Coach Jordan Hardgrave

Coach Jordan Hardgrave

Join us at the official KZread platform of Jordan Hardgrave, a certified life coach focusing on trauma and resilience, aimed at revolutionizing mental health perspectives!

My personal encounters with trauma, depersonalization, panic attacks, depression, and varied anxiety types gave me firsthand knowledge of the hardships they bring. A breakthrough came when I discovered a body-focused healing approach, offering me not just lasting healing but a renewed purpose to assist others facing similar challenges. This channel provides video content on mental health matters, tactics to conquer them, and resilience-building tools.
As the Trauma Free Academy's founder, I've positively impacted 5,000+ individuals, aiding their journey towards symptom-free living and promoting post-traumatic growth. I aim to expand this beneficial impact through this KZread channel. My work has gained recognition in esteemed platforms like Forbes, Fox News, CBS, NBC, and I'm a best-selling author.

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  • @crystaloliver362
    @crystaloliver36210 сағат бұрын

    ❤❤❤

  • @dizustyross
    @dizustyross12 сағат бұрын

    Ive had sypmtoms for 16 yearsish now, and im working on myself everyday, but ive come to realize that im scared of actually getting back to normal again because i cant really remember what that is like. How do i get passed this?

  • @bmav007
    @bmav0079 сағат бұрын

    Have you considered EMDR therapy? I had crippling PTSD for over a decade and that was finally the thing that cracked it. Was finally able to process my traumas and felt peace for the first time in years. I went from non-functioning to being a high performer in work and school in a matter of months. Saved my life!

  • @dizustyross
    @dizustyross2 сағат бұрын

    @bmav007 just looked that up, that happens all the time while i play video games lol. I guess ill just keep truckin along lol, thanks for the suggestion.

  • @csabajakab843
    @csabajakab84313 сағат бұрын

  • @taken...
    @taken...13 сағат бұрын

    This was so accurate ... i am crying right now

  • @dm-lombo1647
    @dm-lombo164714 сағат бұрын

    Praise God!

  • @coachjordanhardgrave
    @coachjordanhardgrave16 сағат бұрын

    Watch my brand new free masterclass that will show you the 5 shifts to eliminate anxiety, panic, and depersonalization/derealization: 5shiftsmasterclass.coachjordanhardgrave.com/webinar-page

  • @crystalH30
    @crystalH3016 сағат бұрын

    Wow ❤ thank you for sharing

  • @lewdude2k8
    @lewdude2k817 сағат бұрын

    It’s because of your aura and your ability to understand people on a personal level rather than some generic KZreadr guide. I felt the same from the first video years ago which was actually one of the first you ever did I think😅Meeting you singlehandedly changed my life and got me out a deep 7 year dissociation battle. I thank you for everything your course and videos made me 100% free with consistent hard work over time. I’ve been free for years now loving life and achieving things I never thought I’d be able to whilst I was struggling with dpdr. Thank you again Jordan 👍

  • @franken-pattern
    @franken-pattern17 сағат бұрын

    Therapy has ALWAYS made me worse. Rehashing old wounds is like ripping off a scab and starting to bl33d anew...

  • @kristenlangdon4229
    @kristenlangdon422917 сағат бұрын

    ...and what if we have crossed over from freeze into literal shutdown? I have no anxiety or emotions anymore. Which is unheard of because i had over strong emotions and serious social anxiety.

  • @crystalH30
    @crystalH3020 сағат бұрын

    Why do symptoms change?

  • @AnyaLevchuk
    @AnyaLevchukКүн бұрын

    Oh God! Thank you so much, Jordan! I guess it’s the first time I deeply feel reassured and validated and a bit more calm inside my stomach (there is always an anxiety pain in it almost all the time that I feel so so exhausted 😭). It’s almost a decade since I am so hard trying to find the answer to “what is fckng wrong with me!!!???” And of course I came to ADHD and autism thing, studied it deeply, and than came to cPTSD and now all those little puzzles are clicking in. But the severity of my DPDR was the last one unsolved. And yeah, I knew it was the part of cPTSD but as you said I felt no hope it gonna stop one day. I was preparing myself to live with it though it is so debilitating… ok, I guess I have lost the train of thoughts. But I want to add that those “science behind this” points have made your video so much more interesting and valuable (for someone super interested in how our brains work). Thank you so much! ❤

  • @daniellepatrioticexpat1022
    @daniellepatrioticexpat1022Күн бұрын

    Well crap, that sucks. Thank you. I guess I do have to change

  • @Celtic_24
    @Celtic_24Күн бұрын

    Does anyone relate to how weak I feel? The feeling of my sole constantly being pulled out of my body? Nothing looks real. i don’t feel anything. I can barely see. I can’t relax. Walking is uncomfortable af. Like my bones hurt when I walk. Everything is uncomfortable af. Along with all the other simptoms people describe. I don’t know what this guy experienced but mine seems to be way worse. I couldn’t drive if I wanted to like this.

  • @yamairad1
    @yamairad1Күн бұрын

    This also reflects how abuse lasts longer if the person is isolated.

  • @ernestinereyna4868
    @ernestinereyna4868Күн бұрын

    Feel like I just took a Xanax... So calm and relaxed... my body and mind feel so peaceful... I loved this and will keep doing it every day. Thank you so much for this gift... God bless you

  • @cheylou1
    @cheylou1Күн бұрын

    To me that is called PTSD. You have confirmed why I know you are right!

  • @olympiaelda1121
    @olympiaelda1121Күн бұрын

    Everybody has a different path. I definitely needed to revisit my past before being able to reconcile with my present and heal. And feel safe again.

  • @YFIOFtho
    @YFIOFthoКүн бұрын

    Talking about my trauma with bad therapists essentially retraumatised me because I had to reexperience those things. I now work with a trauma informed therapist who has been way more helpful without me needing to recount a thing.

  • @Eric-cg4fd
    @Eric-cg4fdКүн бұрын

    Almost 16 years after I found out about my wife’s infidelity that went on for almost two years. I have such bad ptsd from it. Until recently I had no idea what was wrong with me. But now I know. It’s not me. It’s the trauma she inflicted on me for almost two years while covering up her affair. I trusted and loved her so much I believed it was me. Only to find out it was her all along trying to cover her tracks.

  • @SunnyDallasRealtor
    @SunnyDallasRealtorКүн бұрын

    I was happy too.

  • @adreusprime8707
    @adreusprime8707Күн бұрын

    ive been in a trauma, dissociated state since I was a child and my brain has felt offline since I was about 10. Do you think this will impact my ability to function normally once I get out of a trauma state? Im just scared because my brain didnt get to develop normally because of trauma. Thanks!

  • @yamairad1
    @yamairad1Күн бұрын

    But, how do we avoid it from happening again? How can we learn to set boundaries and detect would be abusers.

  • @lauramay8689
    @lauramay8689Күн бұрын

    It's part of the process. It didn't release the trauma from childhood for me, but it gave me a space to feel safe. Now I need to feel it physically, and I'm ready. Trauma is a tapestry that we need to evolve through.

  • @shelbywhite3201
    @shelbywhite3201Күн бұрын

    I went into freeze (i called it petrified) anytime a timed test or something came up in school. I mean in school all tests are timed i knew the material i just petrified the moment i felt how thick the test was.

  • @semvlasveld8799
    @semvlasveld8799Күн бұрын

    Wow you have no idea how important this was to hear!Thank you!

  • @user-yx1pr7xm4z
    @user-yx1pr7xm4z2 күн бұрын

    Amazing information! I am 50 yrs old and never sought therapy for my anger issues. I am now working with a therapist who has explained betrayal trauma and many issues in my life make much more sense. Thanks for sharing this information its very informative.

  • @LHydro
    @LHydro2 күн бұрын

    Thank you. I was in a freeze response like this taking a hard math class this semester, I couldn’t break through it enough to do my work and tests better. I kind of went through something similar that made me this way twenty forking years ago with the same people. The abusers don’t change no matter how much we think we need them to. I bet I will do better in the next class even though it’s harder. I won’t be so hard on myself anymore when this happens. It isn’t my fault and whether my instructors get it or not is not my problem. I will land a good career eventually regardless.

  • @BraylenEllington
    @BraylenEllington2 күн бұрын

    I need help with this man

  • @paulahendrick4889
    @paulahendrick48892 күн бұрын

    Yes...right. The glimpses happen in layers, which will eventually bring you to believe you are making progress. And you are! Yes, brain along with awful feelings are impossible nuts to crack...they want feelings all better. .

  • @MistyTackitt-dn1sl
    @MistyTackitt-dn1sl2 күн бұрын

    LOVE

  • @yamairad1
    @yamairad12 күн бұрын

    Yes! My mom says I survived. I don't feel that way. I feel like I died but my body stayed alive.

  • @emerwatchorn6971
    @emerwatchorn69712 күн бұрын

    100% correct. This is very difficult in socally situations or just being in an enviroment with people. Especially if you need to use your brain

  • @yamairad1
    @yamairad12 күн бұрын

    I was in an abusive relationships and I got to the point that I had a lot of the symptoms od ADHD. Is that part of what you are talking about?

  • @WanderingStar13
    @WanderingStar132 күн бұрын

    You know how your dog just "knows" you need love? Or your cat pins you down and makes muffins on you and then lays on you and purrs, rumbling your insides in the process? Yeah, theyre coming to coregulate with you. ❤ If you dont have the human connection, a pet can be a great way to meet that human need- even if its going to the shelter and walking the dogs as a volunteer- both will benefit and a safe place to be loving is a game changer, when isolation is your best friend, ya know? I dont say this to avoid human interactions, but to get closer to those relationships in the future, but in a comforted, secure place of interaction, and not from a place of desperate hunger for human contact or damaged perspective.

  • @snowyzkitty
    @snowyzkitty2 күн бұрын

    Having a name for it is such an empowering thing! Then it's easier to learn about, and from there is a path to coping. Sounds like you've been going through hell, but you've got this!

  • @mehtabkhan7712
    @mehtabkhan77122 күн бұрын

    You are teaching very easy clear way

  • @coachjordanhardgrave
    @coachjordanhardgrave2 күн бұрын

    Glad you think so!

  • @aglaja.schoenenberger41
    @aglaja.schoenenberger412 күн бұрын

    Well... HOW do you adress this? Psychologists and psychiatrists always say that there's ways to get rid of e.g. an anxiety disorder, but they never really tell you what to do about it...

  • @monkeydad47
    @monkeydad472 күн бұрын

    Holy shit, 20 attacks in a DAY!? After I've had an anxiety attack I usually end up just going to bed because I'm so mentally drained, and the times where I've gotten them twice the same day I'm functionally dead for the rest of the week.

  • @SunnyDallasRealtor
    @SunnyDallasRealtorКүн бұрын

    It’s sooo many. I probably had half a dozen a day after my dad died. My lifelong cannabis habit turned on me at that EXACT moment and made it 1000X worse

  • @melissab6396
    @melissab63962 күн бұрын

    My first panic attack I called 911 because I thought I was having a stroke 😂 ambulance came, EMTs helped me calm down and had a friend take me home. I still get them, but never to that same scale because now I can tell my brain it’s a panic attack and it wont last forever.

  • @Darren-sn4ki
    @Darren-sn4ki3 күн бұрын

    I am a scapegoat in my narcissistic family dysfunctional system and I’m rejected shamed and blamed and gaslighted and religious trauma

  • @gobetter350
    @gobetter3503 күн бұрын

    There is no threat now but the past pain still exists in the body doesnt it?So the pain is the threat.

  • @HeartsyArtsyMLP
    @HeartsyArtsyMLP3 күн бұрын

    Do you have any tips on dealing with DPDR/stress when stressful life events do keep happening? It always seems like I solve one problem only for several more problems to get added, which only makes the symptoms worse. It’s been a vicious and ongoing cycle for the past several years

  • @sarahgodshall3531
    @sarahgodshall35313 күн бұрын

    I’ve been traumatized by betrayal. A friend of mine passed away last year. I was there for her boyfriend through the grieving process. He and I started hanging out. One night, last year, we were hanging out. His behavior was a bit out of line. He apologized for it, and it didn’t bother me. Months later, he put feelers out with another woman. It still didn’t bother me until September of last year. He and this woman got a hotel room for the weekend. I was like… How can you do something like that after you did what you did today me?

  • @Whimzymoth
    @Whimzymoth3 күн бұрын

    What if it's CONSTANT. and even using regulation techniques known to work as a child are no longer working, or if the patient don't get enough privacy to ever do them so theyre "not safe" to ever wind down, what would a person do?

  • @Whimzymoth
    @Whimzymoth3 күн бұрын

    Hi I just found this content, I'm very intrested in digging deeper. I feel out of my body almost every day. I feel like taking my life over it.

  • @dorothypage7410
    @dorothypage74103 күн бұрын

    My son was in a similar position. He was happy to be diagnosed. He knew it wasn’t his heart and he wasn’t going to die!

  • @jasonwall1583
    @jasonwall15833 күн бұрын

    How do you stop them

  • @monkeydad47
    @monkeydad472 күн бұрын

    In the moment, for me I put a finger to my pulse and try to take deep breaths to help stabilize my heartbeat. If you're in a situation where you start to feel the signs that a panic or anxiety attack is about to happen: for me I've been lucky enough to be in an environment where telling the people around me that I'm about to have an anxiety attack is met with understanding and patience. But you might not be so lucky... As for tell tale signs to look out for, the biggest sign for me is that I will start to feel like my teeth are vibrating right before I have an anxiety attack. Symptoms vary from person to person, but it's the most clear cut sign to look out for.

  • @Rebecca0010
    @Rebecca00103 күн бұрын

    These months have been flying by - that tells me something.

  • @gobetter350
    @gobetter3503 күн бұрын

    What do you mean?

  • @jungookookie413
    @jungookookie4133 күн бұрын

    My body doesn’t even feel the weather anymore, everyone was freezing and I feel fine without a jacket. I can’t identify hunger too. A cut and a punch doesn’t feel much (I cook and practice body combat fyi). I have clear goals and excel work wise. I’m not happy nor sad, just emotionally empty.