite into my condition thank you and hi from the usa
@made8053 ай бұрын
🙏
@MexieMex3 ай бұрын
So is the book just for people seeking therapy, or should therapists read it too?
@eugeneano2853 ай бұрын
What if I have both disconfirming and confirming experiences available today? Would I use only disconfirming one?
@melis62943 ай бұрын
13:00
@michaelglass96044 ай бұрын
😮 it was a good thing you wanted to hear his opinion!
@prassu810934 ай бұрын
Does SERRAPEPTASE work for accumulation of a protein called alpha synuclein in brain regarding Parkinson's disease?
@kristynelson75314 ай бұрын
I love this therapy and wanted to become certified but it’s way out of my price range now. There are currently only 31 certified therapist in Michigan.
@DEVOSTRUCTURE-cv2qg4 ай бұрын
Wilderness therapy destroyed my life. I went to Second Nature in Duchesne 20 years ago. I came in with oppositional behavior. Came out with PTSD, anxiety, depression, trust issues, social fear, destroyed family relationships, and many more issues. I'm now a non-functional adult. I don't feel comfortable being around others anymore as a result of the crippling PTSD and have isolated myself for most of my adulthood. I'm perpetually suicidal. It's awful what they did to us. Stop this vile industry! Stop kidnapping children! Stop destroying lives!
@Karina_Engr4 ай бұрын
16:45 🇫🇮
@Karina_Engr4 ай бұрын
8:07 I’m not cheating on you, I’m sleeping with other women so we can stay married. 😂😞😤
@Sophia-yo9rp4 ай бұрын
THANK YOU SO MUCH. I appreciate this.
@joefox97654 ай бұрын
Sit around the couch and feel good 🤪 Crack a nut and enjoy the grass. What good advice
@joefox97654 ай бұрын
I just got her book and it sure explains a lot. Psychologically people are a disaster today and they want to let you know how miserable they are. The baby boomers partied too much 😢 Most people have terrible parents. I cannot tell you the hell I've been through in this life
@Bongane-p3n4 ай бұрын
How do you catch someone using technology to facilitate abuse?
@nicolebrown19274 ай бұрын
They spittin straight FAAAACTZ!100%
@zhatar42144 ай бұрын
It really does work like magic. I did this before knowing about how it's called, very similar experience. My addiction that I have been fighting and struglling with for almost a decade, gone, poof, magic. Because it was rooted in a belief tied with my self worth, that I was fed in highschool through peer pressure and the need to feel accepted... The hardest thing I'd imagine would be, being self aware and doing the introspection to find the core belief in the first place. Then you bring the memory, feel it, question it and realize it doesen't make sense now, it's not true...
@salah.11574 ай бұрын
Amazing man congrats! Finding the core belief, the experience that caused the symptom in the first place is definitetly the hardest part. I'm still struggling with that
@cuzzaveli5 ай бұрын
they have add or adhd
@cuzzaveli5 ай бұрын
these guy talk to slow to have schizophrenia
@cynthiahill48755 ай бұрын
This answered so many questions for me with clients who are coming in basically for trauma related problems, and all their mapping’s tended to show up in the G.I. track. As a reflexologist, I was quite confused until I found your work. I thank you. My clients thank you. This has elevated the world of reflexology to new realms. Thank you so much.
@kanguruster5 ай бұрын
This is a very useful excerpt. Thank you for highlighting this particular gotcha in the memory consolidation process.
the therapeutic relationship! yes engaging . great video
@LeaveYourAbuser6 ай бұрын
I got yelled at & pinned down
@LeaveYourAbuser6 ай бұрын
Look up the cycle of abuse.
@josieferraris25536 ай бұрын
The leaning tower of ...never changes their stripes. ❤
@josieferraris25536 ай бұрын
Hamas and Israel. The female being Israel. youtu.be
@zeeshanrahman47796 ай бұрын
Dr adren your rewire your brain is awesome thanks
@anne-marieharnum13886 ай бұрын
Link
@garrettpaschal59956 ай бұрын
Would this be a good book for a grad student interested in Polyvagal and EMDR? Or would this be a better read after one has more base knowledge in both? Thanks!
@stinareed2706 ай бұрын
Wonderful interview. Enjoyed the charming anecdotes revealing their journey together, their thought processes and humanity. Lovely vision for humanity. Just lovely.