Trauma and Coping Mechanisms with Matthias J. Barker II Consider Before Consuming Podcast

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Trauma and Coping Mechanisms with Matthias J. Barker II Consider Before Consuming Podcast

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Matthias J. Barker is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor who, through his engaging content about mental health, has gained a significant following on TikTok and Instagram. As his reach has grown, Matthias has worked with other experts in the field of mental health to create workshops, and meets with clients in his own practice.
During this Consider Before Consuming podcast episode, Matthias provides valuable insights into the potential connection between unwanted behaviors and our childhood experiences. He also shares practical tools that can help individuals overcome such behaviors, including identifying the root cause of avoidance, confiding in trusted individuals, and understanding that genuine healing is possible.
You can find Matthias on TikTok, Instagram, at @matthiasjbarker or at matthiasjbarker.com.
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@nickj5451 10 ай бұрын

I'd personally very much like to better understand this from the angle of coping with childhood emotional neglect or even more subtle form of emotional disconnect with caregivers.

@anshuchoudhary5081 9 ай бұрын

I agree with Mathias about how some places make therapy inexpensive, just around $20-30 bucks. I work for the Commonwealth of PA and one of the benefits of working for the Commonwealth is having free counseling up to 6 sessions, and then paying $20 afterwards.

@claireh.7605 9 ай бұрын

Many therapists are people with bad personalities who weird stuff in therapy. My first PhD therapist told me to get a handjob at an Asian massage parlor and my second group PhD CGP therapist was a full blown cult leader within the law and told me to abuse my grandma with dementia. A lot of therapists will just get you to blame your parents to win you over even if it hurts your life or will assert themselves on you saying they are better at stuff than you like better at working out or sports.

@alessandrajackson3768 10 ай бұрын

This is such a good podcast!

@yamilachiarello8401 7 ай бұрын

This is such a big deal to me. Thank u a los for this. I struggle with ptsd and pornography, it's really anoying but it is what it is. I don't have an addiction but I am afraid of it cause I watch more and more each night

@claireh.7605 9 ай бұрын

As a man, I was raised around porn since age 3-4. Call it childhood abuse, but really we just loved crammed environment and there was porn in the library and on TV. There were porn books around the house, sadly my dad had a porn issue that he didn’t really hide well enough, and the kids somehow seek it out and then conceal it, my mom liked having porn around and didn’t take steps to not have in the house, it seemed she didn’t care about it but she let it be, like she thought it was normal for kids to take an occasional interest in porn, and then I couldn’t imagine life outside of porn and kept watching it for escapism, stress relief and emotional support until I was 40 years old.

@JillianMae86 10 ай бұрын

wow such an amazing young man

@kapzvara5732 8 ай бұрын

Great talk really liked his advice and so true this is when i find i relapse when i am overwhalmed and dont know what to do. I am a work in progress and am working on it.

@gauripandya9795 4 ай бұрын

Matthais, God bless you my child 🙏

@carlakeene8383 5 ай бұрын

Im learning that amino acid therapy can be very helpful at healing the brain chemistry and very affordable..the mood cure is an additional resource.. thank you for all that you do...