You're with your self... and then you are not. Disassociating into the brain, the body, or the ether. How do we...
Posts Tagged "body awareness"
choose your own spookventure: STRESS
What waits inside? STRESS. Or, no response to stress. Let's increase your window of stress tolerance and begin...
Entering Yer HAUNTED self 👻 Choose your own spookventure begins!
💀 It's a halloween, election, and holiday season special! 💀 Today we begin exploring our abandoned selves and...
Transcripted Video! Back to Basics: Embodiment Tips and Tricks
`Somatic experiencing is a powerful tool for trauma recovery, especially for those with complex PTSD. This episode explores practical techniques for reconnecting with your body, including nature-based practices, mindful movement, and lifestyle adjustments. The podcast emphasizes the importance of finding safe spaces and personalized approaches to embodiment. By prioritizing body awareness and integrating it into daily life, individuals can process emotions more effectively, manage stress, and increase their window of tolerance. While challenging, these practices can lead to significant improvements in overall well-being and mental health.
Back to Basics: Embodiment Tips and Tricks
Somatic experiencing is a powerful tool for trauma recovery, especially for those with complex PTSD. This episode explores practical techniques for reconnecting with your body, including nature-based practices, mindful movement, and lifestyle adjustments. The podcast emphasizes the importance of finding safe spaces and personalized approaches to embodiment. By prioritizing body awareness and integrating it into daily life, individuals can process emotions more effectively, manage stress, and increase their window of tolerance. While challenging, these practices can lead to significant improvements in overall well-being and mental health.
Back to Basics: Somatic Experiencing Slides
Somatic Experiencing (SE) is a powerful approach to trauma recovery that focuses on reconnecting with the body and processing stored emotions. This slide deck offers an introduction to SE, explaining its importance in addressing trauma-related stress responses and the challenges beginners may face. It provides practical tips and experiments for incorporating SE into daily life, emphasizing the role of nature, movement, and self-care. By learning to listen to our bodies and honor our biological needs, we can work towards healing and improved well-being.
9.23 Physical reintegration Pt III: Life expansion!
Time to change lives, not just brains and trauma bubbles. Let's talk about self-expansion and life-expansion, as we're...
9.22 Physical Integration II: changes in immediate environment
Work on your insides, work on your outsides. First, in your home and immediate daily environment. Today, talking...
9.21 Six Pillars of Physical Reintegration
... and one of them isn't "yoga your way through it." Though it can help. Today, we're talking about what the...
9.18 BONUS Meditation for Beginners, by Leanne (& an online course I’m ripping off)
Getting grounded and into yer subconscious? Ya want to learn to meditate. Today, our buddy Leanne tells...
9.17 Grounding Meditation by Leanne!
"If you do post this voice offering can you please give it a disclaimer that although I talk about acceptance and...
5.11 Bonus May AMA | “How’d you use ABA to realize your VulNarc parent?”
It's a long story, starting with ABA, moving through parts theory, and ending at "holy fuck, my whole life has been...
Distress Tracking and ABA
Look who finally got around to posting these worksheets from the Data-driven Recovery series! Way to go, self! ...
Data Driven Trauma Recovery (Pts I-III)
Continuing on with this tirade of "here's how one idiot thinks that trauma recovery can be approached and...
✭✭ 4.10 Data-driven trauma management: Pt 3 (Experiments and Retrials)
Living with a semblance of personal understanding, continues! We've reached the final part of this Applied Behavior...
✭✭ 4.9 Data-driven trauma management: Pt 2 (ABA fundamentals)
Ready to stop calling yourself "crazy?" In Part I we learned a bit about Applied Behavior Analysis and the application...