How To Regulate Damaged Emotional Perception After Abuse

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RICHARD GRANNON

RICHARD GRANNON

12 күн бұрын

How To Regulate Damaged Emotional Perception After Abuse

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@BePresent.
@BePresent. 10 күн бұрын
I've started self defense and boxing after 15 years in an abusive relationship and your advice about the confidence is superb...I feel like I'll never learn to protect myself but after hearing this I'm just gonna concentrate on the skill ....and the confidence will be the byproduct I think x
@sarah8sea
@sarah8sea 5 күн бұрын
Show off
@sarah8sea
@sarah8sea 5 күн бұрын
Tell me can you stick a magnet to your forehead
@sarah8sea
@sarah8sea 5 күн бұрын
Well now
@sarah8sea
@sarah8sea 5 күн бұрын
I guess I received the big boy milky shake
@sarah8sea
@sarah8sea 5 күн бұрын
No no I am the winner
@Moshka627
@Moshka627 10 күн бұрын
To the gentleman who asked how to stop ruminating. Perhaps you will see this and it will help. A neuroscientist taught me that ruminating thoughts produce chemicals that cascade from my brain into my body, that overtime my body develops a chemical dependence and a vicious cycle is born. I've meditated, exercised, tried focusing on other thoughts, distractions etc., but nothing helped me stop ruminating thoughts like the awareness that my brain was manufacturing a drug to feed an addiction. This awareness can stop an obsessive thought in its tracks in real time and has been a powerful, life changing, habit busting tool for me. I use it to change negative self talk into positive, loving thoughts about myself. I use it to cultivate diplomacy in my interactions with others, especially when I feel like I could fly off the handle and say regrettable things.
@annmurray2832
@annmurray2832 10 күн бұрын
So bible says "hold every thought that exalts itself against the knowledge of God,captive.
@djnquire
@djnquire 9 күн бұрын
Very helpful thank you
@user-sg8wf5qo9s
@user-sg8wf5qo9s 9 күн бұрын
Thank you!
@brendaplunkett8659
@brendaplunkett8659 9 күн бұрын
I agree. The endless ruination of your brain trying to figure out the conundrum ans sort the cognitive dissonance. Knock them off the pedestal you put them on. It is all smoke and mirrors,.It is all a trick, a dog and pony show, with a demented ringmaster.
@bromelaina8076
@bromelaina8076 8 күн бұрын
THANK YOU!!!🙏 Do you mind giving a specific example? For me the ruminating fears/thoughts manifest in a physical manner. I go into fight or flight and have an anxiety surge. I will have to recheck something over and over to convince myself that I'm "ok" (I know this is classic OCD) - it's just seems like its happening subconsciously at this point. What exactly do you tell yourself in these moments?
@NumeroUnoYo
@NumeroUnoYo 10 күн бұрын
Counselors at a DV safe house were telling me I was borderline. After some time away from family and toxic people I'm just fine. Not over emotional not showing borderline traits anymore. I'm able to look objectively at even my abus, Fortress mental health on KZfaq from Grannon is a MUST. Richard's book is amazing, CULT OF ONE. Get it, read it!!!
@dollarsmum3453
@dollarsmum3453 10 күн бұрын
Do you not feel crudely diagnosed? I've had a misdiagnosis and know it, (bc of 30 yrs of many psychiatrists visits due to attending clinics for therapy (and seeing the overseeing MD to make sure I was okay), so that when a new one wanted to diagnose me as having a manic episode for the 1st time at age 57, I said, "If I wasn't nearly just murdered, (literally), then it's still a stretch; and don't you think that that accounts for the 'scared to death' reaction I may appear to have? There's no mania, no wide awake, not symptomology that spoke to mania, nor bipolar, yet they'd insisted in an almost irate manner it wasn't due to my distressed, (even having had my pets murdered), state of mind?" How to find righteous counsel is very frustrating. I'm just curious--you're relating to the emo flashbacks, are you? Thank you for your comment and in advance, should you reply. [Meanwhile hold your head high! Sounds like you're doing all the right things!]
@thebatmom
@thebatmom 9 күн бұрын
I had to get away from my family because they would annoy me so much that looking back now, was a completely crazy person. My family are good people, but toxic to my mental health. I can still get emotional when I feel like I'm being belittled, it causes my defense mechanism to spark up but nothing like I did living with family. I was diagnosed with bipolar, ADHD, ptsd, bpd and more within 1 year... Each doctor diagnosed me with something else, I ended up being a Guinea pig, I was taking 7 different meds daily at one point. I've been off of it all for 5 years, I function as a normal working adult on the outside, but I experienced abuse 3 years ago and I've been in survival mode ever since, always confused and 2nd guessing my every move. My brain is tired, I just need a list to tell me what steps I need to do to work through this.
@andrewsmith3257
@andrewsmith3257 8 күн бұрын
Good for you. I have BPD and I was nuts
@marywhite3970
@marywhite3970 10 күн бұрын
I can spot a flashback and bring myself back into the present; but I think the hurt from the negative experience will be with me for the rest of my life and that I will always feel grief when I am reminded of it; that is, I will never wake up one day not feeling the sadness it brings and the moments that could have been so much better when we had them. It feels like it's a part of the fabric of my life that I wish I could wipe out of my memory but as I say that, I realize I would have to give up also the knowledge of how resilient I have been in living through and beyond it. I don't think I'd want to lose that part. I've learned so many valuable things about people, about mental health and how trauma is something everyone will face at some point in their lives and how they suffer and struggle with it when it goes unexamined and unresolved...how it can spew out and poison their lives and the lives of everyone around them. I grieve for the loss of decency and compassion that that disregulated person has had happen to them and caused them to mindlessly pass that misery along...it's true that hurt people hurt people. And I grieve their pain too and wonder what kind of person they would have been if they had been loved, cared for, respected and accepted...if they had been seen and appreciated when they needed it the most...it feels like such a deep loss all the way around. It helps me to have compassion and forgive them. But I can't help to think, what a terrible loss when I see the damages that such mistreatment has caused in them. My problem is that I don't want anyone to hurt. I want people to have all that they need and be whole and happy; but life beats us up and some get it pretty badly. It feels cruel and such a waste on the human spirit.
@beacleary9889
@beacleary9889 10 күн бұрын
Perfectly, perfectly said ! ❤
@stompthedragon4010
@stompthedragon4010 10 күн бұрын
A wise councilor ( who I was very lucky to have encountered. Lets face it, there are many that are not only not wise, but shouldnt even be in the position and can cause more damage) said to me, " When everything is botled- up inside, and gets shook- up and released, it explodes like a bottle of soda and goes everywhere, splashing everyone and thing around, whether you wanted it too, or not." Its best to get it out either on someone you trust, or journaling on paper ( or perhaps other forms like music, art, or something else) but it must come out. I spent 5 years journaling. Eventually I was able to actually speak to that councilor, but not everything and some things never got put on paper, but I have looked at them ( probably not enough) in the depths of my soul. Many years later I came across my 5 years of ranting and expressing on paper. I took a look through it and realized I really had worked through many things that no longer plagued me; alot of that stuff was simply cobwebs to be swept away, and I through that volume of anger, rage, saddness and madness away. Sure there is always stuff, and sometimes it may stir in you, and you can look at it. process it, and it doesnt have to run you ( at least not into perpetuity). I know what you mean though. There are things that I think have accepted that are not going to be changed, but they are things I have accepted because the work it would take to fix them might take another lifetime. Namely, I decided to stay single. There is a deep place in me that will never trust enough to be intimately involved with someone. That can get kind of lonely, especially as one gets older. This world really is in a dark place. Sometimes I feel numb and was looking into that. It comes of feeling overwhelmed by feelings from things I am not confronting. I used to believe that certain types of love are uncondituonal. Not so sure I completely believe that anymore.
@johannagrace7768
@johannagrace7768 4 күн бұрын
I can relate to much of what you have said here. If I experience a day when I don't think about the harm I have experienced from my family, I dream about it that night. But.... I have grieved enough to now accept that this is my life. It is better than the struggle I endured for such a long time- trying to escape the reality of what had happened. And I am less of an A-hole towards others. I wish for you all the best in your healing journey. ❤
@Sherry-rq1jx
@Sherry-rq1jx 4 күн бұрын
I think it equips us to be a nurturing being for others going thru abuse, and neglect❤
@Theowlhawk
@Theowlhawk 4 күн бұрын
Beautifully said,❤ I relate
@trinsight99
@trinsight99 10 күн бұрын
This was helpful. For those of us no longer in the throws of abuse, just trying to be a normal human moving forward...the distorted perception is real. I'm going to head over to the flashback course. Thank you
@johannagrace7768
@johannagrace7768 4 күн бұрын
I thoroughly recommend Richard's courses. I have gained so much by implementing the skills he teaches. ❤
@Amanda-if1wn
@Amanda-if1wn 10 күн бұрын
Its amazing how wether you are young, old, rich, poor, abused or loved and protected. It comes down to your moral compass. Your free will. Most people hoard and destroy others who do not essentially worship them superficially. A few make the world a better place.
@Helen-cl8hl
@Helen-cl8hl 10 күн бұрын
My body has been doing this 2 sharp breaths thing spontaneously on and off for years and when my stress levels increase- so I just thought it was a stress response thing and I must admit it worried me that I was developing a tick, but thanks Richard, that's good to know
@theoriginal7727
@theoriginal7727 10 күн бұрын
Yeah… For the past three years, my CNS has been almost constantly in fight or flight. And finally, collapsed much of the time. I would realize after minutes, or hours that I was holding my breath, my whole body was literally clenched. Decades of trauma and neglect, plus fresh abuse from me borderline/NPD back to back, having everything ripped out from underneath me during the smear campaigns…. I am a survivor and a fighter, but there’s only so much that a human body can take.
@theoriginal7727
@theoriginal7727 10 күн бұрын
Finally realized it was all TRAUMA!!! Stacking and building, complexifying and compounding all the fractures of my Soul. Frkn nacs
@bbdn5123
@bbdn5123 10 күн бұрын
​@@theoriginal7727 it's scary, yet nice to read. I "discovered" a few years back I held my breath. Trembling legs flip-flopped my life from the restless legs, everything changed... Again... Exhaustion is real. And so are my body pains.
@dollarsmum3453
@dollarsmum3453 10 күн бұрын
​@@theoriginal7727cancers and heart attacks with no heart disease, so I know--word for word as I read your statement, felt very well stated what I've been living. We are survivors, and it is hellaciously hard, I know. But, for whst it's worth, you'd helped a desperate woman with your words of pain and suffering tonight. Thank you so very much. Of course my gratitude for 6 years goes out towards Richard, but also for some of the community comments like yours also make a difference, and when feeling so alone, it's especially potent. Blessed be, and wishing you all the best in what you do!
@truthhubbruh
@truthhubbruh 10 күн бұрын
My life is legit suitable for a true crime doco. That’s validating.
@dollarsmum3453
@dollarsmum3453 10 күн бұрын
I've often thought if I could just write it out, it would be, too! These, our stories, really ought to be much more prevalent on mainstream media, I swear! It would help us who've suffered be allowed to talk about it, and still be accepted, despite not deserving the initial trauma, much less the societal shunning that follows the original damnation we've already been through, and so-called "survived" but folks don't want to be made aware of, much less be supportive about. I don't need pity--but some understanding of my past would be nice.
@truthhubbruh
@truthhubbruh 10 күн бұрын
@@dollarsmum3453 yeah I’ve had several people say go to the media and write a book. It’s not over yet. So right now I’m relying on the Most High and expecting freedom and breakthrough first. These systems, cults, groups and governments are dangerous. 🙏 but the Most High is far above them.
@true2theoryapriori497
@true2theoryapriori497 10 күн бұрын
Agreed! I’ve often thought a movie, book or tv drama! Maybe then someone could explain it to me!
@brendaplunkett8659
@brendaplunkett8659 9 күн бұрын
We should create that somehow. I would much rather garner insight and compassion from real story. Not Netflex definition, which is it " not fiction". Did it f@unking happen or NOT to the point of lawsuits.
@jenbodhi1133
@jenbodhi1133 9 күн бұрын
Same
@christianbernfeld1489
@christianbernfeld1489 10 күн бұрын
Richard thank you so much for your service to us Codependents! I’ve woke up from a 15 year marriage to a narcissistic woman and am going to stop fixating on if she is or isn’t a narcissist or just abusive. I’m working hard to take back my self and show our kids a healthier path. Thank you 🙏
@yellowdayz1800
@yellowdayz1800 9 күн бұрын
Does she do reactionary abuse?
@christianbernfeld1489
@christianbernfeld1489 8 күн бұрын
@@yellowdayz1800 yes always.
@christianbernfeld1489
@christianbernfeld1489 5 күн бұрын
@@yellowdayz1800 yes
@truthhubbruh
@truthhubbruh 10 күн бұрын
This explains why I’m often quite tired. Have to keep moving but yes.
@dianearena2516
@dianearena2516 10 күн бұрын
The more I listen to you, the more it's resonating with me. I love your honest, calming presence. Thank you very much.
@novairene6880
@novairene6880 10 күн бұрын
Thank you, as always. I am currently in a time of intentional solitude with emotional sobriety as I work through my trauma and healing. I still have connections, just very limited. Most days I spend time in growth education and self assessment mixed with some entertainment of movies or books. Just resetting and growing following over twenty years of ebbs and flows from micro and mega abuse. I enjoy hearing your input and perspective. Gives me things to ponder.
@Melborn0915
@Melborn0915 10 күн бұрын
I also learned about the physiological sigh from Andrew Huberman. I’ve tested it at my doctor’s office and found that it will indeed lower your blood pressure. I now recommend it to anyone who suffers from “white coat syndrome. “.
@MW-bv3wu
@MW-bv3wu 10 күн бұрын
I work in a dental office, and we often need to bring someone's NO down. I will start showing them the physiological sigh. Thanks for the idea!
@Helen-cl8hl
@Helen-cl8hl 10 күн бұрын
Super interesting about the origins of the English language, thanks for that. Yeah I get the the past present connection - have to check myself frequently, because yep, was traumatised by the psychotic hands of my father especially during late teens, then by my ex husband's, only months ago. I'm still alive, have the deep cuts, and he's still stalking me. I'm super tired, my body aches, and I almost want to give up. Not on life, but on the hypervigilance that feels necessary in order to stay safe, but I cant give up the hypervilence yet, its keeping me safe, until my ex is deported on criminal charges. Which is exhausting.. but yeah, your spot on, still reliving it, because I'm still dealing with the fallout, the Police, data recovery, security cameras, statements etc I'm not doing anything addictive other than watching your videos which are helping me stay grounded and validated. I'm not drinking, not taking any drugs or over shopping etc. vaping is about the only thing l do. ( Which is not good I know) In the meantime, yeah I'll keep checking in on myself, and check out the mental health protection Fortress course/program. I ask myself the questions, have to, otherwise how else can I self regulate. Living on my own, is good in the sense that I have the privacy to have those chats with myself out loud. 😅 So using meditation to ground myself. Yeah I think the exercise is key. As soon as I get a window, I'll jump in. ( Im worried Im still stuck and making excuses ) And therapy, transactional analysis sounds really positive, and yes I also get the lineage DNA passdown. Do you have any advice for me? I miss the live sessions, I live in Australia.
@JoshLoyd-oq8nv
@JoshLoyd-oq8nv 8 күн бұрын
"If it's hysterical, it's historical," that's a useful, if very oversimplified explanation taken from twelve-step programs for extreme reactions based on previous negative experiences. I'm a fan of this one.
@sarahgregory5812
@sarahgregory5812 9 күн бұрын
So glad you're talking about emotional dysregulation. It feels like the thing that isn't spoken about. Learn yourself, accept yourself ❤. X
@johannagrace7768
@johannagrace7768 4 күн бұрын
Richard, I realised while watching that the heaviness of my past is gradually becoming lighter as I practice my skills and allow the time/space for grieving. I also realised why I have been so uneasy in the presence of people who have not lived through intense, prolonged trauma. When the wolves at the door are the members of your own family, the sanctuary of the safery of the 'cave' just does not exist. I simply cannot relate to people who have a genuine sense of safety and security. Being in the presence of these people has always made me feel more hyper vigilant. And now I know why. I feel trapped by them. I feel as though I need to shake them awake from their cozy sleep. I feel like I need them to recognise how bad the world can be so we can all fight against it together. Thank you, as always, for your wonderful work. ❤
@MW-bv3wu
@MW-bv3wu 10 күн бұрын
Richard, you are my favorite narcissism expert. But the English language was being written in the 600s. Very different from what it is now, but written and continually written over the centuries with a clear pattern of development down through Chaucer and his contemporaries, through Shakespeare, to us. The first English monarch to use English in official correspondence was Henry V, during the Hundred Years War. I could go about when, why, and by whom Latin, French, and German were used, but hopefully this is all the nerdy outburst I need to let me get over this little issue and listen to what you actually came here to say. Carry on.
@RICHARDGRANNON
@RICHARDGRANNON 10 күн бұрын
Give us more , I love it ❤
@MW-bv3wu
@MW-bv3wu 10 күн бұрын
Well. George the First never learned English, and the rest of the House of Hanover kept on speaking German because they kept marrying minor royalty out of Germany and they WERE all German. When Prince Albert died, Queen Victoria lamented, "There is left now nobody who addresses me in the informal second person singular!"
@dollarsmum3453
@dollarsmum3453 10 күн бұрын
@MW-bv3wu I too dig this, so thank you! I LOVE IT! ​
@MW-bv3wu
@MW-bv3wu 10 күн бұрын
Head over to your local library and read the first chapter of Ivanhoe, wherein a swineherd and a fool have an in depth discussion of class, nationality, language, and dinner.
@sacredrain7757
@sacredrain7757 4 күн бұрын
Another reason English has so many words is the number of foreign words that are accepted in English, especially informal/slang.
@Karen-fx8ek
@Karen-fx8ek 9 күн бұрын
HE heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds! Psalm 147:3 The good Lord is clearly working through you Richard; I’m so grateful for your wisdom on this subject! Yes walking,dancing,singing,movement is so crucial to our healing! I missed this live chat,will try again! Keep healing us!!! I like when you said” we must stay close(in touch) with our feelings; so important! God bless us all! Praying for all!
@michaelleroux5879
@michaelleroux5879 9 күн бұрын
Oosh sensay. It’s like you heard me out there sir. Been contemplating reversing the emotional/nerve damage of trauma. Was emotionally beaten while down already long term. Am rising again
@user-xf8rf4uc1u
@user-xf8rf4uc1u 10 күн бұрын
35:55 36:12 50:04 50:17 51:00 52:02 52:41 52:57 55:24 1:29:21 1:31:26 You must be doing something right. I feel that you have healed quite a bit since the first time I listened to you back in 2020. Thank you for this presentation. Very helpful and informative. Your insight of the ENGLISH lesson alone helped me tremendously. Much to my amazement…..Time stood still as I was learning without leaving the PRESENT MOMENT. I will always remember this. Thank you Richard….💯🤍🕊️🙏🏼🕊️🤍💯
@lostcause6100
@lostcause6100 9 күн бұрын
Yes! It is now. It is always now. My traumatising event was in the Autumn of 1988 and lasted until Summer 1990. But it is always now. So nearly 35 years ago in time but now in the body. The feelings are as fresh and raw as all those years ago. I keep getting flashbacks. I keep returning to the triggering event. Because there is a huge lesson there. Otherwise I would have shrugged it off at the time. Miriam Margoyles is well into her 80s and wrote in her autobiography about the bullying she experienced in Cambridge Footlights and said 'It was over 60 years ago and it STILL hurts.' Thank you Miriam. I still want to kill my abuser. The power of my feelings is as fresh and raw as ever.
@evelyngarrison6007
@evelyngarrison6007 10 күн бұрын
Wanted to add, thank you for the breathwork part and for the patience it takes to always repeat yoursef. The Fortress Mental Health is partly responsible for the progress I have made, as well as the physicality of the work I do. It's not the gym but it's close. I also like doing the somatic stretching and shaking of the limbs. It's coming back into the realm of friendships after so much isolation that has me feeling stuck again. But I'll get there.
@truthhubbruh
@truthhubbruh 10 күн бұрын
Thanks for making this sooo easy to watch 😂
@bridgetsieger2261
@bridgetsieger2261 10 күн бұрын
Yeah why Is my body torturing me with memories. I wish brain would protect me but that is a silly thing to say. I’m overwhelmed, thank you for this video it is helpful.
@blumenaue7590
@blumenaue7590 4 күн бұрын
OMG, Richie. You are so BRILLIANT! You’re a life savior in trying to understand this shitty abuse! I hope you know what you’ve done for people.
@franniejoynes2798
@franniejoynes2798 6 күн бұрын
Richard Grannon, the saviour of my sanity. To go through a nightmare life, completely alone with endless suffering to finally be understood so deeply. I consider you a fellow traveller Richard and am deeply grateful for your bravery and honesty.
@truthhubbruh
@truthhubbruh 10 күн бұрын
I really like this physiological sigh.
@dollarsmum3453
@dollarsmum3453 10 күн бұрын
Love that he's utilized Dr Andrew Hubberman's knowledge/training--but of course he is, bc he's only using the best of the best!
@truthhubbruh
@truthhubbruh 10 күн бұрын
@@dollarsmum3453 he’s adorable. Very good and very professional.
@CarlyFaith15
@CarlyFaith15 9 күн бұрын
Richard, I'm only 21 minutes in and I just went through this yesterday. A psychologist was online and he wanted to talk about how trauma can start before you're born. He warned that it could be triggering and I thought, nah. I've been through so much what could he possibly say? He said, if your mother didn't want you while she was pregnant and you felt it from before you were born it can mold you for the rest of your life. I lived that but, there was a disconnect between what I heard being said, how I was treated and then, how I was constantly being told that I was blessed to have my parents. I was blessed however, my mom didn't want this pregnancy because, she already had a 9-month-old. My mom had a very sensitive nervous system and she was always anxious. I know I felt that and she only weighed 105 lbs and I don't think she gained any weight with me. She had her reasons and they were valid. But, I was born full-term but, underweight. My nervous system was not completely developed. And, because she couldn't cope, I was left alone. Now, I'm a grown woman that struggles to understand the world. I really live in a frozen state. If I referred to my mom as she... I got chased down by my dad who just swatted me on the back of my head. It didn't hurt a bit and it broke my heart into a million pieces. That meant the only one I thought loved me didn't. I am so many different kinds of opposites. I can be afraid to walk to the corner alone but, if someone I love needs me, I can do the almost impossible. I can't bond to anyone because, they'll leave me eventually. Most likely by lying to me. The trust is broken and they're not real to me anymore. I have a genuine love for human beings. But, after I spend an hour with them, they trust me and I'm exhausted. I don't know how to get over all of the trauma. It would take me 6 months of sessions with a therapist just to give them my trust. When I finally grew up enough to go out in the world and I even was speaking in public, I realized that I could tell by the way people reacted to me that I have something that translated into them feeling my empathy so deeply that they bonded to me quickly. I felt that there was something different about me. And, maybe it was good. But, at the same time, I would tell you that I'm garbage. I will give away everything I have and I have done that. But, if I receive something as a gift that's a value to my heart, I'm glad but, I don't feel like I deserve it. I'm going to watch this whole video but, it's going to take me a week. You don't talk like other people because, you have insights that other people don't even go near. I was so scarred by the time I was four that in movies and photos I can see that I went into a dysphoric state. Life feels painful even when everything is good. I am tired all the time. But, it's like a soul tiredness. Thank you Richard, for sharing what you know. I feel shame just by the fact that you understand this. I hope that I learned to enjoy the ride for at least a little while before I leave this earth. But, I don't see how. Take good care of yourself. Your knowledge is precious. 💙
@nicoletalmadge7276
@nicoletalmadge7276 7 күн бұрын
Sending you ❤ I hope you are gaining healing through Richard's work and that you find a good therapist if that's what you decide to do.
@mylveilleux
@mylveilleux 9 күн бұрын
Thank you for taking the time to address the lashing out I’ve been witness of and for doing it in such a kind manner.
@doctorstreamspunk9996
@doctorstreamspunk9996 9 күн бұрын
The question I never stop asking is this: Why does suffering drive some people to empathy while it drives others to callousness? I know this is simplistic but there are so many variables and not all of them can be accounted for by genetics and nurture. I know its unfashionable to believe in free will, but I think we all have choices we can make about who we want to be. Perhaps I'm deluding myself and this is just another script written by my ancestors, but at least I comfort myself with this notion.
@cooperotoole
@cooperotoole 10 күн бұрын
so helpful. I try not to watch you too much since completing the matrix course last year (it was really healing). but it's good to see you and have your support every now and then.
@Zenmiss24
@Zenmiss24 8 күн бұрын
I’m hearing exactly what I know deep down without way or perhaps courage to say or allow myself to trust those thoughts or feelings. Thank you Richard for helping me realize I have the strength and discipline to overcome what I’ve allowed myself to endure in abusive relationships (narcs) . I am for the first time in my life at a place of radical acceptance by practicing mindfulness, listening to your words and follow stoic philosophy. You save lives and at the very least your saving souls. Thank you ❤
@beatrizfallis1694
@beatrizfallis1694 9 күн бұрын
Thank you for sharing this. I appreciate your ability to make something so complicated more practical. It's super helpful!
@robertorhymes
@robertorhymes 10 күн бұрын
Waow synchronicity I had an emotional flashback recently Triggered by a someone who said I was wrong because the experience of being invalidated was so strong Thank God for you Richard
@stompthedragon4010
@stompthedragon4010 10 күн бұрын
If a title ever caused me to immediately click, here we are. That is an adorable story about the 3 year old. As I'm listening to you about the past, I'm thinking if we are cut- off from our past we are rootless. R8chard, thid msy be one of the clearest, most fascinating talks I have listened to.
@michaelagiddings1520
@michaelagiddings1520 3 күн бұрын
The information you provide is beyond priceless. I've learnt so much more that i wasn't even aware of until you triggered that emotion again. i see now i have so much more healing work to do. Thankyou for just putting it all out there. The way you deliver with raw truth is very refreshing from the constant deception received for virtually in reality my entire life. Thankyou for just being on this screen helping so many of us understand what has and is happening to us. and giving us the tools to heal. God Bless you in all ways.
@magicmoonmedicine
@magicmoonmedicine 4 күн бұрын
Healing is an ongoing journey. Thank you for the reminders, Richard. We also need to treat ourselves gently, and forgivingly, and might I add, a sense of humor doesn't hurt. Love your energy! Thank you❤
@kristenstockford8655
@kristenstockford8655 4 күн бұрын
I’m only about 15 minutes in, but so far the breakdown and explanations used to teach are excellent.
@missrabbit777
@missrabbit777 7 күн бұрын
I'm so grateful for this video . thanks Rich your a legend 🙌
@dariabondavalli4070
@dariabondavalli4070 10 күн бұрын
This video is sooo liberating; explains it so beautifully and all of it. Thanks
@anniesherburne2983
@anniesherburne2983 6 күн бұрын
grateful for your wisdom and for speaking out
@JarmilaXymenaGorna
@JarmilaXymenaGorna 9 күн бұрын
Thank you Richard. Very informative, inspiring, entertaining. There’s hope.
@eqyogi
@eqyogi 10 күн бұрын
…..and the work continues, thank you Sir 🙏🏼
@evelynkreiger6210
@evelynkreiger6210 4 күн бұрын
Hi Richard, I want to give you many thanks for your videos. I have made progress, that was directly because you invited yourself into my mind to be by my side at the moment of being disregulated in a situation.😅
@SugarFreeVegan
@SugarFreeVegan 7 күн бұрын
You explain things in such depth and detail. Thank you.
@ninashirley432
@ninashirley432 7 күн бұрын
I have learned to stay away from people now . Thank you for your help.
@sacredrain7757
@sacredrain7757 4 күн бұрын
I’m sorry you feel that way, as I wrestle with the same impulse. But, I have been really enriched by being open to something good happening. I wonder how you might be a blessing to another. I have self respect now, and I can speak boundaries, and I can SHUT THE DOOR if someone doesn’t behave. I met you on this site, so I have faith that you are growing and changing, one epiphany at a time. I can’t judge people I haven’t even met yet, so I have hope.
@leslieb8614
@leslieb8614 8 күн бұрын
Finally an explanation that makes perfect sense. The more traumatized I am, the harder it is for me to break free from my past/default settings. No wonder I'm struggling so much trying to let go of the colonized parts of myself that need to die. Thank you, Richard. This helps a lot. The darkness of my past is really trying to drag me back into the pit. But I'm trusting God to heal me, deliver me, and set me free in the Name of Jesus Christ. 😊❤
@nadineelizabeth195
@nadineelizabeth195 10 күн бұрын
Yes my perception is on point and messed up at the same time
@andycodling2512
@andycodling2512 10 күн бұрын
Thank you Richard, gave me a lot of food for thought ❤
@bethderrett
@bethderrett 10 күн бұрын
@Irene Lyon’s programmes on healing trauma and building nervous system regulation are incredible for this kind of healing
@veronikachocholova2693
@veronikachocholova2693 10 күн бұрын
Yes! ❤
@Z.Theory
@Z.Theory 9 күн бұрын
Very helpful for most men, Ego is the man’s first killer
@christinacatalano
@christinacatalano 9 күн бұрын
This was *PHENOMENAL* Thank you, thank you. Also- at 57:00, I recently read “It Didn’t Start With You” and have felt conflicted and think about it often, so thanks for the question from that viewer!
@paryaseo9036
@paryaseo9036 10 күн бұрын
Learn to connect to the earth and move all ur bad feelings through ur feet to the earth....and after that learn instead of relying on people,rely on earth only for stability and for being strong ,not people.even if they are not narsisit, dont merg in anybodies world out of balance....learn that u have to had ur own stable world in any relationship
@dollarsmum3453
@dollarsmum3453 10 күн бұрын
Lovely! THANK YOU FOR THAT!!
@t1sg
@t1sg 3 күн бұрын
Flashback trigger. Yes. Music/love songs even when they have no connection or meaning to the past relationship.
@waterbabe2697
@waterbabe2697 10 күн бұрын
Thankyou Richard, I needed this . 🎉🎉
@Jane-xn7mm
@Jane-xn7mm 10 күн бұрын
I don't have problems with envy or anger, mine is debilitating fears. I am trying very hard to overcome them. I have been told I have PTSD from childhood. Not really sure what that means but my main fears are heights, water, bridges. I haven't listened to you but a little occasionally. I had a dream about you the other night that you were my counselor of sorts coming to my house several times almost as a friend. You came the last time in my dream and I noticed I had on tattered clothing and I apologized for that to you and said you've been here many times and I've never shown you my home and I showed you the other rooms quickly but not really hurriedly, if that makes sense. You didn't act anyway in particular but we both knew it was coming, you said my next visit will be my last one. Its time to move on. I don't know why but in my dream after you left I cried my eyes out. I woke up crying. I don't know you and before the dream I had barely ever saw you online or have never thought of anything like that about you. In my dream I felt love and I thought I loved you and I actually felt love. When I awoke I felt that when I saw you online again it would mean something very important for me to hear. This was the next time I listened to what you had to say. It did mean a lot to me this time. I got a great deal from it. Thank you, but I'm not sure why I had the dream unless it was for me to really listen to you this time. Thats all I have to say about it.🤔
@Levandetag
@Levandetag 5 күн бұрын
Thank You Richard! This is so very Important, to acknowledge, both in oneself, first, and also in the outside world, more than ever. What has the culture in me, or others, imprinted us with, and Why? What has it done with me-us? How can I work with it both psychologicly, and most important, within my own body. When do I feel, those things appearing in my own body, and how do they affect my whole beeing? How can we work on that, to become more of what is within us, that we never got, to be, or feel or whatever sits in between the wholeness in us :) I have worked wihtin myself with so many diffrent methods, since 20 yrs, and breathing is the best, to learn to feel where it sits, and to let go with. One has to become curious, of whats inside, to know oneself. Where one is, and where one ends. Balance.
@lindaelarde2692
@lindaelarde2692 9 күн бұрын
Neuroscientist, Lisa Feldman Barrett (author of How Emotions are Made) tells a story of her daughter's anxiety in a martial arts competition where she was the smallest competitor in her class. Dr Feldman recounts how the instructor coached her daughter in this threatening situation. He did not invalidate her appropriate apprehension...he told her to "get your butterflies flying in formation." Brilliant. Dr Feldman Barrett's work on the theory of constructed emotion is a game changer.
@bryanvincent4927
@bryanvincent4927 7 күн бұрын
It would be amazing to see a podcast with you and Chris Voss.
@annmurray2832
@annmurray2832 10 күн бұрын
Thats why swimming is so soothing to me!
@JoelReeves2006
@JoelReeves2006 10 күн бұрын
Organizing the thoughts, in order to figure out the problem. I am experiencing this.
@nicoletalmadge7276
@nicoletalmadge7276 9 күн бұрын
Just started video so awesome your doing this subject!!! Thank you!
@mandymckeown8625
@mandymckeown8625 9 күн бұрын
I take long breaths at night it really calms my anxious thoughts down as well as staying no contact from my mummy dearest 😮
@SA-un8nn
@SA-un8nn 8 күн бұрын
Thx for the breathing tip, Sir, excellent advice, and a very nice feeling. I can give a couple of tips for sleep aiding and a-bed-ding (being punny, pardon :D) 1. Try to unplug from lighted screens about an hour before bedtime (obvious and over-prescribed, and often an unpalatable option, so never mind maybe?) or at the least, adjust the brightness down so that the lights don't trigger the brain as much. 2. Tea containing herbal blend for this purpose - there are a ton of different sleep aid teas out there, and they taste really nice with a touch of honey, and more importantly, they truly make a person feel tired. Valerian root is a good ingredient to have in there. 3. Magnesium salt bath - magnesium salt for this purpose can be found by many different brands at natural product stores. 4. Meditation and breathing exercises (obvious and over-prescribed, but truly effective) 5. Reading - this seems to work really well, but not if it's a mystery or other such story.. try Tolstoy or other classic? 6. Writing - this is an excellent way to wind down: journaling. There is no need to write anything in particular, just write about whatever comes to mind. Don't judge, re-read, or edit, just write until you feel finished. This can take off extra weight and pressure, and help to relax the mind. 7. California poppy 8. Meletonin - there are supplements and also foods with a high amount (i.e., almonds and pistachios) so a little handful of nuts about an hour before bed can help. Personally, I feel a consistent routine of combining these or any of these, along with any other tips that work for a person, can be a strong approach to conquering insomnia without drugs. A well rounded consistent routine encouraging of sleep can indicate to the body that it's time to start shutting down for the night. A body responds to patterns and routines very well. Showing the body that its loved and tended to in these gentle ways, with the intention of rest and sleep, can sort-of 'train' it to consistently respond, after a time. If a person is weaning off pharmaceutical drugs, various cannabis products are a go-to in the short term. There are many products made for aid in sleeping: try to get the organic and/or small company brands if possible. This can be a good substitute in the short term to get off of harmful pharmaceuticals. There are many oils and tinctures, no need to smoke it as you get a lot more of the excellent properties by orally ingesting. Sweet dreams
@Person-jn8pf
@Person-jn8pf 9 күн бұрын
Loved this all so much ❤️‍🩹🙏💗
@timlewis7218
@timlewis7218 10 күн бұрын
It almost made me cry to think about the physiological sigh.
@Smartbeautifulawesome
@Smartbeautifulawesome 8 күн бұрын
Makes a lot of sense…I don’t think I’ve ever felt envy maybe brain confusion and a lot of shock
@jacquienel7576
@jacquienel7576 7 күн бұрын
Your explanations are very helpful
@user-ix7ff8no6p
@user-ix7ff8no6p 2 күн бұрын
Thank you Richard 🙏❤️
@evapawlowska
@evapawlowska 5 күн бұрын
Hmm this is super helpful. Yes I feel all of these things lol was just dwelling on it.
@gaylewilliams5645
@gaylewilliams5645 9 күн бұрын
Excellent. Thank you I am grateful
@Marie-mg7zp
@Marie-mg7zp 9 күн бұрын
35:12..on point..Still working on making new memories.
@cipher940
@cipher940 10 күн бұрын
Divine appointment for exponential growth.
@NatashaBailey
@NatashaBailey 10 күн бұрын
great demo of a nervous system regulation
@Perry.Okeefe
@Perry.Okeefe 6 күн бұрын
59:02 "how to cope with a narcissistic family?" Destroy your own soul, crush your personality down to nothing and become a groveling worm who only exists as a disposable prop in the life of another person. If that doesn't sound like the life you want, dont cope with narcissists.
@Smartbeautifulawesome
@Smartbeautifulawesome 8 күн бұрын
You don’t want to make people feel like they’re hurting you for being themselves or who they are
@evapawlowska
@evapawlowska 5 күн бұрын
haha I loved that bit about disorders being adaptive :D I think so too
@KHodges_
@KHodges_ 9 күн бұрын
So grateful ❤🎉
@evapawlowska
@evapawlowska 5 күн бұрын
I was just lost ruminating and flasbacking because I've had ppl close to me ignore attempted sexual assaul/unwanted advances towards me and continue to befriend those people.... just had a situation arise that brought all that up. Suddenly feel anxious, betrayal, even rage. Yes, it's OK :) Yes to be grateful, acknowledge usefulness, and yet disconnect and understand it is the past...and also a signal of potential dangers, or at least whose judgement I can trust and whose I should be wary of. lol I was feeling quite lost thanks.
@findsmiles9282
@findsmiles9282 10 күн бұрын
Thank you!
@lindaelarde2692
@lindaelarde2692 9 күн бұрын
Huberman is the best!
@chilloften
@chilloften 10 күн бұрын
I had a.few good laughs. I enjoyed the cheering on to just be this human being.
@alismithrethinkingtrauma
@alismithrethinkingtrauma 10 күн бұрын
It’s used in somatic experiencing- yes very helpful . As is the Voo breath
@fiskblack1737
@fiskblack1737 9 күн бұрын
35:51 I love the response I get when i tell my mother about things that can turn me violent to the point of murdering her in cold blood. And her reponse is just "get over it". I tell her the story about how I went to work and found out someone literaly ate the cheese off of my bread and just put my container back into the fridge so I could go to work with sliced bread with just butter between them. We happen to be standing in ikea and I saw a super cheap fridge/freezer combo. When I told my mom I will be having that thing in my room with a chain and lock on it her response was just "You ain't doing that"(The abuse has to keep going because I need access to your food and money). and "Stop living in the past it happened move on". I understand my mother's insane and there's something wrong with her. I just don't have the capacity to go scorched earth and be alone 0 contact. I will be looking at the next year of just a non stop cycle of paying her off to leave me alone so I can have a roof above my head untill this fucked up country starts building affortable housing that isn't stolen by immigrants.
@e.s.l.1083
@e.s.l.1083 7 күн бұрын
Trippy - i breath like this (on occasion 'naturally'). I call it: 'my body *sobbing* ' - - - It (actually) catches me by surprise.
@altheeaself76
@altheeaself76 9 күн бұрын
Not sure what unsubscribes me from your channel; thank goodness for the emails …. Got to check them more often😅
@gillianfrances
@gillianfrances 10 күн бұрын
Dr Andtew Weil's 4,7,8 breathing technique is also very helpful
@alankeeling2946
@alankeeling2946 9 күн бұрын
My dad smashed me in the face at the age of 9 for "breathing wrong" in the back of a car - it stood out of all the abuse and I have relived that moment and others 1000's of times over my life... when you're forced to live with your abuser and smile at those same kinds of people... just so as to survive, you have no choice but to become hypersensitive to danger - or die. I spent my whole life avoiding getting killed by these kinds of FAMILY members.
@lostcause6100
@lostcause6100 9 күн бұрын
And I felt massively powerless and threatened at the time and I am still enraged about it now.
@sarah8sea
@sarah8sea 5 күн бұрын
This is even funner then contacting and reporting people on ebay.
@brendaplunkett8659
@brendaplunkett8659 9 күн бұрын
The answer is he turns into a flower. The universe has spoken. Just during the live I got a package from my sister from my birthday of 50 narcississ bulbs. She thought see was sending blooming flowers. Even funnier. I got the rye humor and I got what i love most about her is her wicked sense of humor, dark humor .
@CamStubbs
@CamStubbs 9 күн бұрын
Absolutely love this talk on how our traits are only maladaptive in today’s society! I have always described my condition as a tribesman stuck in a technological world. PS Pokémon is the shit, not because it was a craze but because for me it is as iconic as Mario, half-life, call of duty, elder scrolls or any other game title. It became a craze by being the first augmented reality game that kids were into. Once the kids pick it up the rest of us have permission to as-well. The game then ages with the youngest group that picks up the title. Genius in terms of marketing… 38 and still play from time to time
@lindaelarde2692
@lindaelarde2692 9 күн бұрын
There have been research studies with rats and mice indicating that transgenerational transmission of trauma manifests in offspring. However, the precise mechanisms that produce the outcomes are not yet understood.
@danicadegooijer2219
@danicadegooijer2219 4 күн бұрын
Tnx a lot😊
@annamarsch6091
@annamarsch6091 9 күн бұрын
Hello Richard, this was a very interesting way to look at trauma. Have you heard of the Internal Family System form of therapy by Richard Schwartz? The heavyness of the past that you describe, that grips you in moments. He interprets this as `parts´, selfstates in us, that are frozen in time ( in the past) that get activated when something remsembles the past trauma. Different parts have different functions, roles, talents, ages and they all try to protect the system together. to keep us same and functioning. It is a very very good model. Maybe you have time to look into it. We can work with these parts and free them, unburden them. and heal. Thank you for your insights and work. i apprechiate it very much. Especially to put emphacise on the psychotic nature of the NPD person helped me to understand what happened and how to position myself to it, frame it in hindsight and to move on. Thank you.
@brendaplunkett8659
@brendaplunkett8659 9 күн бұрын
Exactly, Richard gave us the coordinations for positioning, define some terms, make some new ones, sort out who's role is who's. With a map and flashlight we can get out of here. Internal boundaries, not allowing it in. Mind blowing concept and hilarious video " You called me a Cocoa Cola"?. On family systems there by Jerry Wise. Filled in gabs for me.
@brendaplunkett8659
@brendaplunkett8659 9 күн бұрын
I think it is actually titled " Internal Boundaries" on KZfaq by Jerry Wise. If I could have only been able to do this before.
@StaceySpence-f5w
@StaceySpence-f5w 4 күн бұрын
This man makes my ovaries tingle. So handsome, witty and intelligent.
@alexmannen1991
@alexmannen1991 10 күн бұрын
i like how at 29 u say ur not abandoned and then abandon us
@kimlorraine369
@kimlorraine369 10 күн бұрын
Fuck. 20:50 to 21:25 just before introducing Adler .... 😮 yep. Totally am this exactly right here right now. More than 2 years of being awake 22 hrs in every 24. How TF am i still alive? Still a fully functioning human. Being. Doing. Employed. Eat well, live well, be well. Well, except for soooo many issues with blepharitis and vision changes and IBS and bags under my eyes and the willingness to keep going through this [woops pressed send and i aint done] keep going through all this as part of my continued healing... geezus... i was THAT co-dependent and empathetic and loving and kind and like a nurse that is off-duty and never really off-duty, dashed in and gave CPR to this lady suffering his abuse so tormentively and naively coz i was so captivated.... CRAPTIVATED instead is a better term
@jenarmstrong19270
@jenarmstrong19270 10 күн бұрын
I went off benzo's on my own, do not recommend, go through a dr
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