How to Start Meditation for Complex Trauma and PTSD
Our minds are conditioned to getting somewhere, to arrive, to reach, to achieve, to making an effort.
Our minds are conditioned to getting somewhere, to arrive, to reach, to achieve, to making an effort.
Dissociation is always present when you have gone through or are dealing with Trauma. What isn't well understood is that there are many degrees and various steps in dissociation.
Emotional Boundaries, PTSD, and Complex Trauma. Looking at boundaries from various viewpoints with Karlee Holden and Roland Bal
Your reality is where your identification is placed. It are the story and circumstances, when unaware, that consumes your attention.
If you were repeatedly told that you were no good and you took that on board, your adult self might continue to suffer the bombardments of guilt, shame, or self-reproach.
Could you tell me in a basic way what happens in your brain when you have PTSD? What are the cognitive processes that are involved?
When on a core level you feel unloved or not validated, you will instinctively seek for its opposite, which is validation, to compensate for that lack of validation.
Rachel Grant recently invited me to come onto her Podcast. Rachel is dedicated to helping survivors of sexual abuse get unstuck and live fulfilling lives.
PTSD Flashbacks and How The Past Is Relived in The Present Moment. The experience of time changes drastically when you have PTSD of Complex Trauma.
Interview with Robert T. Muller where we talked about the different attachment styles, in particular, the avoidant client, and his new book.