Re-Parenting - Part 1 - Stages of Development

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  • Опубликовано: 10 ноя 2024

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  • @PatchworkFarmette
    @PatchworkFarmette 11 месяцев назад +60

    These videos are literally giving me the parenting I never had

  • @barbarajean7208
    @barbarajean7208 6 месяцев назад +72

    I don’t remember being taught how to regulate emotions, how to ask for getting my needs met, self care, make and attain goals, manage money, delayed gratification, how to make friends. I knew I was loved, but I always felt like an outsider who didn’t understand the assignment. I didn’t even know there was a way to feel a part of.

    • @desiprioleau
      @desiprioleau 6 месяцев назад +5

      Not understanding the assignment is such a good way to put it

    • @kmsleyang1980
      @kmsleyang1980 6 месяцев назад +5

      Every single word you’ve typed I could have also typed. Literally every single word!

    • @heartofjesusdj
      @heartofjesusdj 5 месяцев назад +2

      I experienced all of that and then some but unfortunately the being loved thing wasn’t there either.

    • @annekary6190
      @annekary6190 5 месяцев назад +3

      Ditto 😢

    • @iainwilkes3669
      @iainwilkes3669 5 месяцев назад +4

      Same, could be my words entirely

  • @HarleenMokha
    @HarleenMokha 6 месяцев назад +57

    This is outrageous!!! How does he not have millions of subscribers and views. Never seen better quality content on mental health than Tim’s work. Tim, you are changing millions of lives and healing so many….thank you 🙏❤️

    • @jcepri
      @jcepri 5 месяцев назад +1

      It's painful to watch. I'm glad I saw it, but I feel depressed and hopeless now.

    • @wombat7961
      @wombat7961 5 месяцев назад

      @@jcepriive seen one ofhis playlists and took notes but understanding is only half the battle, the other half is integration and lowering my defences... Pretty hard
      But I'm laughing because to your point, one of the scariest things I've ever heard as an adult is Tim Fletcher saying welcome back to another Friday night ... All of this unpacking is starting to get to me hahaha

    • @jcepri
      @jcepri 5 месяцев назад

      @@wombat7961 I guess grieving what we never got is part of the process. My experience was nothing like what he describes here. my parents were completely out to lunch

    • @kenzielove99
      @kenzielove99 5 месяцев назад

      Not everyone is ready ❤ I’m so happy we found him

  • @ariconsul
    @ariconsul 11 месяцев назад +65

    Listening to this is tough. Thank goodness for neuroplasticity. New opportunities here. Thank you Tim and team.

    • @nandinigogoi2584
      @nandinigogoi2584 8 месяцев назад

      True same feeling ...

    • @minervaowl8298
      @minervaowl8298 5 месяцев назад +3

      Yep because you realize how much milestones you missed. I wish things were different.

  • @kathyhathaway3318
    @kathyhathaway3318 10 месяцев назад +71

    my biggest issue is the lack of memory. I do not remember most of my childhood which is very frustrating for me. But, my body definitely knows.

    • @Thepankaz1
      @Thepankaz1 7 месяцев назад +9

      omg same thing, i have so much trouble remembering stuff its effecting my job and relationships. People just magically remember their school days and tons of dates and life events.

    • @cewalb
      @cewalb 6 месяцев назад +9

      Might be a protection from pain, blockages. Still, as one works towards being healthy emotionally, is as layers of an onion get peeled off and you know things from past. Be persistant, ask God if there's more to adress in you ❤

    • @cameron529
      @cameron529 6 месяцев назад +1

      Same omg I thought there was something wrong with me

    • @heartofjesusdj
      @heartofjesusdj 5 месяцев назад +1

      @@AtHisFeet777I remember a lot but I also don’t remember a good deal too. It’s strange

    • @aubrie_morgan
      @aubrie_morgan 3 месяца назад

      Me either!!!!

  • @BeholdIamaNewCreation
    @BeholdIamaNewCreation 3 месяца назад +6

    Commenting to add algorithm juice to an amazing man, teacher, and man of God.

  • @harshitajaiswal555
    @harshitajaiswal555 Год назад +19

    i feel this is the only channel i need to understand this complex process.

  • @georginabastien49
    @georginabastien49 Год назад +32

    As a student of Psychology back in the day, I really resonated with Erik Erikson and Abraham Maslow. I liked the detail Tim goes into with Erikson's Stages of Development. On ACE's (adverse childhood experiences) I score 7 out of 10. Dissociation is my M.O. however, recently, I am starting to 'feel' (somatic) and it is interesting. Recently been given some information about my birth to 1 year old, as I listened to this lecture (1 of 63) I got an upset gut!! Somatically my body knew. But during actual stages from: baby, little kid, toddler, child mine were so fraught with trauma - that I shut down. Today I really connected to my body. How many times have you heard kids say they have a sore tummy? I do believe that this is anxiety. I am blown away with Tim's channel. How organized each topic is, the vast amount of knowledge/information he gives, and his ability to compassionately deliver the information. I am resonating with the lectures that I have listened to so far. I started with Anger and Complex Trauma - just so much valuable insight!! Thank You Tim and Your Team for giving this gift of information freely and compassionately!

  • @kurt6410
    @kurt6410 2 года назад +64

    It gives me chills how so much of this applies to me.

  • @wiandewaal
    @wiandewaal 2 года назад +100

    Your talks have helped me with so much awareness to my own trauma issues and how to not project it into others. 💖 Since then I've developed amazing self parenting skills how to hold a loving space for myself when wounds come up. All that your wounded inner child needs and deserves is acknowledgment, to let it be okay as it comes up and still love that part too of yourself. Then you've added more healing to your past . The child then feels seen and appreciated. 🌟 Let the child in you starts trusting you, as the adult now is always there for the more vulnerable side within you

  • @michaelczorniak8516
    @michaelczorniak8516 Год назад +28

    It’s very difficult to trust and find unconditional acceptance and love. My trust has improved with having a dog who always accepts me and I receive unconditional love. My fear is still there with “humans” and I am very guarded still at the age of 67 but it is progress. Be safe.

    • @rain_reverb
      @rain_reverb 8 месяцев назад

      I'm happy for you it's same with me as I'm 19 and in a very good ldr but i cant trust it's hard.... Im slowly getting better but i also wish to have a cat I hope my father agrees 😭

    • @GMc-iw2fy
      @GMc-iw2fy 7 месяцев назад +2

      I'm 67, and what you wrote really resonated with me.I feel blessed to have a dog. Best wishes.

  • @mariemonn8912
    @mariemonn8912 11 месяцев назад +11

    I love learning and so grateful for Tim Flecher passing his wisdom to me and all humanity that is ready to hear it and heal. Nothing makes me love myself more than understanding my own brain development, my own human conditioning that has shaped me into who I am today. I can give myself so much love, so much grace, so much patience, so much kindness and so much forgiveness, to hold the space in my healing. And in the space, I’m not only hold myself yet, my parents and their parents and their parents and their parents and their parents because of the brokenness passed down.
    I can hold my children, as they are now parents. I can hold compassionate and forgiveness for the people in the world because they are suffering also from the human conditioning. Jesus is merciful and full of grace.

  • @torasacramento4905
    @torasacramento4905 3 месяца назад +4

    I LOVE the parts about "unhealthy relationships" and the middle age! I see myself in EVERY PATTERN here. Always choosing the wrong partner - ending up with one who reflects my inadequacies back to me. Now I am a senior (not even middle age LOL) and I am still on that "holding onto my youth" crap in a lot of ways. I remember thinking if I keep looking younger than I am, never have kids and remain healthy then I have MORE TIME to try and get it right! (Only I never figured out what IT was and the hamster wheel continues to spin )

  • @daebak_hana
    @daebak_hana 2 года назад +20

    I'm so grateful that I'm in recovery and raising my child in a healthy environment.

  • @peopleunite3605
    @peopleunite3605 2 года назад +53

    Wounded children are hard to heal. We need to amp our intent to heal ourselves.

    • @harshitajaiswal555
      @harshitajaiswal555 Год назад +2

      Exactly what i thought when i realized that the actual task is heal or raise a wounded child and not a clean slate. Definitely need more compassion to do so.

  • @jcepri
    @jcepri 4 месяца назад +3

    This is simultaneously interesting, shocking and depressing. I definitely fall into the despair column. INow I know why. Being raised my two immature parents who had a volatile, deeply co-dependent relationship. Me and my 2 siblings are all messed up. I joined ACOA recently and started attending Zoom meetings. All I can say is WOW. There are a ton of us out there. All corners of the globe.

  • @debgornoski6048
    @debgornoski6048 2 года назад +92

    Teachers need more of this training, so they can understand why children act like this.

    • @absolve4024
      @absolve4024 2 года назад +7

      Right.. and understand why they react so strongly to the child

    • @jessicaballantyne7826
      @jessicaballantyne7826 2 года назад +20

      Teachers need to get paid a lot more if they are expected to reparent the child or be their psychologist. Not the teachers job! Even with the best intentions, a teacher cannot heal a child’s trauma- speaking from experience.

    • @HeartFeltGesture
      @HeartFeltGesture 2 года назад +1

      Yeah and then investigate the parents.

    • @gernottiefenbrunner172
      @gernottiefenbrunner172 2 года назад +12

      @@jessicaballantyne7826 They are not expected to reparent the child. How could they, when they have to teach twenty-something children this hour, then thirty-something different children next hour? (And more pay won't solve that)
      But they are expected to notice this stuff (and a lot of teachers do, but they rather mock/yell at the child than reach out to someone whose job it is to solve such problems)

    • @GoogleAccount00
      @GoogleAccount00 Год назад

      Teachers do learn this……

  • @brightpage1020
    @brightpage1020 2 года назад +26

    I am so grateful for this work and for all the commenters brave shares. As a parent, it is so vital to learn this so I can better support my kids.

  • @dolphinliam888
    @dolphinliam888 2 года назад +27

    I suffered family sexual abuse. This makes so much sense. At 58 I can now see what happens

  • @Joel.Ravet88
    @Joel.Ravet88 2 года назад +26

    Thank you, these videos are improving my life, and many others around me as I share them. Very grateful for you, Tim, and everyone who supports you. God is good!

  • @CaramelMsDelight
    @CaramelMsDelight 10 месяцев назад +6

    This video was so healing for me!!! Thank you for completely breaking this down. You are a really effective communicator 🙌🏽

  • @PM-zw9xz
    @PM-zw9xz 2 года назад +5

    Dear colleague, I don't have enough words to thank you!
    You are generous, bright, useful, concrete!!
    ¡GRACIAS!

  • @harshitajaiswal555
    @harshitajaiswal555 Год назад +3

    32:48 this has been one of the painful experiences for me. May i be blessed and free along with every soul that is suffering.

  • @lorieenne
    @lorieenne 2 года назад +18

    I can never thank you enough for these videos Tim. You're going through and shedding light on every strong hold there is one by one. One of my big issues when it comes to the Lord is that I feel like if I don't overcome all these issues that I'm not going to receive salvation due to lack of obedience because of the emotions/reactions, unforgiveness, anger, hatred etc. I'm really hoping God is going to be merciful with us. I know we need to change and get in line with the word, but I'm hoping he sees our hearts that want to change.

    • @kellynelson8337
      @kellynelson8337 2 года назад +3

      He definitely does! "The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak."

    • @ingerlodberg1335
      @ingerlodberg1335 Год назад

      "God doesn't love us because we are good God loves us because God is good" (parafrasing Fr. Richard Rohr)
      In my challenging lifemoments I have to trust God is mercy mercy, mercy ....

  • @jaimiejin7992
    @jaimiejin7992 6 месяцев назад +1

    I love the Christian part 2 of this teaching. I didn't know all the details in the story. Thanks for sharing. Amen.

  • @reneemoore6249
    @reneemoore6249 2 года назад +12

    He says learn to trust as the primary building block. This is tough. As I repayment myself!! I know God is trust worthy. I can be when I'm in my right mind. But I'm not always. I need an accountability partner who can see past me. My therapist and my 12 step sponsor help there. I guess I should pray MORE. 🙏
    My aging parent is critical of me still, and sometimes it really hurts. I know she can't help herself. It's not in her to change. It's up to me. It's been a ruff day. Hope it goes better tomorrow.

    • @HeartFeltGesture
      @HeartFeltGesture 2 года назад

      Hope all is O.K Renee, under the circumstances. Keep away from your mum as much as possible, shes done enough damage and you need all that empathy for yourself now. Meditate, meditation is encouraged in the Bible, its truly the doorway to Gods House. If you go deep down into the moment, you will discover the Great Spirit Energy abound with enormous Joyful Ecstasy.

  • @stephanieg4950
    @stephanieg4950 2 месяца назад

    We all need a guide and mentor. Tim is the most solid, wise and experienced mentor i have ever heard. Very clearly explained, in logical manner. Ive taken so many notes these past few months!
    Tim uses theory as a model and his practice to relate. 🎉 Fine teacher.

  • @GodHelpMe369
    @GodHelpMe369 8 месяцев назад +9

    Next time you experience a strong emotion that's overpowering you,
    stop for a second and observe it.
    Just observe the feeling without any stories about it or whatever it means to your life.
    Just feel the emotion as it is.
    Perhaps it involves a burning sensation in the stomach or maybe a flutter in the heart.
    Observe its physical manifestations in your body.
    But also observe its effects on your mind.
    Maybe it makes the thoughts start racing.
    Maybe it confuses the thinking apparatus.
    Observe all the facets of the overwhelming emotion, scientifically.
    The way you might observe a strange bug you see walking nearby.
    Or maybe the way you observed raindrops on a window when you were a kid.
    Really the goal is to learn to ride your emotions the way a Surfer rides waves.
    You don't just crash into them and you don't just let yourself get pulled under.
    With practice you can learn to ride them to shore.
    (Jesus said when you learn how to suffer you also learn how not to suffer!)

  • @FoodTrucksForDummies
    @FoodTrucksForDummies 10 месяцев назад +5

    This makes a lot of sense.

  • @LAGoff
    @LAGoff 2 года назад +19

    I never associated trauma with my being allowed to parent myself when I was 'growing up'. I basically had to raise myself.

    • @melliecrann-gaoth4789
      @melliecrann-gaoth4789 7 месяцев назад +1

      Being left to parent oneself- that is child neglect- the competent and resilient kid cannot look at it that way, it’s only in later life that a space comes in to go..jeez…
      I just didn’t get how other teens got so much family help

    • @LAGoff
      @LAGoff 6 месяцев назад

      @@melliecrann-gaoth4789 I thought I was incompetent and unresilient for not reaching out to others for parenting; but you seem to be saying that I was really competent and resilient for doing that.

  • @saraobeid647
    @saraobeid647 2 года назад +7

    Following all your videos! I really appreciate the consistency over the years!!! God bless you I can sense this perseverence is a gift from GOD!

  • @seashellsound
    @seashellsound 3 месяца назад

    Thank you for your work! Catholic mom of five here with a faith and identity crisis, like Sarai, I am blaming God for not healing my anger and shame. But he brought me to your talks, especially the Christian half, so I am starting to get hope.

  • @SteveStokesCouselling
    @SteveStokesCouselling 2 года назад +6

    Excellent resource for so many. Amazing missionary work here🙏

  • @elegantpigeon2352
    @elegantpigeon2352 Год назад +20

    It seems I never even had a chance with this whole normal development.

  • @jaimiejin7992
    @jaimiejin7992 6 месяцев назад +1

    I am not surprised that Mr. Fletcher is Christian. Teaching trauma and healing others is a heavy task - it requires so much love and dedication from one.

  • @simplypositiveme
    @simplypositiveme 9 месяцев назад +16

    So, many of us are non trusting, sensory issues, shame etc. Wow

  • @jaimiejin7992
    @jaimiejin7992 6 месяцев назад +1

    Hey Mr. Fletcher thanks for saying this - I do feel like a little child stuck in a woman's body. And as years go by, since I still haven't fixed the root issue, in some ways, I haven't grown up. I used to think when I finally found a good romantic partner, he would make it better, and he'll be my family. But now I am learning nothing external can fix it. I will resort to others for help, but at the end of the day, I am the one who's supposed to re-parent myself, love myself, and nurture myself.

  • @Thomas-jv4xp
    @Thomas-jv4xp 2 года назад +4

    I sincerely thank you Tim 🙏

  • @Evajjane
    @Evajjane 8 месяцев назад +1

    This is very informative, I saw a lot of the negative traits in my kindergarden clients and I realized that it was the lack of positive attachment styles. Unfortunately, medical doctors prescribed psychotropic medications causing the behaviors to get worse over time.

    • @melliecrann-gaoth4789
      @melliecrann-gaoth4789 7 месяцев назад

      That’s shocking that kids are getting medication so young

  • @Original50
    @Original50 2 года назад +123

    I'm not convinced by the tabula rasa model. Pre-birth experiences, such as maternal stress, drugs, (mal)nutrition, must cause changes to the personality of an infant. Also, research into epigenetics is showing that we can inherit trauma or character predispositions from our familial predecessors.

    • @absolve4024
      @absolve4024 2 года назад +12

      1000 percent.

    • @nairadevi2182
      @nairadevi2182 2 года назад +16

      Generational trauma is real. The whole (then) cultural view of female slave was a traumatising to hear after having watched the handmaind’s tale.

    • @latoyaedwards8870
      @latoyaedwards8870 2 года назад +12

      Are you a woman that has been pregnant? Are you a person that dealt with developmental trauma as a child? I can say YES to BOTH.... And so I'm saying that to say this while pregnant there are things that can affect your baby in the forms of stress whatever you go through physically mentally emotionally can affect your baby when they are born and how they act while they are a newborn but pregnancy emotional this that and the third without talking about drugs and things like that because those are things that of course will alter developmental stages but without drugs and things like that stress and such will not affect your child coming from when you were pregnant how you help your child develop dictates how they will accept embrace acknowledge understand comprehend and deal with any situation as an adult. I had a very traumatizing youth I had my first therapist and psychiatrist when I was 8 years old my mother had me when she was 13 years old I went through a tumultuous upbringing and so did my siblings and as a result as adults I see so much of what they went through in their childhood holding them and blocking them and they are now raising their children in this dysfunctional circle of learning. I believe what this man is teaching here definitely makes sense and of course should be taken into account because if you went through traumas then you are going to produce traumas possibly. I will do whatever I can to help myself be more healthy mentally physically emotionally as an adult so that I can save my baby's life and we don't have a recurring circle generational errors. Are you a person that lives in areas where you constantly see developmental traumas and toxicness and your communities as much as I have seen since I was born cuz these are the areas where these type of teachings are needed

    • @Original50
      @Original50 2 года назад +14

      @@latoyaedwards8870 Personality is complicated. There are more messed-up people on this planet than one would dare guess. Bringing-up children is difficult, because they will have traits and trauma that have nothing directly to do with you, the parent. My two teen sons are wildly different in their temperaments and view on the world and it's a wonder to watch them interpreting the world in their own unique way. 😘

    • @latoyaedwards8870
      @latoyaedwards8870 2 года назад +5

      @@Original50 traits are characteristics that doo come from parents that's why they are called traits. we aren't talking only about personality but the seeding even before they develop a personality.. yes even siblings will be different from each with the same upbringing but how nurturing you are to them during up bringing does play such a major role.. just look around at our youth right now that are in constant turmoil and destruction and trace it back to a parent. I can bet that parent has toxic trauma attached is all I'm saying.

  • @aurelienyonrac
    @aurelienyonrac 8 месяцев назад +1

    6:00 oh i have all of it. The good thing is that it brings compassion as i heal.

  • @dreamscape405
    @dreamscape405 20 дней назад

    🏆this channel is Gold 🏆

  • @tjskyye9409
    @tjskyye9409 5 месяцев назад

    So thankful for these videos. Finally someone who understands the great need for this information. Thank you so much Tim Fletcher!!!

  • @michellebechard3457
    @michellebechard3457 3 месяца назад

    Describes me to a tee. Raised with a covert narc dad and codependent avoidance dismissive mom enabling mom. Then went on and attracted a covert narc as a husband. Left after being together for 30 years, the text book case of having a relationship with a narc. I discovered yoga and it helped me see the abuse I was allowing. It’s now 7 years since I left and just learning how especially through Tim,
    It’s hard sad and painful to see what we’ve been through and then my kids! Step by step I feel guided and slowly learning now I feel safe a new discovery for me.

  • @lastdayspassagesandstudies3374
    @lastdayspassagesandstudies3374 6 месяцев назад +1

    wow..Christian part was such a blessing as have expereinced this tug of not being on the same page for many many years..if Abraham endured, so can I

  • @adimeter
    @adimeter 4 месяца назад

    Thank you. Everything you teach resonates with me.

  • @chilloften
    @chilloften 2 года назад +6

    Sweeeeet. Love this acknowledgment of reality.

  • @joannecuomo1312
    @joannecuomo1312 2 года назад +3

    Wonderful to watch your new video!

  • @rouxfaces
    @rouxfaces 5 месяцев назад

    I am so grateful for you sir, God bless you.

  • @JuliaShalomJordan
    @JuliaShalomJordan Год назад +1

    Your talks have been so helpful for me understanding myself better. God bless you.❤

  • @mores5780
    @mores5780 Год назад +2

    I just found this. At near the bottom. This is do perceptive though, its given me a will to go on another day. I doubt i can heal, why? Because I dont deserve to, so many bad choices. I'll go for understanding what happened for now.

  • @Vcoffee1235
    @Vcoffee1235 5 месяцев назад

    I don't even know where to start my entire family systems has been traumatized and I too have abandoned my son also. I'm willing to do the work and give it a try with reparenting myself for a healthier way of living

  • @katecrosby7890
    @katecrosby7890 2 месяца назад

    So grateful for you!

  • @LoveEachDay94
    @LoveEachDay94 20 дней назад

    These are amazing. Thank you.

  • @szakacselod8452
    @szakacselod8452 Месяц назад

    I would love to hear more, much more about the part what is beyond recognition, diagnose, to hear more about what to do actually, how to take those steps, more about what it means to reparent. I was sad that this part only got the last 5 minutes or so. Please give this a good 50-60 % of the talk. Otherwise i just feel disassembled but not reassembled (of course, this is a much longer process, but still).

  • @gulliver7419
    @gulliver7419 Месяц назад

    Thank you.

  • @jleach3413
    @jleach3413 2 года назад +4

    Thank you for helping me understand myself and to help me heal. I’m grateful.

  • @honestandfair1572
    @honestandfair1572 2 года назад +3

    Thank you So MUCH YOUR SO HELPFUL TO ME 😢

  • @giwajoh185
    @giwajoh185 2 года назад +1

    this really opened my eyes🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

  • @2ndChanceAtLife
    @2ndChanceAtLife 3 месяца назад +1

    63.5 years behind.
    Bankrupted by uninsured medical expenses.
    Life is SO difficult. 😢

  • @lmorter7867
    @lmorter7867 Год назад +4

    In families with multiple children have them all turn out different when they are basically parented the same? Some end up emotionally healthy yet one or more struggle?

    • @TimFletcher
      @TimFletcher  Год назад +9

      To answer your question, I think @Dr.GaborMate says it well: "Trauma is not what happens to us, trauma is what happens inside of us as a result of what happens to us". How we cope/ survive is unique to each child.

    • @GodTurnItAround
      @GodTurnItAround 5 месяцев назад

      Every human being has their very own unique interpretation of things that happen around and within them. Each one has a unique composition. Each child, while in the same home also has thrir own friends, their own music choice, their own taste preferences, their own sensitivities, and therefore will experience life totally differently even to their twin sibling. There are so many factors, which explains the term... complex.

  • @waynewells2944
    @waynewells2944 4 месяца назад

    I can go back and know the answer to lifelong issues and start healing right now. That's all I got is now and next

  • @ChrisOgunlowo
    @ChrisOgunlowo 5 месяцев назад

    Oh my! Great video.

  • @merlisist
    @merlisist 2 года назад +1

    Amazing understanding!!! Thank you. P.x

  • @kysweetheart1964
    @kysweetheart1964 5 месяцев назад

    Thanks!

  • @funkyklunky.
    @funkyklunky. 6 месяцев назад

    Pre birth experience, genetic disposition, and environmental experiences prior to age 7.... A power combination that can go exceptionally well... However if we can get just average... That's well enough and if we can get average we lower the bar.

  • @astronaut6542
    @astronaut6542 2 года назад +12

    Oh man, I got tons of work.

    • @jcepri
      @jcepri 5 месяцев назад +1

      Me too. Homework every night for the next 70 years. lol UGH.

    • @Vcoffee1235
      @Vcoffee1235 5 месяцев назад

      I know what the bad stuff looks like now it's way past the time to try the new stuff in spite of the difficulty and pain

  • @claireisva3873
    @claireisva3873 2 года назад +16

    How do you find a safe person when you have no connections?

    • @kimpuchek1956
      @kimpuchek1956 2 года назад +5

      Listen to these videos. Can you be trustworthy to yourself? This means when you set your alarm, you don’t keep hitting the snooze button and not following through with your original intention. Find others in support groups that help keep you accountable to yourself.

    • @brightpage1020
      @brightpage1020 2 года назад +1

      There are lots of resources and people who want to help you who might be able to if you reach out and let them know your situation.

    • @claireisva3873
      @claireisva3873 2 года назад +3

      @@kimpuchek1956 I haven't found any local support groups. Briefly there was a good one online when Covid first happened but they started meeting face to face again and it's not local so I couldn't attend. I wish there were local groups.

    • @kimpuchek1956
      @kimpuchek1956 2 года назад +5

      @@claireisva3873 I’ve been watching online groups for my journey into a healthier lifestyle and body. I hear others saying that self care is so important for us. They are talking about getting their hair done and painted fingernails and toenails. Yes, I can do that, too. It’s momentary. What I find self care for me is to do the deep dive into my thoughts, heart and mind. I see that this has lasting benefits for my future. It’s hard work. It’s not fast work either. I keep reminding myself that I am worthy of doing this journey finding healing for myself.

    • @gertrudewest4535
      @gertrudewest4535 2 года назад +4

      I have had to learn to be my own safe person , Claire. It took some time but it feels better and better every day.

  • @harshitajaiswal555
    @harshitajaiswal555 Год назад +6

    I think a more reasonable expectation can be that we can not expect our parents to have raise us perfectly but to at least make us so independent that we can heal ourselves and start our re-parenting journey in due time rather than creating an illusion that parents were perfect.

  • @theamazingbiff
    @theamazingbiff 2 года назад +14

    I love the information part, but you completely lost me with the biblical piece at the end. It doesn't seem to occur to anyone that Hagar was raped. As a slave she had no say in the narrative so of course she was presented badly. What does this have to do with childhood trauma? Where's your concern for Hagar's trauma?

    • @birnagu
      @birnagu 2 года назад +5

      Agree!

    • @pampistiko7097
      @pampistiko7097 6 месяцев назад

      💯 ! The old testament is one fucked up book. I had to turn it off when this guy makes out Abraham was opposed to raping the slave, but is cajoled by his wife.... yup, that's probably what happened.

  • @Tnc874
    @Tnc874 2 года назад +8

    Wow. Now i know why i had a lotnof memory issues as a kid. I think my mind wasalways racing and id forget where i put things

  • @balcobops
    @balcobops 4 месяца назад +1

    tfw Tim says "and then" and I have to lock in for the next earth-shattering revelation.

  • @yourunknownfriend1234
    @yourunknownfriend1234 11 месяцев назад +2

    TRUST FAITH IN GOD
    BEGIN TO REPARENT YOURSELF
    LEARN TO TRUST AUTHENTIC CONNECT
    CAUSE N EFFECT

  • @emjng
    @emjng 2 года назад +1

    thank you so much

  • @JamilaCrockett
    @JamilaCrockett 3 месяца назад

    ❤🙏🏽Thank you sooo much for this information…

  • @lukecarey613
    @lukecarey613 Год назад

    Amazing.

  • @2rhythms
    @2rhythms 2 года назад +5

    Sarah had a crisis of faith…. Who wouldn’t? Sarah gets menopause… Abraham didn’t.

  • @primrosedahlia9466
    @primrosedahlia9466 2 месяца назад

    Do you know what is worst in this situation? The fact that these indibiduals often see therapists, counselors etc growing up, and those individuals doesnt have any knowledge or skills about this to even point it out to them. I was one of those individuals who grew up in an abusive home. When I reached puberty I started confronting my father..I didnt take any crap anymore.. I was going through hell, and had no nurturing adults in my life and all I felt was shame and that I wasnt worthy. I remember my mother gave me an envelope that I was supposed to give to my teacher, but I was a teenager (14 I think) and didnt do as I was told..and opened the letter. She had written to my teacher that I was psychologically unstable! So there I was, a 14 year old girl having an emotional reaction to abuse- confrontimg my father to try to protect myself, and instead of my mother protecting me and getting me away from my father, she enabled the abuse and told people that I was the problem, making me feel even more shame and unworhyness than I ever did before that point. The abandonment trauma was huge. She took me to my gp who made me take some medication that made me a complete zombie... And at age 20 when I saw a psychologist after a trauma where I had been drugged down and had been found by police at a mountain and had to be transported to the ER by helicopter, I told him about the medication and he was shocked and told me that it was a drug that they used in mental hospitals with very sick individuals, like heavy mental illness. He was so angry and shocked that the gp hadnt even sent me to a therapist who might have figured out what was actually going on... Anyway... I saw a lot of therapists in different situations over 20+ years, and noone understood cptsd and how it affects the developmental stages of an individuals life. After being on that medication at age 14 that heavily sedated me, I started abusing drugs.. I understood this at age 20 and got away from that toxic youth environment I was in, understanding that I had done that as a result of being programmed to not deal with trauma but to sedate myself and chasing death through destructive behavior...I may have been strong enough to get away from drugs back then, but I was not able to form healthy relationships..so I only attracted abusive people into my life, not being able to assert healthy boundaries to the abuse. Ive spent all my life trying to fix the consequences of my traumas and dysfunctional coping strategies.. But its still a mess... If any of the people I spoke to back in my early teenage years had thought me about healthy versus unhealthy development, and had gotten me away from my dysfunctional family...I wouldve never been in the situation Im in now as a middle aged person. But counsellors,psychologists etc have zero understanding of abuse. I once had a psychologist who was specializing in trauma, tell me to respond to my father in a certain type of way. I was shocked that she thought that you could have a normal rational conversation with an abusor. Not understanding that narcissistic,sociopathic and psychopathic individuals dont think or respond like normal healthy individuals. THAT is my biggest issue with professionals that work in jobs where they are supposed to help people, and then they do more harm than anything with their horrible advice. They think that abusors are able to feel shame and guilt.

  • @Star-dj1kw
    @Star-dj1kw 3 месяца назад

    ❤❤ excellent

  • @tannertucker22
    @tannertucker22 10 месяцев назад

    I had all up to I was about 7 or 8. I think Erickson is early.

  • @Icant4
    @Icant4 7 месяцев назад

    Are there any talks to parents that want to improve their relationships with their children?
    Like there are so many talks on hour to identify and make sense of the trauma that’s been passed down to you but what about people that want to find resolution with their adult children for causing them trauma?

  • @MoonHutMusic
    @MoonHutMusic 7 месяцев назад +3

    This makes me really question... does anyone come from a healthy home?

  • @LoverofSunflowernBees
    @LoverofSunflowernBees Год назад

    I need help! I can’t afford the help I need but this has happened to me and I need help and I need to watch all your videos but I need more help that this Tim, because I need to get out of here. I need for my whole family to get help, I need to be out of this house that I live in with them Tim, it just not a healthy environment for me here, I need help.. from professional too right now but I’m Christian and don’t want to be put on 5 different medications ? I have a son who is an addict, I’m going to cry when I watch your daughters video she is going to touch my heart. Help I need help.. I need a place I can go that I can heal.. and be in an environment I’m not an addict but I need someplace I can go to get help… Tom please reply to my comment. Thank you for helping us all!

  • @michellewhitney6841
    @michellewhitney6841 2 года назад +1

    Interesting

  • @jamieanderson5991
    @jamieanderson5991 2 года назад +6

    lol we NEVER blame the man! If Abraham trusted in GOD he would have never slept with another women...he would have believed GOD and waited and stayed with his wife only...im not a Christain but I enjoy your videos. A physco woman.... not a good term to use in therapy. A HURT woman ...

    • @mytube2237
      @mytube2237 2 года назад

      3 types of brain waves: woman, man and - get this depth - psychopath

  • @MsFeliciaG
    @MsFeliciaG 2 года назад +3

    How does one rebuild new relationships.

    • @MsFeliciaG
      @MsFeliciaG 2 года назад

      @@rickp.6251 and what if ones done all that…

    • @absolve4024
      @absolve4024 2 года назад +1

      I would start in ACA, and when building new relationships I would look for people who feel safe: do I feel safe and social with them and if not why?
      And the person would respect /love themselves but can also have a sense of being fully present with you.

  • @MissMusiKmanic
    @MissMusiKmanic 11 месяцев назад +2

    This was painful to watch at 53 I don’t know how I made it this far.

  • @birnagu
    @birnagu 2 года назад +4

    A great talk and helpful. Until the biblical discussion. Really strange conclusion 🤔

  • @bingoandtoto
    @bingoandtoto Месяц назад

    Hey, survivors who reach here luckily. I hope your life will be yours.

  • @mettacine
    @mettacine 7 месяцев назад

    So painful. I'm in ACA 12 step. It indicstes to reparent oneself but it doesn't refer to setails like here. Wish i had this explanation sooner.

  • @catharsis3083
    @catharsis3083 4 месяца назад

    oh... so I'm utterly traumatised since birth and it's not like i became "antisocial" and suddenly "bitter and mean" because when i was younger i was "such a lovely and loving child", nice to know it

    • @kamaltahir6440
      @kamaltahir6440 2 месяца назад

      Try CBT, change the limiting beliefs YOU formed early in life and watch what happens. And that's not an attack, we literally form our beliefs cause it's us who give meanings to our carer's behaviour when we were young. Go back and give it different meanings and the change will leave you speechless.

  • @Ominous89
    @Ominous89 6 месяцев назад

    My first thoughts at 3 years old:
    -"Why is mommy talking to herself? Why is she angry?"
    -"Hey mommy has a new friend, we're all gonna watch Little Mermaid"
    -"Is daddy working late again?"
    -"Where's mommy and her friend?"
    Walks upstairs
    "What's that funny sound?"
    Opens the door
    "Wtf is mommy doing there with her friend?"
    Mommy:"Uhg"
    Friend: "Shit! Get out!"

  • @marieclaire7995
    @marieclaire7995 2 года назад +9

    I normally don't listen to the second Christian part,but thought I'll listen this time.Can't help saying I was so disappointed to hear such a misogynistic interpretation.All in the name of God!!!

    • @nagrabagra4924
      @nagrabagra4924 2 года назад +3

      Perhaps then it's better that you don't listen.

    • @marieclaire7995
      @marieclaire7995 2 года назад +1

      @@nagrabagra4924 yes,I agree.

    • @janiceb7590
      @janiceb7590 2 года назад

      Marie Claire this is just one person’s interpretation. You get to create your own based on what you currently need.

    • @aktchungrabanio6467
      @aktchungrabanio6467 2 года назад

      @@janiceb7590 How convenient!

  • @nishasankaran
    @nishasankaran 7 месяцев назад +1

    Danger signs can shiw differently in girls

  • @lamyaamer1646
    @lamyaamer1646 2 года назад +6

    i am 41 today and i still dont know who i am

    • @naomicalian2696
      @naomicalian2696 2 года назад +2

      I'm 45 and been asking same my whole life.... something my counselor said seems to help that pain "you are love and love flows to and from you" , something about it just felt like something, peace too u ♥️

  • @darlinjacq1552
    @darlinjacq1552 26 дней назад

    I did not scheme, but i have been with God's Greatest Gift while waiting for Him. I learned many lessons from this Gift aNd, I AM not regretting My decision for All'ah My Mighty because I Know It Is Going To Happen Someday, To MeMeMeeeeeee 😉🤪🤗

  • @boomgirlbucko
    @boomgirlbucko Год назад +1

    34:00

  • @TheAptimn
    @TheAptimn Год назад

    could you share the link to the presentation file?

  • @tearthangel373
    @tearthangel373 2 года назад +6

    There is no “What’s my part in it with being victimized by a Covert-Passive-Aggressive Narcissist Abuse for 13 years with chronic lying and Gaslighting and pornography addiction

    • @kowens8504
      @kowens8504 2 года назад +8

      I did 12 years. Sounds like jail time doesn't it? Anyway I'd say 'my part' was that I didn't listen to my gut. I tolerated the intolerable. I excused the unexcusable. I didn't protect the innocent. I though I could fix it. I didn't want to see the truth about him. I surrendered to the unqualified opinions of people who just didn't get what we were living, to try to maintain personal credibility in their eyes, at a huge cost to myself and children. My list is long but I'll stop here.

  • @jonathanlindsey7623
    @jonathanlindsey7623 6 месяцев назад

    So when I, in business, call you. Knowing you attach to objects...