What Is Trauma and How to Avoid and Heal It: Lecture II

[@SevenRavens007]

Your lectures are a rich gift to us. I personally relish each episode and listening is a highlight of my day

[@settherecordstraight2024]

outstanding - these talks are so helpful for clinical practice

[@EMC2Scotia]

Like all good lecture series, you say there are three and post two and .....that's it. Very helpful.

[@elessar0009]

Is there a lecture 3? Thhese are great. Thank you very much for the great content.

[@Egnssamligen]

Where can I find lecture nr. 3?

[@cozinhaalternativa1174]

Such a great lecture. Thank you

[@UkbunemalYokanlush]

Outstanding. Can we get lecture III?

[@lesliea6564]

Excellent discussion on a subject that soo needs to be discussed and is not recognized enough... very good educational lecture! You are a fabuloius teacher! Thank you

[@alari6483]

Amazing professor. As an attorney I need to use some psychoanalytic ideas dealing with clients. Thank you soooo much

[@mohamedibrahim2045]

What can i find in lecture 3 or 4

[@carljung7807]

Hello, will lecture III be posted?

[@pradnyamane5194]

Excellent lecture!

[@nancywysemen7196]

Magnificently clear. Bravo.

[@rhythmofheaven1489]

He’s brilliant and I learn so much from him. I just hope he stops saying “so on and so on” every minute.

[@nisamoidu2614]

Omg! This is an excellent presentation. Is there part 3 to this? Please if anyone knows

[@ytsrismail]

This is a serie of three lecture, but two ones are present in there unfortunately it seems one lecture is missed..

[@hanni94fcn]

Indeed yeah, does the third part find it's way on youtube @Stillpoint Spaces Berlin? Btw great job you're doing!

[@julessoultrain]

Very good , explanation !!!!

[@kirstinstrand6292]

This lecture is profound. My mind is whirling around wondering about all the variables of trauma. Incest, I imagine is far more typical than anyone can imagine - based on many comments read on KZbin. Yes, father -daughter sexual abuse, but what about father-son anger that permeates the souls of sons, or of the more traditional passive, absent father, along with a controlling mother. Isn't that scenario as traumatic as sexual abuse? Think of the hundreds of traumatic experiences that all children must endure. It's the parents that psychoanalysts ought to be psychoanalyzing via their adult patients. Are there any analysts that begin there? Most everyone's psyche is protected by their illusions of their happy childhoods - at least those who become analysands.

[@mohammadal-ghamdi2496]

Where is part 3

[@chadgiggs]

lecture 3?

[@gonia24]

Where is part 3?

[@richardprice9730]

YES ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING, what we all need to hear to imagine to empathise to understand the nuts and bolts of trauma ,disassociation and repression ,the pain of childhood reproduced in similar incidents in adulthood. How to make contact again with these memorise,for most of us it isn,t so terrible in that sense but to be removed from Mum placed in a cot ,distressed wher is she ,the nipole ,then she survived the war unwanted as a child ,Spock reinforced her neurosis ,Dad womanizing ,silent resentment me a child and so on,much worse things into mt twenties and so on,i am sure we all have .The question IS How can we most effectively and in totality remember and ressurect the emotional feelings and process each and all traumas superimposed upon these first experinces ,such that we are able to feel think more reflectively and "be" the kind of person God intended us to be ,that to me is the holy grail if therapy and self work (analysis).

[@kirstinstrand6292]

Analysis is best done alone, if psychoanalysts have not experienced the above, themselves, book knowledge will not allow them to be the guides that they imagine - or desire - to be. The problem is that self-analysis requires years to reach the sources of origin. The psyche is never eager to reveal the truth.

[@HerikaMp]

damn , this was a AMAZING lecture . Thank you professor

[@vasiliszaritas8748]

Great stuff! Are there more of these lectures somewhere>?

[@havadatequila]

Brutal.

[@pt9973]

Part 3?

[@metincnaroglu4063]

❤

[@lolitavat798]

6:12

[@sigmanfrojdeb7240]

You should know that the worst thing about sexual abuse is pleasure! (Требали би знати, да је најгоре код сполног злостављања ужитак! )

[@TheBirdBrothers]

Good but i prefer Girardian theory of desire. (End of this video where "social referencing" is talked about)

[@kelley4065]

To say, “JUST neglect..” is a serious negligent statement in terms of the TRAUMA of neglect. I am curious about the narrators choice of words with respect to neglect.

[@yayothakid8132]

Jesus Christ has helped me with ‘learned attachment’. In the black pit I was in, he said to me ‘I am a father to the fatherless’ and ‘all thing are made new in me’. Read (or audiobook) the book Proverbs to read a later that a father wrote to his sons.

[@martinjanecek4950]

part 3?