I find that the trigger can bring me back to the age. So a trauma at age 6 is remembered at age 48 and it’s the 6 year old’s thoughts, feelings and beliefs that are now present and not I.
Very help video, Dr. Sweeton-thank you for mentioning that in our actual work with clients that we need to calibrate our expectations; I appreciate this being noted! & for the resource you shared about attachment trauma towards the end of your video. Your clip is easy to understand, relevant, informative & to the point. Thank you for serving our communities & sharing your wisdom + experience. Brandi Gibson, M.Ed., LCMHC, NCC
Thank you. Working to resolve aspects of this now; severe developmental rupture, age 12, thwarted all development following; needs unmet quite early; attachment “stuff”, too.
I find that the trigger can bring me back to the age. So a trauma at age 6 is remembered at age 48 and it’s the 6 year old’s thoughts, feelings and beliefs that are now present and not I.
Yes, I can relate to your experiences, as well @boxelder
Omg!! What a beautiful explanation of this disorder, you got a new Sub here.
I was adopted from an polish orphanage at the age of 3. I can relate to this video so much.
Very help video, Dr. Sweeton-thank you for mentioning that in our actual work with clients that we need to calibrate our expectations; I appreciate this being noted! & for the resource you shared about attachment trauma towards the end of your video. Your clip is easy to understand, relevant, informative & to the point. Thank you for serving our communities & sharing your wisdom + experience.
Brandi Gibson, M.Ed., LCMHC, NCC
Thank you. Working to resolve aspects of this now; severe developmental rupture, age 12, thwarted all development following; needs unmet quite early; attachment “stuff”, too.
Awesome, thank you!!
where can i find more audio information about DTD ?
“The amygdala learns to fit the environment it’s in.”
--yes. And ouch. Big ouch.