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Why “healthy communication and expectation” doesn’t exist: Parts on Parts violence between partners PT 2 | Video+Workbook
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This podcast episode explores the complexities of relationships and how our inner worlds affect our interactions with partners. It discusses how unresolved traumas and protective behaviors can influence relationship dynamics, often unconsciously. The episode examines different internal ‘parts’ – such as exiles, managers, and protectors – and how they manifest in partnerships. It touches on common communication challenges and the patterns that emerge when different internal parts interact. The discussion emphasizes the importance of self-awareness and healing in fostering healthier relationships. While not offering definitive solutions, this episode provides a framework for understanding some of the psychological underpinnings of relationship difficulties and the potential for growth through self-reflection.
Visuals and Transcript | When you can’t get the basics you need
Here's the wordy version AND my illustrations of the most recent post! Sorry, working on watercolors - Day 1. ...
8.4 When you can’t get the basics of life | Trauma-Society
So humans have done incredible things, right? Or have we constructed our own cages and called it "progress." Born into...
8.3 ACEs and Societal Disgraces | FDCDC
So why didn't you hear about childhood trauma for so long? Ready for some bullshit? Let's talk about the ACEs writeup...
8.2 Supplement: When is it time to leave a situation?
So... we have a hard time as TMFRs, trusting when we've "done enough" versus guilting ourselves into staying in...
Visual Version: Space For Recovering Yer Splintered Self
I know, it's me again. When it rains it pours. Here's the transcript/blog version of the most recent episode!...
8.1 Work vs. Recovery | Control your own time
Work. We all have to do it. With trauma, we aren't usually very good at it. At least, we aren't good at finding jobs...
8.0 Space for Recovering Yer Splintered Self | Let’s get back to it, Welcome to Season 8
So we know we need time to recover. But what else is commonly impossible to access, trapping us in continual...
1.10. Family of origin & brain patterning
Here's a holiday release for ya, part of a "let's catch up on knowledge" miniseries on what we know about CPTSD so...
1.8. Losing Control of Your brain: Triggers, Spirals, Addiction, Self-harm, Bad Habits
Explore the neuroscience behind trauma recovery and mental health in this podcast episode. Learn about neural networks, triggers, and thought patterns that contribute to feeling out of control. Discover how understanding brain function can lead to regaining mental control and breaking negative habits. Gain insights into neuroplasticity and its role in trauma healing.
1.5. Life Numbing Dissociation
This is the blog version of the public podcast miniseries episode of the same name. To find out more about your life...
1.5. Life-Numbing Dissociation
Explore the concept of dissociation in trauma recovery. This podcast episode delves into the neurological basis of dissociation, its various types, and how it affects daily life. Learn about emotional and intellectual dissociation, depersonalization, derealization, and dissociative identities. Gain insights into the triggers for dissociative experiences and discover resources for further understanding and healing.
2.15 “Revert to Draft” | Two months in my childhood home
August 15th, 2020 "You can come home," my mom has {usually} said. "I would rather die," I've always replied. So, it's...
2.13 Early Days Rerelease: Trauma and physical manifestions
This podcast episode explores the physical manifestations of trauma and PTSD, discussing common symptoms such as triggers, panic attacks, chronic exhaustion, digestive issues, and dissociation. The host explains the physiological basis for these symptoms and offers practical advice for managing them. The episode emphasizes the importance of holistic self-care, including proper nutrition, exercise, and stress management techniques, in trauma recovery. It also highlights the potential for improvement with consistent effort and professional help.
1.10 “Revert to Draft” | LIVE from my childhood home; Experiments and Results in C-PTSD management
June 14th, 2020. Who’s back home and losing my trauma recovery footing? This guy! When we left off, I was talking...