Ask Kati Anything podcast ep.124 | Kati Morton, LMFT

[@raywood8187]

Timestamps Q1 00:30 Comment 8:10 Q2 12:53 Q3 18:13 Comment 21:41 Q4 24:44 Comment 28:19 Q5 36:34 Q6 42:14 Comment 49:25 Q7 50:32 Comment 54:20 Q8 56:03 I hope I didn't miss anyone's comments!

[@Darknight3701_]

Hey, thanks for the timestamps!! Just fyi, it looks like the Q4 comment timestamp got put under Q3. All the best :)

[@raywood8187]

@@Darknight3701_ Oops I fixed it.

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[@lko8608]

Thank you for answering my question. I was the EMDR question. I would say it is accurate that I don’t like attention and I like helping others. I’ll have to think more about whether my struggles are because I have a hard time focusing on myself. Thank you for your detailed answer.

[@eloisemarie5219]

Looking back I was a disordered eater but once I went into a major depressive disorder, the disordered eating became a full blown eating disorder. Working on my depression cured about 95% of the binge eating disorder. Thx Kati

[@blimeyhermione07]

Happy Thursday Kati! Never been this early for an upload. I relate to the first question. I struggle with binge eating and have done so since I was a teen. (20 years) I think mine started from being emotionally neglected in my house. My parents did their best, but it still hurts sometimes. A lot of times I feel powerless against my eating impulses.

[@MillieMoon2024]

Thanks for this incredible resource. Please can someone tell me how I ask a question for one of the podcasts where Kati asks questions? I have something I'd really like to ask. Thanks

[@maddie_142]

Thank you so much for answering my question Kati! Also, your book (Traumatized) arrived in the mail today and I’m super excited to start reading it 😊

[@aboomination897]

Kati, thank you so much for these!

[@hopefortomorrow2143]

Thank you for answering my add on question. I'm going to bring it up in my next session.

[@Leftfordead05]

I went to PHP and it was in group room, had a dietitian, therapist and doctors. We were there a few hours. Then we went home. IOP is a few hours a like 2-3 hours and one meal support. I am out patient right now. I am waiting on my therapy appointment right now and struggling so i really need to meet with them. It was recommended to me to go to residential treatment so maybe that is my next step. I am unsure. Also i can relate to not eating when i am hungry because i don’t have hunger cues

[@Amanda-uc5jq]

I don’t remember most of my childhood either but I don’t think anything happened I just think it’s because I have aphantasia. I have PTSD from a much more recent event and I rarely get emotional telling the story because I’m not remembering the incident I’m remembering the story I told the first time and retelling the story. In my head there’s a big difference, if I’m at home and I’m actually thinking or remembering the incident I will get instantly upset but I can dissect the story in my head. Problem is I think for treatment to work I need to put them together not keep them seperate.

[@emmaforever2728]

Wow that was a particularly informative/helpful episode for me. Thank you for your work! 🙂

[@raywood8187]

Thank you Kati! These videos are always helpful, not just for me and it's great so many others will be helped. It's just good to know you're there for us. Just remember, you don't ALWAYS need to be there for us! Remember to listen to your body too.🤗 and scratch that itchy little pod nose. 😂

[@Authentistic-ism]

question 8 sounds like internalized ableism. i remember this from the beginning of my autistic discovery journey (in my FORTIES). You are allowed to have needs that need to be met and learn what those are and how they might be different from typical.

[@Authentistic-ism]

I felt so much like a fraud about my first assessment that I avoided it and was self conscious for years before returning as an older adult for an "honest" assessment after connecting with other adults in the community of late diagnosed neurodivergent adults

[@MyFisher2010]

i have aphantasia i feel my trauma with flashbacks and memories as i dont see images but also alot of not remembering is Severely deficient autobiographical memory (SDAM)

[@cindyperez1085]

Excellent video. Thank you Kati.

[@JoJoDragonslayer]

Thanks Kati

[@emmaforever2728]

Wondering if you could include time stamps Kati 🥰

[@ladycake1515]

yes please!

[@raywood8187]

I made timestamps for you. 😊

[@LeComplice]

That shirt Kati!! So good!

[@pixxie__]

Love your top! Very cute 🥰

[@mozhdehbesharatifar1999]

Love you kitty, whenever I see your name, kati, it recalls me a kitten 😸. I call you kitty. 😅

[@nou-kc1ws]

I really liked this episode!

[@bostoncelticsable]

Who sings your intro song Kati!

[@Deliverancepoet]

i write sad art and it saves my mind. i read infront of audiences

[@adavid2548]

Question #4 comment about false memories - there is evidence that memories can be implanted and even self-implanted.