FREE CPD | Why Therapy Starts (or Ends) with the Therapist’s Nervous System with Deb Dana, LCSW

Deb Dana on befriending our own nervous systems, what to do if we arrive for a session feeling dysregulated - and the real reason she believes some clients suddenly leave therapy.
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The practice ok. The concept... Dr Deb. We are not our nervous system. It all starts and end with us, WE. Our nervous systems only reflect our inner states. This vision is still reductionistic, again, with other words, we are saying the problem with perpetrators is their biology. As is still thought about mental illnes, etc.

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Thank you for this presentation Deb. and thank you for saying the reality: the perpetrators, whoever they are have a history of dysregulated NS and supporting regulating it would benefit not only themselves but those they are in contact with. We are talking here about inter generational / transgenerational dysregulation. Psycho ed. must go to societal systems that hold power: judiciary, schools, police, religious institutions ... and I am suggesting a mandatory training for the politicians hahaha [and I am actually serious about this ;) ]