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Thank you for mentioning services and their potentially retraumatising impacts! Very important but rarely exposed.

Finally!!! Someone who knows how to simplify and understands that not everyone can digest jargon!! 👏🏼

Wow well compiled all reflective theories in a nut shell. Thank you very much Sir.

Without medical diagnosis, much, much easier to see patterns of distress routed in people's lives and social histories, and today's society, economics and local and global politics. Patterns like these makes it potentially much easier to see what changes would reduce human stress - seems very obvious. But maybe currently too obvious and too challenging.

The most important idea from this that to me is made more explicit, is the greater possibility of showing how patterns link with what is happening in society, economics and politics. It seems almost too obvious - so too challenging. Society prefers to blame or at best accord a variety of identities or victimhood.

Amazing interview, thank you for it 🩵

As a retired medic (UK GP) I see your ideas around people who are patients becoming able to access services and support and benefits independent of whether or not they have a diagnosis as being something of enormous value and potential. Somatisation of distress, in particular, I see as a deeply enculturated method of obtaining relief and support in an NHS where the paradigm is one of entry via diagnosis - whether physical or mental and much more often physical. This paradigm described in PTMF may be an opportunity to make inroads into that label as ticket-in culture and to make entry to services instead about recognising people's discouragement and lack of meaning in a challenging situation - incidentally both very Adlerian ideas which I am training in.

As a retired NHS GP and as an Adlerian Counsellor nearing the end of training - and indeed as a person who has journeyed through UK NHS Mental Health outpatient and inpatient services myself, I very much appreciate this thinking and this thoughtful approach to meaning in illness. It is quite astonishingly rich and helpful and full of potential and holism. It feels viscerally appealing and relevant. It has a feeling of 'right' and 'real' too and it is addressing concrete issues which are current and active. Thank you very much and may I encourage you to keep being bold and brave and challenging.

For info on my 5 day Workforce Development Programme email me at: Ray.middleton@ladder4life.com PTMF links: The General Patterns and their principles are described in the Power Threat Meaning Framework Overview, pp 42-73, available on the main PTMF website. On the same website page, you can also find a shorter explanation about the Patterns, and some more recently-developed examples of Patterns: www.bps.org.uk/member-networks/division-clinical-psychology/power-threat-meaning-framework The Patterns are explained and illustrated in an accessible format in 'A straight-talking introduction to the Power Threat Meaning Framework' (2020), by Mary Boyle and Lucy Johnstone, PCCS Books, chapter 8. www.pccs-books.co.uk/products/a-straight-talking-introduction-to-the-power-threat-meaning-framework-an-alternative-to-psychiatric-diagnosis

For info on my 5 day Workforce Development Programme email me at: Ray.middleton@ladder4life.com PTMF links: The General Patterns and their principles are described in the Power Threat Meaning Framework Overview, pp 42-73, available on the main PTMF website. On the same website page, you can also find a shorter explanation about the Patterns, and some more recently-developed examples of Patterns: www.bps.org.uk/member-networks/division-clinical-psychology/power-threat-meaning-framework The Patterns are explained and illustrated in an accessible format in 'A straight-talking introduction to the Power Threat Meaning Framework' (2020), by Mary Boyle and Lucy Johnstone, PCCS Books, chapter 8. www.pccs-books.co.uk/products/a-straight-talking-introduction-to-the-power-threat-meaning-framework-an-alternative-to-psychiatric-diagnosis

For more information on my workforce development programme email me: Ray.middleton@ladder4life.com

Thank you for explaining it succinctly

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I would love to be involved in this in some way.

Thank you lots. Great video!

Dr. Middleton, how would I go about getting trained in the PTM Framework from the states?

Excellent, thank you so much.

Thanks Ray, this is really useful and informative!

I am learning this framework in a graduate class rn, and this video helps a lot for me to fully understand the meanings of it. Thank you

Can you do a video on how to deal with a client when they're having a bad day? For example: If they are upset and not wanting to work with you.

Thank you kindly for this summary.

gracias Dr.! gran trabajo. saludos des de barcelona

Dear Dr. I am studying educational leadership management. Your explanation is very informative. I subscribeed your channel too. Thank you . Bless you

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Thanks for the great videos! How many strengths should we list? The more strengths I list the more guilty I feel about being so blessed and yet being apparently unable to get anywhere in life.

Fantastic! Thank you for your excellent explanation and for sharing your story.

Excellent explanation. Thank you!

Email me for more info on my PTMF and other Trauma informed training at Ray.middleton@ladder4life.com - and try my free Trauma Informed Care course at www.ladder4life.com I also deliver training on Reflective Practice, Trauma Informed Practice, and Jay Levy’s Pretretment approach to those furthest from mainstream services (from USA)

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Hi Dr, I am a Trauma Informed Counsellor, I would like to know if your training are for users/patients or for professionals&counsellors. Thank you for what you do!!! A question for you: Don't you see the link between trauma and narcissism in people and how much all the things you said in this video are linked to that?..what do you think, from your knowledge studies and professional experience? Thank you again!

I so need this, as would answer so straight forward to my therapist of when I was 24!

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Hey!, keep up the work. You might enjoy this channel 👉 #drjohnaking. I find him encouraging and insightful.

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Get my free trauma informed practice course here www.ladder4life.com

Get my free trauma informed practice course here www.ladder4life.com

Get my free trauma informed practice course here www.ladder4life.com

Get my free trauma informed practice course here www.ladder4life.com

Get my free trauma informed practice course here www.ladder4life.com

Get my free trauma informed practice course here www.ladder4life.com

Get my free trauma informed practice course here www.ladder4life.com

Get my free trauma informed practice course here www.ladder4life.com

Get my free trauma informed practice course here: www.ladder4life.com Or Email me about my training offer at Ray.middleton@ladder4life.com This film is an episode from my training course about Jay Levy’s excellent “Pretreatment” approach.

Get my free Trauma Informed Practice course here: www.ladder4life.com or email me for info about my training Ray.middleton@ladder4life.com

hi Ray thankyou for sharing this free training. really enjoyed it.

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Thank you for your excellent explanation of PTMF. As a traumatised survivor, I am coerced to understand what It is that I am surviving. When my greater interest would be something completely different. Such as, horticulture or geology or interior design or geography etc. Certainly not psychology or why people behave badly in society. Gotz Blome M.D. describes people professionally and in particular, characters that have been a subversive influence in their group all their lives. Currently, there is this type of nasty character as the leader of Syria. The people affected by him have fled in mass migration. What can you do about this subversive behaviour being inflicted secretly on masses of people. Let alone trafficked isolated children and people. Gotz Blome describes this person as the Centaury type in his book. They are male or female. " Advanced Bach Flower Therapy " A Scientific Approach to Diagnosis and Treatment. They behave as criminals. And there was a very nasty side in the life of Freddie Mercury ? ? The group had to accommodate inhuman behaviour.

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I have watched this video after reading Heavy Light by Horatio Clare who is a follower of this treatment. Thank you for the very excellent description.