5 Minute Therapy Tips - Episode 24: Trauma

[@withyoctopus]

Steps in helping people cope with trauma: 1. Normalize 2. Symptom control 3. Create meaning

[@myfortune8888]

THX 🙏

[@bartholomeuvieira9173]

Such great emotions and memories from this course. Thank you very much Jeff.

[@samniacat]

I agree, Jeff. Trauma often impairs a person's "internal locus of control." The more approaches to trauma work that we know, the more we have to offer those we work with emphasizing that the decisions for with approach to use is theirs- a tacit invention putting the client in control of the process and using Scott Miller's FIT approach, assessing treatment progress session-to-session and allowing the client to choose from an array of approaches if they are not satisfied with their progress in therapy. Other considerations are to engage in old-fashioned resource brokering and linkages to help stabilize any crisis the client may be experiencing.

[@TheUnwantedTruth]

Thank you so much man.

[@enolahuang7784]

Thank you!

[@CornishMiner]

Thank you Jeff. Some useful thoughts.

[@marcouitendaal985]

I always thought of hypnotic phenomena as a convincer for people of how our minds works, but your suggestion of using the phenomena as a hint to what type of intervention to apply is great! Thank you.

[@ericksonfoundation]

Glad you like the suggestion, we hope it works for you!

[@lowannahugall2933]

Just found your videos that’s so much for sharing your knowledge

[@ericksonfoundation]

No problem, we are glad you are enjoying it! 😀

[@adampost6690]

Fantastic

[@Etherealvioletco]

These videos are so helpful thank you 🙏🏼

[@ericksonfoundation]

We are glad our videos are able to help you. Thank you.

[@veggieaussiechick]

I had a kid kick me quite severely a few years ago and it was quite traumatic for me. Just recently it happened again but not as bad however, it brought back triggering memories, I’m currently in therapy cos of it.

[@enoch327]

We are all collectors of healing modalities, are we not?

[@therabbithat]

Hey for anyone reading this trained in hypnosis, I have a question. I know that officially it isn't, but do you consider EMDR a form of hypnosis, personally speaking? I have a feeling, maybe it's a bias, that mindfulness is self-hypnosis rebranded and EMDR is just one hypnotic intervention rebranded. I don't buy that she was out walking in the park and watched people walking past and discovered EMDR like it was a burning bush, maybe I'm a hopelss cynic :D

[@Peanuts76]

EMDR theraphy purpose are try to separate painful memories/trauma triggers and our body reaction, fight/flight response, i never read where it was come from, but probably it come from long research from some psychologist

[@marymotherofgod4861]

❤️🙏💜💜💜💜

[@DrEugenioMartinez]

i´M YOUR BEST STUDENT

[@preetykumari3961]

When he says ssssssssssssssssh