Unemployed, I'm feeling really overwhelmed. This video came at the exact moment I needed some hope. Thank you Dr. Tracey❤
@jjeennnnnnАй бұрын
Hi Paula. I'm sorry you're struggling. I pray you find employment somewhere perfect for you very soon. ❤
@marianhorvath1002Ай бұрын
Listen to other videos of dr. tracey marks, they help me a lot in similar situation.
@annm4833Ай бұрын
Best of luck to you finding a job and success for you ❤
@sheamartin4249Ай бұрын
Yeesh. I was there last election all the way to last year. I feel for you. Hang in there! It does pass
@marianhorvath1002Ай бұрын
@@paulapereira2855 Watch oher videos of dr. marks too, they help me a lot in a similar situation you feel now. GOD BLESS YOU.
@brightphoebesaysАй бұрын
Yes! This video points out to me how well I'm doing, because I DO step back a moment when I'm feeling something, and identify (sometimes use my emotions wheel) and say, I'm feeling x,y, z, and it will pass. Everybody has feelings, everybody feels things, it's ok to feel angry or scared or depressed, or whatever it is. I record it in my wheel, and I navigate life. I can take the driver's seat, not my amygdala. Example, two days ago I was fired. Yesterday I wanted to drink to get rid of the awful physical sensations I had in my stomach and head and limbs, but instead I used my coping tactics, I faced the anarchy of the situation, and went for a walk, then I played harp music at home and did a puzzle, had a cup of tea, and reminded myself that I'm safe, and of all the traumatic things I've already survived in life, and that this is just one little blib in the big picture, I know I can handle it. I'll be okay.
@sobersaber494Ай бұрын
I had my 1st day of orientation in a new job and I was so overwhelmed that I took 2 days off. Going back to work tomorrow for my 2nd day, I got this. I need to remember that this feeling will pass.
@jdmccoy1999Ай бұрын
You will be ok 😊. It’s completely normal to feel anxiety at a new job and as soon as you get some familiarity it will become normal and you’ll fit right in. Everyone experiences new job anxiety, you’re not alone. You got this!
@kolossol1Ай бұрын
Whew, Dr Marks with the on-time word 😄
@laurenreynolds6157Ай бұрын
Literally!!
@airi75089Ай бұрын
Been dealing with this for ages but the past few months have been brutal. Thanks so much for this!
@DrTraceyMarksАй бұрын
You're so welcome!
@CleverBrownFoxАй бұрын
The timing couldn't have been better.
@ashleydawson4057Ай бұрын
Yesss she just announced recently a new focus for her channel on emotional resilience and I wonder if she had the upcoming election in mind when she did that.
@annm4833Ай бұрын
No kidding, feeling the same here. 😔
@shebalove24Ай бұрын
I swear I said the SAME THING!
@BlahblahmeowАй бұрын
Me too. 😢
@sherrygonzalez3285Ай бұрын
Same here guys. I really really needed this. 💗 It helps to know I'm not alone
@Chic.Geek75Ай бұрын
The light of beacon and hope, perfect timing. I suffer from PTSD and Generalized Anxiety Disorder
@roberttwetenАй бұрын
Same
@sweethope8604Ай бұрын
My boyfriend and I can do this to help each other deal with how we feel in adulthood right now. We both have adhd and this is harder for people who have adhd to do anyway also having the added pressures society puts on us to have everything in order and handled 😒 grown ups might still need help too so don't be mean to people who aren't there yet.
@jesswoodward101424 күн бұрын
So real u took the words out of my mouth
@lakrids-pibeАй бұрын
Yeah I do feel a bit overwhelmed with the news right now :/
@MagisterialVoyagerАй бұрын
you're not alone, my friend.
@CuteTexasToadsАй бұрын
Same 😭😭😭
@D.R.23Ай бұрын
Turn it off. Read a book.
@ShotleythinktankАй бұрын
The news/ outcome of the election actually has many of us feeling positive and hopeful for the future! It’s all perception!
@julieelvin7639Ай бұрын
That's just because you're intelligent. She's not suggesting you ignore arrogant idiots who could damage or injure you.
@megancanflyy123Ай бұрын
thanks for this video! feeling really overwhelmed today
@JanaeJohnson96Ай бұрын
This video is so important! Thank you for posting, beautiful! The world needs you! ♡♡♡🙏🏾
@annm4833Ай бұрын
I'm feeling incredibly overwhelmed this morning and this came along at a good time..
@adinaelescobar210Ай бұрын
I love how engaged she is with her audience and how she gives really easy explanations. Keep up the good work doctor!
@NifftyMelinoëАй бұрын
Feels like a sort of collective Stockholm Syndrome has taken hold. Too many of our fellow Americans have been taught to love powers that abuse them. We must continue to care for one another in an emotionally healthy and mentally rational way.
@tanyasharadamba1264Ай бұрын
An actual democratic primary would have been a good idea too.
@pattymlinscek6510Ай бұрын
@@tanyasharadamba1264so would an actual prison sentence for a 34x convicted felon.
@Nick-kf3ioАй бұрын
Convicted felon, rapist, and all around con artist with a well documented history with several dictators and also Jeffrey Epstein.
@Chic.Geek75Ай бұрын
Yes I agree
@TheMyisaАй бұрын
Unfortunately, there was no time for that.@tanyasharadamba1264
@christinegettle4788Ай бұрын
Overwhelmed on overload ... actually SCARED this morning. Trying to control my heart rate.
@boossersgarage3239Ай бұрын
me too, what a disaster. It feels like the Sky is Falling on my Head....
@boppedouttahereАй бұрын
Lol! Grow up. BEST DAY EVER. TOOK OUR COUNTRY BACK!
@christinegettle4788Ай бұрын
@@boppedouttahere You just elected for someone to run the United States from prison. Oh, wait, he'll ***exonerate himself.**** Nevermind. I highly suggest: BE NICE OR LEAVE
@curlyvseedstar2108Ай бұрын
And the bullies won't leave us alone, hang in there you're not alone@boossersgarage3239
@wicked_deftladyАй бұрын
@@boppedouttahereUnless you’re Native, your country was never taken away.
@Simonious_MonkАй бұрын
Yep, I need this. Thank you Dr. Marks 🙏
@Jbeclimbin15 күн бұрын
Happy this came to me naturally just talk your way out of it control your emotions is your ability to understand what’s going on it’s okay you feel that way it’s the way you respond is what really matters
@hockinghillsalive3624Ай бұрын
WOW. Practiced the first exercise (Savoring the Senses) with my water bottle, and afterward could literally feel warmth and calmness flooding behind my eyes. Calming, for sure. Incredible. I'm 42 and recently experiencing some menopausal symptoms like anxiety and brain fog. This will help when I'm in a random place or moment, and the anxiety hits me out of nowhere. I can just take 30 seconds to savor my senses to achieve a sense of calmness. Thank you!
@chadada8866Ай бұрын
Timing on this is amazing! Psychologists payday 😂
@mrohde2067Ай бұрын
I love this and am ordering those cards ! I was raised by a parent quick to anger and it was absorbed most notably by my brothers , who appear to have followed in his footsteps , flying off the handle for the most minute things . I get overly nervous , anxious and filled with self doubt in new working experiences and would like to train my brain to cope and work through instead of fleeing when things become challenging ❤ But in general I love new experiences , like moving to new states , vacationing to new countries .. I guess it’s performing in new roles , where I have no idea what I’m doing that cause Ms me to freak out a little .
@guilhermegraca8211Ай бұрын
Congratulations, you found the perfect day to upload that video.
@maximum36028 күн бұрын
Thank you for the tips. This is a rough time. I was laid off from work several months ago and soon after diagnosed with ASD and ADHD. My wife of 21 years asked for a separation just before I pieced together that she has the traits of (vulnerable) narcissistic personality disorder. I had a long devaluation stage that almost destroyed me. My wife had now she's progressed from discard to replacement with me becoming aware of at least a second emotional affair that's spanned over a year and a half at least. With my diagnosis and everything I've dealt with these three months I've been an emotional roller coaster so these strategies (and your cards) will be put to good use. Thanks again.
@messey12Ай бұрын
I have to exhume my one kitty today on top of, well, everything else. Thank you.
@invertedangelАй бұрын
i appreciate this a lot Dr. Marks. i know this will help a lot of people. i am loving your new series on resilience ! that is exactly what we need...💙
@DrTraceyMarksАй бұрын
Thank you!!❤️
@ljkoh20052000ableАй бұрын
Just what I needed.😮
@aspicboatАй бұрын
we all fucking do today
@boppedouttahereАй бұрын
BEST DAY EVER
@piggy310Ай бұрын
It'll be okay Karen... Wars and inflation really aren't good things.
@Vidhi2704Ай бұрын
Bang on Timing!!!!
@iandyson4493Ай бұрын
The labeling of emotions, from my experience, has been one of the best things I have done for my mental health. Growing up, I was essentially taught to ignore them - so as an adult, I'd feel all these negative (even positive) emotions and not know how to process them. I first came across this concept a few years ago reading the book about childhood emotional neglect by Jonice Webb. One big thing that I noticed is that the act of intentionally labeling your emotions helps you separate yourself from your emotions. You don't want to identify as those emotions as that can lead you to try to hold onto them. Emotions are fleeting. It has been best for me to identify them, feel them (without judgment), and let them go. Love the video!
@fungames194319 күн бұрын
I been dealing with my explosive anger for 10 years now and it started when i was 14 caused by trauma of my surgery. My case manager always showed me these videos but instead of listening i broke his table. No more regrets i'm here to listen and so far it works. Thank you. This is all i needed....Nowadays im scared of taking my fathers mantle and failing. Im scared to fail.
@KellsSmith1244Ай бұрын
Good timing, I happen to be quite overwhelmed at the moment.
@piggy310Ай бұрын
You've been freaking out for almost 10 years now that's got to count for something.
@MrApuck4Ай бұрын
You're actually incredible! These videos are such an awesome resource.
@VapingNurseАй бұрын
Perfect timing. Thank you. 😢
@pashencestamm1494Күн бұрын
I love how you explain things, something about it really gets through to me and that's hard to do. Ty so much for all of these. I can't stop watching them ❤
@xotwod3254Ай бұрын
Well I’m feeling it right now.
@chamomile08Ай бұрын
Thank you for the video! 1:05 *What is emotional overwhelm?* 2:01 *Emotion regulation* 4:32 *2 strategies* 4:40 🌱 *1) Savoring the Senses* 6:07 🌱 *2)Labeling the emotion*
@mefilmmakingАй бұрын
Bravo Dr. Marks 👏🏾
@mb4920Ай бұрын
Excellent content, Dr. Tracey! Thank you for what you do.
@Magictrip678Ай бұрын
Thank you Dr marks for this wonderful video. I was having these feelings of Doom and being overwhelmed for almost 4 years now but somehow today I feel wonderful.
@probablypoetic8759Ай бұрын
Those are great tools! I will give them a try! Thank you, Dr. Marks.
@benny_boopАй бұрын
I just wanted to let you know that your videos have helped me immensely this past year. Thank you for sharing these lessons with all of us who could really use guidance with knowing where to start in developing better mindfulness and emotional regulation.
@PandaKiaАй бұрын
This helps me when I'm in a flashback and/or I'm disassociating
@chiomaalikpoАй бұрын
Your videos come just in time. Thank you 🙏🏾
@Buster-im5soАй бұрын
I'm realizing that the psychiatrist who knows, the things I learn from this site, can actually help me grow out of my past emotional and psychological mayhem that controls my subconscious routines.
@Buster-im5soАй бұрын
It's tempting to ask, "why didn't I get this knowledge in the expensive colleges I attended. The professors weren't privvy to this information because it's only been developed recently. At least in the form that our modernist understanding readily digests.
@vkng_drag0n982Ай бұрын
Thanks for this video. I NEEDED BADLY!
@kl-ue6zlАй бұрын
Thank you so so much for these practical and super relevant videos. I was actually praying for help with this and here it is! ❤
@TheLadyDeliriumАй бұрын
I've spent the last couple of days so overwhelmed and feeling like I'm losing control. I've been so tense and crying all the time so it was really helpful hearing this, it's given me hope that I can get better with time. Thank you.
@misslayer999Ай бұрын
I'm a older neuroscience student currently in college and I'm also recovering from from SUD. This is really good information to keep on hand. I keep a tiny journal in my bag and I wrote down the steps to both of these practices in it. The journal also has a small pocket in the back of it where I keep a coin that I got when I completed my recovery program. It's a little bigger/heavier than a quarter with designs carved into it that are really easy to feel, so it's the perfect item for this practice. I kind of had been using it before in the same way I just didn't realize it. Mixed with the steps that you've given, this is perfect for an "emergency emotion regulation kit" lol. I'm really loving the new videos that you've put out because I know these techniques work. I like that you're doing extra focus a neurobiology and physiology, which is particularly salient for me considering it's my major lol. For anybody wondering, these things absolutely do work, but you have to keep practicing them. No exaggeration, I have literally changed my life by doing practices like this and I'm always excited to add more tools like this to my arsenal.
@jdmccoy1999Ай бұрын
Thank you Dr. Marks. You are saving people.
@dayaautum6983Ай бұрын
Dr. Tracy Marks, I really love your approach. You empower people to get better, laying the cards down on the table. This builds trust by putting a person in control rather than takes it away and encourages a person to be far more actively participating in their recovery. It's so simple and a win win for everyone.
@tbyrdpaintsАй бұрын
Thank you I really needed this
@_GeistАй бұрын
i love this video, it's very helpful. thanks, doc.
@MagicAndReasonАй бұрын
Hi Dr Marks! I've always loved your videos. You are *AMAZING!* OK, crazy idea here: do a team video with the Midwest Magic Cleaning channel. Ok, hear me out. This guy has the heart of a therapist but hardly any of the theory. He's very self-aware & as he's cleaning the places of his clients, he's deeply considerate of where they are & what they're going through. I just think it's one of those ideas that's so goofy it might just work. 😋 Take care & thank you for such an amazing channel! Sincerely, MagicReason
@luciem5372Ай бұрын
This technique has helped me relieve anxiety!
@phillipjohnson8903Ай бұрын
Right on time
@ShellBe-RiteАй бұрын
She is an angel from heaven. If I had access to this information in the 70's my life would be better today. Understanding is the foundation.
@ConstantGardener-q9q17 күн бұрын
So incredibly helpful!!
@Carol-gy8gyАй бұрын
Well put together. Noted with Thanks.
@adadove6380Ай бұрын
thanks dr. tracey this is cool + helped
@dharris9127Ай бұрын
Speechless
@ilovesketching1Ай бұрын
My AMYGDALA over powers my prefrontal cortex 😢!!! All this is insightful!!!
@nouf3550Ай бұрын
2 strats: 1. savor senses - fully focus deeply on one sense for 20-30s. feel self after. - this divert brain from the overwhelm by activating brain sensory processoring centor, creating a sense of control. 2. label emotions. -pause, then identify emotions, and acknowledge/accepts. (reevaluate) - this activates prefrontal cortex, calming down the amygdula.
@KotobukiGirlАй бұрын
Don't get me wrong. I've liked, saved, and already shared this video. Just letting you know that the expression is, for future use, "I could NOT care less." If I could care less, that means I do care some.
@BittersweetMayhem18 күн бұрын
Language evolves and i think it is 50-50 on which version ppl use. Lol
@KotobukiGirl18 күн бұрын
@@BittersweetMayhem Absolutely true. I agree, but Dr. Marks is so articulate and on point that it sounds incongruous. For that reason, whenever she says it, it distracts me. LOL. If she used bad grammar or other idioms the wrong way, it would come out in the wash. I hear you though.
@dvm427Ай бұрын
Excellent timing. Thank you Doctor!
@TexanWineAuntАй бұрын
Channel keeps getting better and better 🎉
@MrAryanthakerАй бұрын
what a timinig!
@ryantaube6546Ай бұрын
Amen
@MickieMuellerStudioАй бұрын
Thank you SO much for this, you are an inspiration.
@PraveenSrJ01Ай бұрын
I’m learning a lot about emotion regulation
@shanikapowell6672Ай бұрын
So powerful!
@suekremelberg764420 күн бұрын
Thank you so much!!❤
@keithbrowne4843Ай бұрын
Thank You Dr.❤🎉
@zenseed75Ай бұрын
Feel numb right now but will def need this later.
@piggy310Ай бұрын
It'll be okay Karen, we don't have to keep starting wars.
@divyanshuchauhan1245Ай бұрын
Feel better!
@elebenty5709Ай бұрын
@@piggy310 I say JD puts Don out to pasture by summer.
@piggy310Ай бұрын
@@zenseed75 I do too.. The comeback kid did it.. Trump baby 2024 🥰😎🇱🇷
@3zo932Ай бұрын
Thanks Dr Tracy mark
@kellyotternessАй бұрын
Thanks so much. I did the savoring touch exercise and it helped me to relax really quickly. That sense seems especially useful because you could do self-soothing gentle touch, like an arm rub, and benefit twice in a way.
@radiostarsarebackАй бұрын
I really like your content and energy! Just a suggestion: consider avoiding disability terms as metaphors, like 'leaving us feeling paralyzed.' Using 'paralyzed' in this way can be ableist, as it overlooks the lived experiences of those with paralysis. Alternatives like 'leaving us feeling stuck' or 'overwhelmed' might work better. Thanks!
@5lanediverАй бұрын
good timing for this vid
@mkgancioАй бұрын
Thank you very much for your videos. They are very helpful. Do you also have video on how to deal with unhealthy attachments? Thank you very much!
@roncarp5 күн бұрын
Amazing Episode
@bbbbbennyandthejetsАй бұрын
I lived my life unaware of having an early childhood trauma which had caused most everything I've endured since 1961, including the awful pain of Cancer. The effects of the trauma caused me to be unaware of being emotionally abused by my older brother until the age of 14, and shared a br with the nut until I was 6. Then I tangled with 2 narc brothers-in-law, who split up my wife's family of 7 girls. The only medical care I received was emergency care by a nurse who happened to be living in our rear apartment in 1961
@hridley2901Ай бұрын
Great resource! Thanks =)
@flyygurl18Ай бұрын
Great video Dr Marks
@kanchanm6351Ай бұрын
Informative video....thank god i landed up to this channel 😊
@lizbailie8052Ай бұрын
Dr Marks I know you have a book out “Why am I so Anxious”. Do you have any others???? and THANK YOU so very much for all you do!!!
@Taxi2TheMoonАй бұрын
Great timing. Thanks
@SugarSweetSandStormАй бұрын
Unrelated, the new editing style is so punchy! Not bad and very energetic. I hope it helps with the retention rate, please keep up the good work.
@damienchall8297Ай бұрын
I will pass this on to friends who could use it
@Kazuhiro-iАй бұрын
I feel almost daily overwhelmed by my emotions. Apparently Im hypersensitive something thst was denied from me since childhood bc men dont cry. Well repressing for 26 years something doesn't end well. Now Im constantly feeling too much. Wanting to cry. Im scared of everything. My self defense mechanism are triggered by my imagination. Therapy have helped but only to understand better and have some new tools. But they feel so weak to the levels that my emotions grow. And is just tiring. Why I have to fight against myself every day to just do the most basics chores. Getting a job feels impossible. There is already a huge problem with jobs in my country and how Im supposed to get one. I cant even go to an interview without panic attacks. It feels such a lost cause... i want to give up but I cant even kill myself, even that is taken from me by the utter fear of pain and discomfort that suicide means. Im so tired. Just so tired...
@karinalebedeva7335Ай бұрын
I am currently feeling constantly overwhelmed. I am doing my PhD at a foreign country, loosing my contract with the university by the end of the year, I have no clarity about my future with the residency permit. I am constantly stressed and overwhelmed, because it feels like there is zero stability in my life. I was surprised to figure out that my photography hobby that I usually pick up during such crises is exactly the first exercise. I’ve never been able to understand all this thing with anchoring back to the present moment through the concentration on one sensory stimulus. But I do literally the same with photography. You choose a scene, decide which story you want to tell, how objects are located next to each other, their composition, colors, etc…
@dilnozamirzahojaeva4458Ай бұрын
Thanks ❤❤❤
@ljkoh20052000ableАй бұрын
What should I do if my overwhelm causes head essential tremors
@elisaelisarossАй бұрын
Thanks for the advice. i still have a question concerning the example of naming the emotions with cards. In your example the person is feeling resentful and realises it is based on an assumption about their boss' intentions, so they are able to let go of the assumption and the linked resentfulness. But what if the assumption is eventually confirmed and it makes the person legitimately resentful? How do you regulate it with this method of naming emotions? Can emotions be regulated independently if the reality of their cause?
@dtjrealmcАй бұрын
I better save this one and watch it after the gym.
@alishademmery3581Ай бұрын
Exactly right
@classiqlАй бұрын
Appreciate this content.
@DrTraceyMarksАй бұрын
Thanks a lot 🙏🏽
@iPLAYtheSTATIONАй бұрын
In stressful situations, I find bilateral stimulation very helpful. This can be done using the butterfly hug technique. I bought a product called Bi-Tapp which is two small devices that vibrate back and forth. It's expensive at over $300, but it's much easier to do this since you can wear them on your wrists and let it do the "tapping" for you. If you have FSA/HSA dollars to spend, I would recommend it.
@dtjrealmcАй бұрын
I've been labeling the emotion since day 1... I would tell her... I like you a lot, I don't know why I do when I know I shouldnt... and I still tell her that. Being in a d/s relationship has put me in a broken spiral when my domme ignores me.
@paranoidandroid671128 күн бұрын
I have suffered from severe BPD for decades despite trying every treatment multiple times. It's draining.
@rebeccacruse7777Ай бұрын
Every day especially when someone is hurting I feel like I have to fix their pain
@torm68Ай бұрын
Can you discuss psychogenic tremors? I feel like there isn't much information about this condition. Thanks!
@yaknowamsayinАй бұрын
This would need enough mindfulness to stop and do one of these strategies. I find an amygdala hijack/ emotion flashbacks of cPTSD are not always obvious in the moment.
@Cathy-xi8cbАй бұрын
These techniques are not going to be as effective for trauma reactions. There are specific strategies to address hyperarousal for trauma.