Publive Podcast Stream release! Being with you... isn't an innate skill after trauma. And yet, we must, or we'll never...

Publive Podcast Stream release! Being with you... isn't an innate skill after trauma. And yet, we must, or we'll never...
It's the public summary of our work from the past month! The filthiest words: love yourself. 🤮 Why does trauma create...
Can't even keep up with posting these abusive work articles recently! Like this one and this one. Further evidence...
Trauma leaves us without a stable sense of self... and if that's the CPTSD symptom you've struggled to comprehend the...
Just a quick "lol but not" on this one! The story below made me think of this recent post from TMFRs. “How to deal...
Education and Responsibility are important for t-recovery… But progress peters when self-punishment predominates....
If there's one thing I regret in the making of TMFRs and my own recovery effort... It's the self-scrutinizing approach...
Stumbled upon this Forbes article about dealing with covertly manipulative / abusive coworkers. "How To Deal With Mind...
Warning: general discussion of the world being a dumpsterfire and that burning nightmare being caused by unexamined...
What a time to be sortof alive ... as I lay in bed, clutching my guts, chronically moving because low blood pressure...
https://www.upworthy.com/dishonest-harmony-boomer-parent Stumbled upon an article this morning that provided two...
This podcast episode explores immature self-defense mechanisms in trauma recovery, focusing on acting out, help-rejecting complaining, and passive aggression. It discusses how these behaviors develop from childhood experiences and persist into adulthood, affecting relationships and personal growth. The episode examines the functions of these mechanisms and their impact on emotional regulation and social interactions. By understanding these patterns, listeners can gain insights into their own behaviors and those of others, potentially leading to more effective coping strategies and improved self-awareness.
This podcast episode explores the fundamental concepts of trauma recovery, addressing the sources of trauma, the importance of self-reflection, and the process of emotional learning. It discusses how childhood experiences, generational trauma, and societal influences shape our behaviors and thought patterns. The episode emphasizes the need for self-awareness, recontextualization of past experiences, and the identification of personal needs. It also touches on the potential role of spirituality in healing and the impact of technology addiction on recovery efforts. The overall message encourages listeners to take an active role in their own healing process.
This podcast episode explores the disorganized personality structuring of narcissists, explaining how their lack of integration affects their behavior and relationships. It discusses different levels of personality organization and how narcissists’ fragmented psyches lead to inconsistent and often manipulative actions. The episode draws parallels between narcissistic behaviors and childlike reactions, offering insights into why narcissists may seem unpredictable or intentionally deceptive. It also touches on the importance of self-integration in developing personal integrity and maintaining healthy relationships.
This podcast episode explores the concept of “adaptive narcissism” and its potential benefits for trauma recovery and psychological resilience. It challenges common perceptions of narcissism, discussing how certain traits associated with grandiose narcissism, such as self-sufficiency and vanity, can be protective against PTSD symptoms. The episode emphasizes the importance of developing a healthy sense of uniqueness and authenticity while avoiding harmful aspects of narcissism like entitlement and exploitativeness.