Nelda Live Ep. 24 | Dr. James Pennebaker | Writing to heal

[@HereForToday42]

I was told all my life (starting in childhood) "don't be negative, don't talk about anything unless it's happy, if you don't have something nice to say, don't say anything at all".. Having gone through multiple traumas, (which nobody really ever wanted to listen to me talk about) I have tried to just avoid and move on, thinking focusing on the bad stuff would just engrain the negative neural synaptic loops in my brain, but this sounds liberating. Will try it! It's free, why not?

[@imichealrayapah3084]

This is the power of word in healing.We grow up with words, experience words in relationships, connecting with words at work , trust words of friendship love through words of hope ,believing in words and we worship with words

[@pesthlm]

Okay, I've been through trauma about 10 years ago. I haven't been able to talk about it and much has also been a lesson for the future. So I can feel that every period has its time, so immediately after an experienced trauma, it is probably a time of sorting and generally thinking about "the thing". But now, and after all these years, I will try to process the feelings in depth and expressive writing is what I will use. It will be exciting to feel the result of this. I have experienced many who advocated this method and became "healthy! to be able to live normal lives and be able to move on with the trauma as a mere experience.

[@mystictouch9]

19:56 Some people write with their fingers in the air!!!

[@mystictouch9]

17:18 How to do expressive writing

[@nurhanozyurt5178]

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[@eugeneano285]

yes people are their best therapists. yet most therapists i saw dont have this model - that i should do some homework at least