Getting Mental Health On The Line – Weekending 09/04/17
Getting Mental Health On The Line – Weekending 09/04/17
This is a weekly post to act as an additional resource for both clients and fellow therapists alike.
This week, we’re presenting some of the best from the past week featuring topics as diverse as trauma recovery, healing physical and emotional pain, battling depression, binge eating, deactivating negative emotions, a sneak peak at fantasies, and lastly a look at secrets of happiness and how to install resilience, confidence and compassion.
If you have a video that you would like featured in our weekly roundup, then drop Lawrence a line with a link to your video.
Trauma Abuse Recovery–Coming Out of Denial For Our Own Sake
By Lisa A. Romano Breakthrough Life Coach Inc.
Narcissistic abuse, sexual abuse, as well as emotional abuse, are terribly difficult to heal from. Many of us are in denial about just how bad our abuse has been. Healing will require us to learn how to let go, but not many of us know how to do so.
I wanted to highlight a letter from a Youtube viewer who was struggling with accepting their life just the way it is now. They want things to change and are confused because they realize to move forward they must first accept exactly where they are today. Because they are unhappy where they are, they are afraid that accepting where they are, implies things won’t change.
The mind is very clever. If all you have known is abuse your entire life, your mind simply does not know how to seek anything outside the box the mind is. It would take an expansion of consciousness to be able to move beyond a current crappy life experience because the brain naturally associates pain with the unknown. Leaving an abusive relationship, for example, is terrifying because the brain has no data for what to expect once the relationship ends.
To move forward, surrendering to what is allows our limbic brain to relax and not fear so much seeing our reality for what it really is. Once our fear of seeing our reality for what it really is subsides it will be easier to consider other options.
Surrender is one of the first steps to letting go of our pain so we can raise our vibrations, integrate, and move forward in our lives without holding onto the past.
Children of narcissistic parents, who are now suffering from codependency symptoms, may be struggling to learn how to love themselves after narcissistic abuse. Narcissists tend to attract people pleasers, or codependent personalities. Because codependents are eager to please, because they seek outside validation, they are easy targets for narcissistic lovers, and friends.
It is not easy to learn how to love yourself after narcissistic abuse, but with the right codependency recovery tools it is possible. It is even possible to find love after codependency.
SPEED HEALING SECRETS | How To Rapidly Master Healing Physical and Emotional Pain |David Snyder
By David Snyder
How Instantly Heal and Control Many Forms of Physical and Emotional Pain in Minutes Using Cutting Edge Synergistic Vibrational Healing Techniques that Unify Mind and Body into a powerful machine for changing anything you want.
I FELL INTO DEPRESSION AFTER I RETIRED FROM BODYBUILDING | Dorian Yates on London Real
By London Real
This is a teaser for our documentary ‘Dorian Yates, Inside The Shadow’
Are you Bored with your Life? How To Stop Compulsive Overeating
Brittany Watkins is a weight loss coach, author, and is widely known as one of the foremost experts in Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT/tapping) for emotional eating and weight loss.
Deactivating negative emotions step by step process live seminar in the UK recorded stream
Deactivating negative emotions process live recorded seminar stream in the UK. Emotional Diffusion process live seminar recorded stream with Jimmy Petruzzi.
Step by step process explained
Manage emotions. Learning to manage one’s own and others’ emotions is a significant skill to prevent unintentional and unhelpful reactions and to promote one’s own and others’ personal and social goals.
Our Secret Fantasies
There’s a lot constantly going in the fantasy part of our minds that sounds pretty strange and at times, frankly, shocking. But coming to terms with our fantasies – and realising they are not our reality – belongs to the art of knowing how to live more easily with ourselves.
Rick Hanson Ph D. Secrets of Happiness and How to Install Resilience, Confidence and Compassion.
Rick Hanson, Ph.D, author of Buddhas Brain, Hardwiring Happiness and has done a TEDx talk shares the Neuroscience Secrets of Happiness. He also shares the three types of relationships.
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