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.
Posts Tagged "PTSD"
Narc Abuse vs. Capitalistic Abuse | Defense Mechanisms | Video+Transcript
As we start discussing defense mechanisms, a Fucker thinks about the tactics used by employers and employees... and...
YOUR RESILIENCY | Video+Bonus Qs to give your self some motherfucking credit (pt 7)
Your self needs to see how it’s been strong and what wiles it has to this day, to offset your self-estimations that may inaccurately center around weakness and disempowerment, doubt and exhaustion.
4.3. Healing with “Adaptive Narcissism” and Uniqueness | Leveraging Stigma for Permissive self-Healing
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.
Special release | “Ah Hell Naw” Learned obstacles to forming close relationships
This podcast episode explores the challenges trauma survivors face in forming close relationships. It discusses how past experiences create fears around vulnerability, intimacy, and trust, leading to isolation and loneliness. The episode examines the internal conflicts and self-protective behaviors that can sabotage connections, offering insights into the complex dynamics of relationships for those with PTSD or complex trauma.
BONUS 7.4 Time Distortions Pt. 5 | Help Yer Self
The subjective misinterpretation of time doesn’t define you. It’s just been a cognitive calculation error. Correct the...
7.3 SPECIAL Time Distortion Pt. 4 | Hell Reset
Break Glass In Case Of Emergency. So, maybe it's helpful to have a "save my perspective" episode for rough times?...
7.2 Time Distortions Pt. 3 | Implications
So we've researched... Now what connections can we draw between the distorted views of time characteristic to so many...
7.1 Time Distortions Pt. 2 | The Research
Time moving too slow? Too fast? Somehow... both? Let's talk about what research can tell us - what are the trends of...
7.0 Time Distortions Pt 1 | Opening Concepts
Sometimes too fast, often times too slow. Dragging through each second, numbing them as possible. Yet losing track as...
1.1. Intro to TMFRs, the Miniseries
This is the blog version of the miniseries introductory podcast, available on the free platform wherever you stream...
1.2. What is Trauma? Brain Mechanism of PTSD
Explore the neurological basis of trauma in this informative podcast episode. Learn about the brain’s memory systems, how trauma disrupts neural networks, and the physiological processes behind PTSD symptoms. Gain insights into the cognitive and emotional challenges faced by trauma survivors and understand the foundations of trauma recovery.
1.1. Intro
Explore the fundamentals of trauma recovery in this introductory podcast episode. Learn about common symptoms of complex trauma, including anxiety, depression, and hypervigilance. Discover how childhood experiences shape mental health and gain insights into coping strategies. This episode sets the stage for a comprehensive series on understanding and healing from trauma.
✭✭ 5.33 Progress Halted: Your Trauma-Self
This episode explores the concept of the “trauma self” and its impact on recovery. We delve into how traumatic experiences can create rigid neural patterns that resist change, leading to fixed mindsets and avoidant behaviors. The discussion highlights the importance of recognizing these patterns in ourselves and others, particularly in relationships. By understanding the trauma self, we can begin to challenge our resistance to growth and develop more flexible, adaptive ways of thinking and behaving. While the journey is challenging, awareness and consistent effort can help us move beyond the limitations of our trauma-based neural networks.
✭✭✭ 4.1 What IS C-PTSD; Redux
We're doing it again! But this time… I'm not just anxiety-talking into space. Here's an inside look at life on...
What is CPTSD… Round 2
What IS complex trauma, redux So... uh... I already recorded this episode. After I had been making this misguided,...