Painful Emotions and Complex Trauma - Part 5/8 - Stress

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Tim Fletcher

5 жыл бұрын

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@iw9338
@iw9338 5 жыл бұрын
So I found a therapist who does brain spotting and it has given me 80% relief, I am dealing,/ facing all of the issues from my childhood stuff. God Bless you and yours
@shelldaniel6412
@shelldaniel6412 5 жыл бұрын
Can you elaborate a little more on brain spotting and how your therapist helps you? I am trying to get help but out of work and money has put me in a stress cyclone and I’m back to feeling helpless and hopeless
@dmix2263
@dmix2263 Ай бұрын
This is therapy
@sadie9386
@sadie9386 2 жыл бұрын
This man is a miracle. Just astounding, eye-opening stuff.
@Jesusking_
@Jesusking_ Жыл бұрын
It's crazy how spot on you are. Glory to God, seriously.
@LOVEISTRUTH300
@LOVEISTRUTH300 2 ай бұрын
💖💖💖
@roxy7255
@roxy7255 2 күн бұрын
This is unbelievably well worded and accurate I’ve never heard it translated to language! When stress builds in addicts they say ‘I need a holiday from life called a relapse, I will just relapse for a week then get back on to work’. Your only tool for dealing with stress is a holiday called a relapse. That doesn’t work long term but all that your brain has available to it.
@renatajach2539
@renatajach2539 6 ай бұрын
What a wise man! Great lecture.
@alinacobzariu7410
@alinacobzariu7410 2 жыл бұрын
God Bless you! You are a God sent! Thank you for sharing your videos and for bringing so much peace in our lives!
@user-rp5lm8yn5t
@user-rp5lm8yn5t 5 жыл бұрын
I came across your video's a few days ago , So insightful, thankyou for your time in making your channel available. God bless you.
@reneemoore6249
@reneemoore6249 2 жыл бұрын
Love Tim Fletcher videos. ❤
@julissarivas6992
@julissarivas6992 3 ай бұрын
So incredibly wise . Thank you!
@Spirituallove2000AD
@Spirituallove2000AD 5 жыл бұрын
Love you so glad your happy you validate my recovery and help me to maintain it thankyou for sharing and caring. I will give back and expect hard times ahead and know that that is fine now I will set boundarys with my children and traumatised teenage twins that need healing too. Pray for us. Thankyou
@kathy1001
@kathy1001 Жыл бұрын
What an amazing man that Tim is!! I'm learning so much about complex trauma. I want to say thank you to Tim for my life starting to change due to listening to dozens of his videos. God bless you, Pastor Tim.🕊🕊💕💕🙏🙏
@helenyates3951
@helenyates3951 2 жыл бұрын
If you want to find good therapist look for Body Orientation We use breath work and body awareness building to calm down the autonomic nervous system I'm a Body psychotherapist and also experienced CPTSD..so I truly do understand how triggers work and how most people do not recognise at all what Normal stress is like...to them the world is a danger and people are dangerous too. That's the world of people who have experienced high levels of negative experiences and emotional abuse. As I did...none of the therapist I had ever acknowledged this. So I trained myself to help others...it was very very challenging
@sarahalderman3126
@sarahalderman3126 7 ай бұрын
I used to believe I was strong. I used to believe I could survive almost anything. I actually thought I had figured "it" out... just like Tim says us cPTSD young adults do. I made it through being raped and molested from infancy to preteen, survived being raped by a 40ish man when I turned 13, I even survived my father abandoning our family for a teenager a few years older than myself. Then I survived needing multiple knee surgeries due to a genetic mutation as an older teen. I met my shy sweet husband, fell in love, and got married. Shortly afterward I learned he was unfaithful with pornography, two weeks later I had a seizure and was diagnosed with an AVM requiring brain surgery, along with the risk of paralysis, disability, and death. That was when I was 21 years old, a year into marriage and about 4 months after the birth of my first son. Surgery, therapy, and years later I learned of emotional affairs, more porn, and a lot of drinking. I stayed and pushed for my family but all the lies had taken their toll on my mental health. Years later I've learned that my husband has continued to be unfaithful with porn despite knowing I was raped as a child using porn. It has become intolerable for me and I have no escape any longer nor do I even really care anymore. How I wish I could carve out these parts of my brain. If not at least distract and numb because there is nothing that can rewrite a story all ready over. Sure everyone has struggles and stress but I know very few people who have found "happiness" after even some of my reality. Our reality can be simply overwhelming.
@Lemoncare
@Lemoncare 3 күн бұрын
Hi. I’m sorry you suffered. You have the awareness and the chance. Drop the story. Be a guest house for your feelings. Don’t give up. Support yourself to feel just a little bit better. You are lovable. You matter.
@elle_722
@elle_722 2 ай бұрын
Thank you Tim! I am so happy that I’ve found your page. I have been Watching your videos regularly for a few weeks now and they’re helping me on the road to recovery from complex trauma. God bless you
@tmosest
@tmosest 2 жыл бұрын
Stressing myself out by watching a video on stress 😂
@rpmcmurphey927
@rpmcmurphey927 5 жыл бұрын
Thank you. ❤
@porterandmjyoung4599
@porterandmjyoung4599 5 ай бұрын
your rendition of the story of king david and "God's university" describes so much of what i have seen and experienced corporately or in ministry. life is suffering per se. most of us expect more of every aspect of life only to find that will never work very long, if ever. once that is accepted and if we are willing to meet the adversity, it gives us a chance to use the adversity in surprising ways that leads to attainment, at the least spiritually, but also in our external lives.
@halahalami4256
@halahalami4256 2 ай бұрын
❤ i wanted to say im learning everyday from you courses and healing sir you lectures os like being on therapy face to face for me
@bereanathlete723
@bereanathlete723 5 жыл бұрын
Amen! God bless you Brother Dear
@sarahb.6475
@sarahb.6475 Ай бұрын
😂😂😂 i was laughing at the part where you said the client is like a pinball machine jumping from topic to topic and you have to keep track of 7 different conversations!! I do that exact thing! Which is why I am laughing at it. 😂😂😂
@jramone8567
@jramone8567 11 ай бұрын
Spot on. Thank god I found this😢
@Chris-yf2zs
@Chris-yf2zs 6 ай бұрын
0:45 stress one of biggest triggers for relapse, due to CT. 1:30 stress is defined as body responding to demands you place on it. requires energy. feels like pressure. 3:45 danger, loss, change are biggest stress events. Addicts have losses, never dealt with, change now facing, so stress is part of early recovery. Not understanding that can lead to problems. 4:45 trauma response, perceived disrespect to how someone says hi 5:15 past, present and future stress all piled into now, present 6:30 the people supposed to teach you how to deal with stress were instead causing stress 7:30 toolkit still that of 8 year old, emotional development arrested, fight or flight used as tools then and now 9:00 distress intolerance. child who didn't have tools isolated, turned negative, fought or ran. Cortisol released to give energy. Nanosecond escalation of emotions from that. That now is built into that trigger. 11:30 learn from each bad reaction what to do in that cortisol and adrenaline nanosecond ***14:00 look for early warning signs. Physical: cannot sleep, tight muscles, heartbeat quickening. Brain: cannot stop thinking, racing thoughts, brain beating self up. Become negative, complaining, find fault with everyone and everything. All of which creates more stress! The solutions that you adopted to deal with stress have made it worse. 17:15 lack of control is stressor 18:15 bookmark 21:10 need to control everything 24:00 maladaptive + tools 29:32 stress indicative of other issues like poor boundary setting 31:00 God’s university 40:30 most effective healers are wounded healers + learned patience and God’s timing 41:00 choosing to let go of anger, choosing to love people who are difficult or have wounded you 43:35 how God teaches you to get along by putting you with annoying people, puts you with people who hurt you to teach you to forgive, put you in situations in which you want out now to teach patience 44:37 stress and pain is God saying the thing I want to change now is you, not the outside. You have tog row up inside and develop character qualities inside. 45:36 in using that which healed you to heal others you develop communities of love in caves, create a loyalty and family that we all need. The benefits ripple out to others, create a family and lead to great changes in the world.
@amittiwari-zu2lv
@amittiwari-zu2lv 11 ай бұрын
Helpful videos yours
@helenyates3951
@helenyates3951 2 жыл бұрын
Dont know what brain spotting means Becoming conscious to how your negative feelings affect your thoughts and thoughts affect your feelings and reactions...that's how it works..,then you listen to the distress in your body...in your gut heart head...migraines IBS are all linked to CPTSD...ME is a stress disorder not a condition
@SA-px3ln
@SA-px3ln Жыл бұрын
So what do we do heal ptsd? And dealing with narcissist family
@jwheeler9991
@jwheeler9991 3 ай бұрын
Hi, I can't find the lse videos linked together in a play list. I am having to search independently and I can get video 4/8. It jumps from 3 to 5
@geofflecren8827
@geofflecren8827 Ай бұрын
Tell me about it, I'm working my way through his series from 1/33! Been a tough month! If you press the button on the right, it skips to the next video, so as long as you find one that's earlier than the 4/5 you can just skip through.
@kingdomtime3295
@kingdomtime3295 2 жыл бұрын
♥️✨
@rickp.6251
@rickp.6251 Жыл бұрын
Everywhere I go my brain 🧠 is still there. I'm here but my brain is there, and here and where and here and there. I think when my older bro. Punched me in the face my endorphins were activated and I would just sit and stare. But I was only 5 or so and to young to enjoy the high.
@lilysunshine3447
@lilysunshine3447 4 жыл бұрын
Do any symptoms have to do with how we react to the food we eat?
@alinacobzariu7410
@alinacobzariu7410 2 жыл бұрын
Food matters too,that's a fact!
@rabbitcreative
@rabbitcreative 11 ай бұрын
@@alinacobzariu7410 > Food matters too,that's a fact! Agreed. Time to stop eating dead bodies and eat plants instead. Live vegan.
@CGAV638
@CGAV638 2 жыл бұрын
I miss part 4 in this series?
@justinvh7661
@justinvh7661 4 ай бұрын
you make so much sence abought mental health then you loose me with the religious spill, what does that have to do with mental health
@jillanderson1316
@jillanderson1316 3 ай бұрын
Great video but please dont use the word PITY POT i hate that its a mean name to call someone . If we feel sorry for ourselves its bad enough but thats just a derogatory term , just saying !! Im glad you covered the spectrum of narcissist and why they display those behaviours that was a question i posited in a previous talk ths narcissist or narciisistic traits have become the most talked about and villified thing on the internet .
@italian1ist
@italian1ist 29 күн бұрын
Get over yourself Jill, If you don’t like it tough. There’s absolutely nothing wrong with pitty pot. It’s the most innocent harmless name I’ve heard. You’re obviously bored and bitter. This man is changing ppls lives any you’re worried about pitty pot? Are you out of your mind?
@marielarsson6718
@marielarsson6718 2 жыл бұрын
I agree with most of your content and I take it to my heart, thank you for that. ❤️ But I just dont believe God send pain or illnesses to educate us. I am sorry.
@shannonmarie2963
@shannonmarie2963 Жыл бұрын
I dont believe they are SENT either. Shit happens. I do believe that when pain is not transmuted by the higher self through faith that “even an ill wind blows some good” that we remain in that pain. God IS Love.
@prestons9305
@prestons9305 3 жыл бұрын
This video stressed me out.
@breececlayborn1490
@breececlayborn1490 2 жыл бұрын
😂 cracked me up! TY! Laughter- the best relief 😄
@alinacobzariu7410
@alinacobzariu7410 2 жыл бұрын
I doubt it! But i get your joke 😊
@jimzucker
@jimzucker Жыл бұрын
These amount of women laughing in the background about stuff which isnt funny at all is very worring