Mastering Trauma Informed CBT Principles for Rapid Relief

[@sherylchapman4655]

I started crying yesterday when I came in contact with a cat that reminded me of a cat that I had that had passed away. It was so unexpected and really surprised me to have that reaction as it has been over a year since she passed. You never know what can be a trigger.

[@JR-dt9ie]

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[@DocSnipes]

I am sorry for your loss.

[@Sophies.3333]

I’ve had a childhood cat passed on into a sad death and I stil think of her as recarnated into my new female cat that is now around 15 yrs old 😽❤️😽

[@Z3R0degreee]

Wonderful presentation. This has motivated me to continue work on myself.

[@bradtenpas9143]

So is cptsd considered many "small t" traumas? I thought it was just numerous traumatic experiences over time, even numerous big t traumas...

[@jenniferbruns2432]

I am so glad you posted this video and that I found it.

[@khandygurl01]

These are so phenomenal!! I send one every week to my clinicians in private practice! 🙏🏾

[@overarainbowov7520]

Powerful presentation and excellent example

[@DocSnipes]

Thanks for watching.

[@VolunteerAbroadForFree]

Thank you so much for this wonderful breakdown , it has been extremely useful as someone pursuing a degree in social work

[@DocSnipes]

You're very welcome!

[@TristineBarry]

LOVE the dress! Thanks for this. 🕊

[@aliveyemen5012]

Really love it 💓 keep the hard work ❤️🐱 I really appreciate what you're doing to help others. May Allah bless you 🙏

[@DocSnipes]

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm really happy to hear that you loved the video on Trauma-Informed Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. It means a lot to know that the work is helping others. I'd love to hear what you found most useful from the video. Bless you, and thank you for your support!

[@rjg0738969]

Thank you for the Insight

[@DocSnipes]

You’re so welcome. I appreciate you watching the video. What did you find most helpful from it? I appreciate you watching the video. Other videos you might be interested in can be found at kzbin.infosearch?query=trauma

[@Bit_1980]

Thank you so much for making your very valuable information available to the world. Much love my friend. 😊💜🙏

[@tanfrederika2123]

I know im traumatized but now that i heard this..my trauma is worst than i thought 😊happy coming new year Dr. Hope

[@DocSnipes]

Happy coming new year. I am sorry that you are traumatized. What tips from the video will you use to address trauma?

[@USMC232wTioga]

The reality of my unaddressed childhood traumas SMACKED ME RIGHT IN THE FACE COMPLETELY FRIGHTENED my family and now alone with them in hiding. I can relate

[@Israelmama404]

Thank you Doc Snipes you're Amazing. Candis Signed in today. Thank you for today's Lecture.

[@johndeal4381]

She's like Pamela Anderson with a brain. Sorry Pam.

[@twylamariegutierrez]

i love your videos, but the volume is way low on your end. i have my volumes all the way up and i can hear just barely. i have to struggle to hear

[@mariavanessacastellanosoca3655]

I suffer bpd as soon as I get paid will join ur channel 👏

[@toastybowl]

Awesome reading This sensation of causal sessility is definitely central to my experience of it 👽🛸

[@barbararussell2958]

Hi, Thanks for this info..Barbara Russell

[@JackieNicole35061]

The information you provide is incredibly helpful. Thank you! I want to purchase a CEU for social work in Texas. I am non-clinical. Will your CEUS be accepted?

[@DocSnipes]

You’re so welcome. Thank you for watching and thank you for your kind words. Sorry for the late reply. Here’s a link that might answer your question: www.allceus.com/texas-ce-lpc-lmft-lcsw-addiction-counselor-training/ If you have additional questions, please feel free to email: [e-mail] and we will gladly answer them.

[@nobullzone8394]

And you never know what and when you will be triggered I'm learning my triggers this is one of the reasons why I had to break down and tell my husband everything that happened to me as a child so he would understand my behavior why I rock at night why I have anxiety and depression also separation anxiety Stockholm Syndrome and why I feel guilty even going to the doctor because I grew up in a household where my abuse happened and they didn't take you to a doctor I grew up with policyclovarian syndrome and didn't find out about it until I was an adult so the pain that my mother accused me of Faking has a name also phantom pains is anothe thing I couldn't speak about because that would put both of my adoptive parents in jail but now that I'm an adult I've been able to say it outside of my body sometimes I feel that PTSD is an understatement, trauma is an understatement for what I feel because emotionally sometimes I feel a wreck but my body still feels the pain of where I was abused even on the soles of my feet I was beat sleep deprivation sent to bed hungry all of these things manifest long after they've stopped happening this is why I have concluded that I am a work in progress for the rest of my life videos like these help me manage and understand myself a little bit more and understand that a lot of the crap was never my fault but it most certainly is my burden to bear and understand! Thank you

[@danielraypickrel4316]

Really appreciate the text box.

[@DocSnipes]

Thanks for watching.

[@kahlodiego5299]

If you're poor and traumatized this isn't available.

[@DocSnipes]

It is not the same as counseling, but I have hundreds of videos that are free. You can find state funded treatment centers here findtreatment.samhsa.gov/locator.html Thanks for watching.

[@jonezzjazz]

Are you feeling depressed @kahlo?

[@carmenbenitez141]

How do we identify that a symptom is a reflection of a neuro-chemical imbalance? How is it treated if a person refuses medication? If that is one of the treatment options?

[@DocSnipes]

Explore and address the underlying reasons of the neurochemical imbalance...nutrition, stress, microbiome, unresolved trauma etc.

[@rosemaryrobinson2417]

Today I was bombarded by a few triggers and in my inability to stop my physical reactions to the anxiety I hit myself in my forehead and sometimes I have done this but I'm afraid to tell my therapist because I don't want to get locked up, I am not suicidal I just don't know how to tell my doctor 🙂

[@DocSnipes]

It sounds like what you are talking about is a form of nonsuicidal self injury. It is not uncommon, and your therapist can help you understand and find alternate ways to cope with trigger cascades. To better understand it yourself, you might review these videos. kzbin.infosearch?query=self%20injury ~Peace

[@rosemaryrobinson2417]

@@DocSnipes Thank you doc! I'm so sorry, I just saw this! I know that I asked the question again today but thanks a lot, It means so much to know that he will understand and I will look at the video, too!

[@04021ee30]

Fluoxetine is used for depression or ocd

[@johndeal4381]

I have Empty Nose Syndrome. Every time I breathe, it reminds me of the day I woke from the surgery. I have to put Kleenex up my nostrils to dampen the reminder of the excessive airflow coursing through my nose. This happened in 1994. It's like it happened yesterday. Actually it would make a good Twilight Zone Episode.

[@blaireau00]

I heard that hypnosis can work. There is a Ted video on this.

[@sanamichael8563]

Sally is almost me

[@leecorleone]

can you discuss infidelity?

[@rbelle8]

I think « Jim Bob » is manipulating Hillbilly Investigations to stay fed and relevant. Lol 😂