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Thank the 1% who consistently put us in wars and corrupt humanity for this.
This is great
I would love to know if you are still doing this I so need some help
This was wonderful. Was there a broadcast after the 15 minute break? I would love to watch that as well.
Mothers leave wounds in their kids and cause a lot of stress
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Better to take responsibility and lead your life and change your life and face your demons 🌱🌱 Its better face your problem early because it maybe get bigger and eat you💔🧬⛓️⚖️🌬️🌱🌱
Be wise and smart
They got deep wound and resentment. It take time to feel you. They take time cannot feel our process their feelings and thoughts ans they got i issues with trust and expressing their self and got feel of emptiness and lost.. 🧬💔🌀🌪️✨💯
Grieve is not hoplessness or harm bad. No grief e is going through what happened and reacting with it naturally and. Feel the feelings. Trauma is LIKE and opened wounds not healed. Triggers you in life and make you heavy and effect your life. You gotta return and connect with yourself and face your wounds and dealing with them and heal them🧬🌱💯❄️☀️
Gabor mate you helped us a lot i don't know how to thank you 💯❄️🌱
Sometime i feel uncomfortable walking and some places triggers me and walking cut my thoughts and feelings.. I Don't know maybe because im afraid or tired
These wounds transfer from generation to generation till the people start changing and healing ❄️ and stop it. and choose the life choose the love and growth 🌱🌱
🧬 Dignity
Love and dignity and purpose and all good things
Pay the price of your whoosh" and playing blindness = 💀
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Betrayal blindness could cause tragic sequences 💯☠️ do not ignore the signs and what you see 👁️🫀👀 and your heart and feeling
These conversations make the world better time for people to face themselves 🌍💯❄️🌱
Yesss yaaeees👋✊🏼👏🏼
Romani i can't know how i thank you 🙏🌺 continue educating the world about this
You don't know how many people out there in the world suffer from that even kids most of them 🌍
Dr Romani l you educate the world. And help the world heal and free from these dark cycles and toxic bad dynamics
Many people out there is stuck in these cycles and do not know it wrong. They suffer
Can AI make you a better therapist? 0:00 Intro 2:23 Switching from Tech to Therapy 3:11 Not scared 4:16 Benefits 6:08 AI: Better Therapists 9:29 An adjunct to Supervision 10:01 Feedback 11:39 Does the technology exist now 13:41 Client Change over time 14:05 Tracking empathy with clients 18:35 Example of how that bias might be perpetuated 20:13 10 years from now 22:03 Outro
❤❤❤ramani is always the best
I have to say this conversation triggered me because of the constant race descriptions. I can accept every thing she says as true and do understand from a blk carribean perspective. But the way she talks about 'whitenes' in a way that reinforces their supremacy and in the other opresses blk people. I dislike that. The convertsation would be just as useful without reinforcing these beliefs that really needs to go in order for us to ever become truely equal. We have learned white ways as descendant of slaves. We do need to connect with our deeper self to reconnect to our roots and who we really could be once the conditioning is challenged. The process is the same regardless of race or experience. We also need to accept that we will never be able to go back. We can integrate new learnings we feel called to but will never become our ancestors / African. Most Africans also looks down on us and we r still different or outcasts. My personal exp. So our job is to find the self we want to be and do that. Not try to learn the conditioning of another culture. Just my opinion. I'm happy with with who I've become and the conditioning I am releasing. I suppose that's why I'm triggered as I've also realeased a lot of blame on my journey.
Owning our power. Wonderfully presented with great respect. Opening to learning from our collective imagination.
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A narcissist interviewing a therapist about narcissism. 😂
I went through war , as 4 year old child I've seen killing , bombs,...... Now i have PTSD
They killed over a million innocent people during the american invasion of Iraq. It was nothing but T'ism, which they claim to be fighting against. These individuals may be powerless against their superiors but they are neither warriors nor heroes.
Maybe his mother was addressing his tendency toward covert narcissism.
This is not a good idea
Is there a way to access this full webcast series? I couldnt find anything on the website.
Oh yes, this original interview is more than ten years old and has been archived. Here is a more recent feature on similar topic: www.psychotherapynetworker.org/article/terry-real-on-achieving-breakthrough-results-with-difficult-men/
This video offered no solutions. Do you have a better follow-up? I'm not the only person who had a disappointed take-away here. If you have another video that could be helpful, could you please share? Thank you.
what a beautiful poem!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
so great and so true thanks Scott why dont we have more of you
Ive got the end all cure for Climate Anxiety. Its pretty revolutionary. Its called a swift kick in the ass!
Autsch , that went straight to the heart... Not being seen and feeling all alone in the world as a little child is probably the biggest trauma I carry with me. Anything that happend later on, emotional and sexual abuse when I was a teenager is far more bearable than this feeling of utter abandonment. And no, my parents weren't not what you imagine when you think of baf parents, they tried, but they couldn't be emotional available because they were traumatized themselves.
Tell us how to do better then
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One of the most healing things my therapist did for me was celebrate me for being me. Never had that before and I could never repay her for what that did in my life.
K-hole
five editions over how many years? and before this? bedlam. chains, cages, horrendous abuses. how many pages were there in dsm i, ii, iii, iv and now v? how many additional diagnoses over this time? this is no 'enlightenment'. the 'dsm' is an invideous tool for the pathologising of deeply vulnerable people. preferably everyone. it is shameful and contravenes the hippocratic oath of "do no harm" by being both spurious, subjective and venal. it is not science but opportunistic speculation promoted by big pharma while lining the pockets of these 'professionals'. one question. why doesn't everybody know about attachment? the difference secure attachment would make to peoples lives is immense. instead the public is kept in the dark about this feeding this industry and all the others that prey upon our collective dysfunctions. for shame! 🤮
mental health is a barn door entry for pseudo babbling abuse. without binary tests the scope for 'black arts' blathering by the burgeoning mental health technocracy is immense while developing 'patients' into cash cows. "do no harm." if only!
This is the foundation of healing through therapy.
Being neurodivergent, I can very much relate to the feeling of constantly feeling pressure to live up to the standards and expectations of others - what to say and not say, what to wear and not wear (will I be judged at work if I opt for comfort over style because I'm hypersensitive today?), constantly worrying about what others think. In our world we live behind not a prison but a mask, every day we put the mask on and try to make sure no one sees through the cracks. Too many people feel trapped or silenced because of difference, things needs to change.
🤦🏽♂️ literally if your sexually attracted to someone it’s most likely bringing you pleasure and you going to most likely eroticize that person.
This is so interesting, I work as a somatic coach (trauma informed) and actually some of these changes are what I feel when working with my clients. Because I focus on my own body as well while guiding the client I can feel those “change moments”❤ and take time to explore them…. This is somehow so validating for my work and at the same time so exciting to get my second degree in clinica psychology to learn this specific therapeutic way. Thank you so much for sharing it 🙏🙏🙏
I was 17 years old when my father passed away suddenly, I pretty much decided right then and there that I would never become a parent because the pain that he seemed to go through was very stressful and I felt that I had contributed to his death. I realized that love was pain over the years and have kept my connections few and far between and quite small and that loneliness hurts and makes me realize that when I do experience loss it will be even greater because my circle is so small. But truly it created a fear of connection because now I have such a profound fear of loss. Screaming in the car is a good one it's very cathartic nobody can hear you and you're not bothering the neighbors. I become aware of my anger and I realize that it's my body's defense mechanism against the pain and so I turned towards the pain instead. I wasn't always able to do this.
Would love to hear his thoughts on compounding grief
Thank you so much for this… It really moved me 🙏🙏🙏