healing childhood trauma

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  • Опубликовано: 18 дек 2024

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  • @erin-hp4ng
    @erin-hp4ng 4 года назад +574

    he talks so soft and caring that it actually made me cry. No one has ever talked to me like this.

  • @Shane542
    @Shane542 Год назад +5

    When you hate somebody, you’re still depending on them for something..WOW!!! There’s a powerful statement if I’ve ever heard one!!!!!

  • @shinobiwan_3
    @shinobiwan_3 4 года назад +222

    “Forgiveness is letting go of the need for them to pay you back”...

    • @victoriat8481
      @victoriat8481 4 года назад

      Brilliant ♥️

    • @nadiathompson9521
      @nadiathompson9521 4 года назад

      Thank you 😊 this video has set me on the right path of my healing

    • @Mawykins
      @Mawykins 4 года назад

      Big oof on that one for me too

    • @merlinjover5689
      @merlinjover5689 7 месяцев назад

      Thats one hell of a quote❤😢

  • @delaneygalloup2232
    @delaneygalloup2232 4 года назад +327

    Came from your tik tok that said “trauma is not measured in severity but by surprise”... and I realize that this happened with my father and then again with a traumatic break up.. I was never able to explain this trauma, but wow.. those words moved me.

    • @Insecuritiesdontend
      @Insecuritiesdontend 4 года назад +9

      When you’re a kid the surprise is heavy

    • @delaneygalloup2232
      @delaneygalloup2232 4 года назад +6

      @@Insecuritiesdontend and difficult to process..

    • @rachelansley6257
      @rachelansley6257 4 года назад +8

      Same to allll of what you said. After the trauma with my dad, I tried to return a life of trust (how it was before the trauma) without processing the hurt fully. I entered a relationship where I was naive to his manipulation and forced myself to see the good because I wanted so badly to believe there was good. Instead, this only reinforced my belief that people can’t be trusted... Still working to get to a point where I can again but it’s a long road to recovery.

    • @taylorgoshorn5516
      @taylorgoshorn5516 4 года назад +1

      I came from that tik tok as well.

  • @Sebasks.20
    @Sebasks.20 4 года назад +118

    he just described me, and his voice makes me cry because no one has ever talked to me with such respect, somewhat care, or softness. this is helping me heal

  • @ChrisPaytas
    @ChrisPaytas 4 года назад +65

    I’m a 47 year old man with childhood trauma. While I don’t have addictions to drugs or alcohol I do have a a vast history of broken relationships and jobs. I’ve run away from EVERYTHING that felt threatening. Even if it wasn’t. Every argument or questioning or debt felt like I failed and I ran away before the rejection of the relationship happened. I’ve never felt safe with anyone. I’ve never been able to explain to those who do love me why I do what I do. These words of yours are a good start. THANK YOU! ❤️

  • @markfaussette762
    @markfaussette762 4 года назад +101

    I’ve never once heard any words like this, I needed this thank you

  • @somethingstrange7184
    @somethingstrange7184 4 года назад +37

    I have never had someone told me that my situation mattered. I had recently convinced my myself that it didn’t and that I ultimately didn’t mattered as well...
    But thank you. I think I really needed that.

  • @desglanden3347
    @desglanden3347 4 года назад +4

    I think the worst is feeling helpless,going back to being a six year old and not being able to stop him from hurting her in front of me.Or stop him from hurting me,and even now I still don’t know what I could have done.

  • @Somewhere.in.between
    @Somewhere.in.between 4 года назад +44

    You're such an incredibly well spoken psychologist. I'd really enjoy a video on forgiving but not reconciling with your abusers. I've cut my family out of my life and my mental health has greatly improved since but I'm dealing with a lot of anger from being robbed of my childhood and a normal adulthood. I greatly appreciate you and your videos beyond measure. You're helping so many ❤️

  • @derekr9758
    @derekr9758 4 года назад +31

    I just feel so distant, and my dads just a reflection of the way his parents “parented” him. My fathers just a stranger that I know really well. I really just don’t feel like I can talk to him about it

  • @yarelygalindo7623
    @yarelygalindo7623 4 года назад +17

    Someone please make him famous. He deserves it more than anyone on this app. Thanks for the cry, and feeling of acceptance ❤️

  • @laural.6595
    @laural.6595 4 года назад +105

    I saw your tiktok on how trauma wasnt measured by severity but expectation/surprise. I always thought i wasnt worth talking about it because mine didnt seem to affect me to the point of breaking or just wasnt as bad as others to matter

    • @sarahpolk3704
      @sarahpolk3704 4 года назад +8

      Every experience matters. The smallest splinter still hurts ‐hugs‐ I wish you all the best.

    • @Jacksonhasjacob
      @Jacksonhasjacob 4 года назад +3

      I feel this.

    • @goertzpsychiatry9340
      @goertzpsychiatry9340 4 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/KalA5o8YG2k/видео.html

  • @88HunTer08
    @88HunTer08 4 года назад +63

    This hit hard.
    Thank you for the cry and realization.

  • @ScorpionMaiden75
    @ScorpionMaiden75 8 месяцев назад +1

    The people I was supposed to be safe with were the one's that caused the most damage. Unfortunately it carried over to my adult relationships. I forgave my dad just before he passed away. It was harder to forgive my mom until I understood what she went through with my dad.
    Scary part is that the trauma repeats itself in different relationships. Never once thought I'd end up in a relationship just like my mom and dad's.
    I have now been on my own for close to a year. I'm working on forgiving myself for the things I've been through with my ex-husband. Being too scared to ask for help. That no one would believe me. Just like when I was 9 and my dad left me in foster care for something he did to me.
    Bless you dear for bring this important subject to light.
    Much love and thanks
    💜💕🔥👑🦋👑🔥💕💜

  • @alyssabousman4183
    @alyssabousman4183 4 года назад +18

    I needed this. So badly. I've been to therapy session after therapy session and none of them have helped me the way you have. Thank you for being you, man. This video alone is going to help so many people.

  • @thechdlife2457
    @thechdlife2457 4 года назад +9

    I went into heart failure and had Emergency Open Heart surgery, at 12yrs old. Explaining to some how that caused PTSD is so hard because they don't get it. But you saying that it catches you by surprise helps me so much.

  • @tyleremanuel8662
    @tyleremanuel8662 4 года назад +4

    I’m a 27 year old woman who just talked to my mother about something that happened as a child yesterday for the first time and I come upon your video today😭 I really really needed this. Thank you

  • @arimejia2900
    @arimejia2900 4 года назад +21

    Please do a series on this topic, this video helped me so much and hit home.

  • @angelc813
    @angelc813 4 года назад +6

    When you said we can travel back to that child when trauma occurred to say, “It’s okay. I see you. I know you” I straight out cried. Being swept under the rug is as detrimental as the trauma. That’s the perfect environment for damage and ptsd.
    Thank you so much for taking the time to remind us to come back to the present with the breathing exercise at the end. You’re an amazing therapist. I’m so glad my daughter, who is currently going to college with her major being psychology, shared your link with me.
    Merry Christmas to you and yours.🎄

  • @childsatheart
    @childsatheart 3 года назад +2

    This video was more helpful to me than you know. 12 year old me hasn't known what to do in order to heal for nearly two decades because the severity of what I went through was always downplayed by everyone else. Time to take that power back. Thank you.

  • @hairysleiva8859
    @hairysleiva8859 4 года назад +15

    I can’t even express how I feel but what I do know is that I’m done procrastinating and holding back, I’m going go see a therapist because this hurts SO MUCH and I’ve been holding back from it. I haven’t allowed myself to process anything, I just let everything “go” because then I don’t have to hurt anymore

  • @mistygallimore7558
    @mistygallimore7558 3 года назад +2

    As a social worker who treats many that are so broken from trauma, thank you. Your words and insight are beautiful and truly amazing. There’s literally no telling how many lives you are changing. God bless you!

  • @makaylaazimi3139
    @makaylaazimi3139 4 года назад +8

    You’re so calm and collected that I felt like it was okay to be calm too. It wasn’t being talked at, it was being talked with.

  • @rachelcole9289
    @rachelcole9289 8 часов назад

    You are sensational. Im a trainee n hearing you is this gold dust in a platform riddled with "fixes". Thank you for putting you and this out here. We need more of you ✨️ keep honouring you!

  • @OMGitsKristinaxD
    @OMGitsKristinaxD 4 года назад +4

    I don’t know why I thought I could get through this without crying. I was sobbing 3 minutes in.

  • @MartaVelez0108
    @MartaVelez0108 4 года назад +25

    On here from TikTok! You hit on something deep! That trauma isn’t measured over time, but by surprise! No one has ever help me call my trauma, trauma! I kept trying to convince myself that I hadn’t suffered enough to call my unresolved trauma! I have been trying to manage my anxiety, my PTSD... and I’m afraid that my depression would come back. I take my meds regularly and I do my best to be gentle with myself. But I needed this information, this validation! OMG, I treated up and then felt a calm and a release! Thank you!!

    • @MartaVelez0108
      @MartaVelez0108 4 года назад +1

      Thank you!! Thank you!!! You gave me so much in that message!

  • @milfx283
    @milfx283 4 года назад +4

    Thank you! I needed this so much! At 37 after several therapists, nothing ever hit me the way this video did. I will be actively working on forgiving myself and self medicating. I have needed to do this for so long. 🙏🏼

  • @sharayahkramberg4891
    @sharayahkramberg4891 4 года назад +10

    tw: assault
    i genuinely fell in love with your content and I'm so thankful that you've started to also create youtube videos. im 18 years old and in february i was physically assaulted by a man I let into my home and called a friend, and it left me in the hospital. you're videos give me relief for helping me understand, understand my feelings, why i do certain things because of the trauma, etc. while this video is about child hood trauma, it really fit my situation. im grateful for you. were grateful for you. please don't stop what you're doing

  • @ksakilan
    @ksakilan Год назад +1

    Wow! I have been struggling with forgiving my 9-13 year old me. Like she should have done better. I am now aware I need to gift myself forgiveness. Wow!

  • @watermelon4616
    @watermelon4616 4 года назад +5

    My grandad killed himself, it turned my mom into mean person and she took it out on me. It’s so true that trauma isn’t about severity it’s about surprise.

  • @laurenshepherd3237
    @laurenshepherd3237 4 года назад +7

    I am moved to tears. I have been struggling with my past self for a while now and this is exactly the answers i have been needing

  • @crystalmonroe3904
    @crystalmonroe3904 4 года назад +10

    I sobbed. But you said what I've needed to hear. Thank you so much.

  • @daniellemitchell800
    @daniellemitchell800 2 года назад +2

    You took me back to that 6 year old little girl whom knew nothing any different but this dysfunctional life. I thought everyone lived the way I did….had parents the same as mine.

  • @kayleet7110
    @kayleet7110 4 года назад +10

    I've recently been through something traumatic, and this resounds really deeply. Thank you for giving me a map.

  • @yasminclouser
    @yasminclouser 4 года назад +8

    i am crying so hard right now. Also. I know you didn’t mention religion at all in this video but I can see by the way you speak on forgiveness and reconciliation that you have a relationship with Christ. He shines through you, it’s beautiful.

  • @Dmwapoasj
    @Dmwapoasj 5 месяцев назад

    This feels like an acknowledgment done personally and I guess that is sometimes all what most of us need in later adulthood to manage the healing process. Thank you.

  • @jenniferkeller9593
    @jenniferkeller9593 3 года назад

    Wow! Listening to your tiktok videos and now RUclips videos has changed me. I grew up with so much trauma... I ran from it in every way that i could, physically, emotionally, mentally, even spiritually. I'm 38 and just barely scratching the surface of healing and freedom. After listening to you, I realize that trauma therapy is probably exactly what I've needed all this time. Thank you

  • @ilovejordanw
    @ilovejordanw 4 года назад +11

    You have to learn to talk to little you. It’s life changing. Figure out what age you are in that moment your triggered and then say everything that someone should have said or done and calm them. We heal ourselves. 💜

    • @Ascendingsoul1
      @Ascendingsoul1 4 года назад +1

      Great perspective ,never looked to do this ;this way.. thanks!

    • @victoriat8481
      @victoriat8481 4 года назад

      @@Ascendingsoul1 it's effective. Healing the child within you it is on you tube.

  • @mikeyvolcom760
    @mikeyvolcom760 4 года назад

    Wow! I am a 30 year old male and have just realized when I quit drinking, what my pains are and what I have numbed for so long and covered up. Neglect and abandonment issues have consumed my life. Trust issues and no self love. This video speaks volumes for me! I just wanted to say thank you!

  • @Curly-T
    @Curly-T 4 года назад +7

    Thank you. So much of that I needed to listen to. I see my therapist every week. I’m so glad I listened to this. I’ve always known that forgiveness is for me, but I never understand it. Now it makes more sense. I’m over 50 and dealing with this I thought if I put it in a box on a shelf in my brain and forget it’s there. That would be that. Not so. That box exploded when I had a flashback. I’m on my way to healing and your videos help. Thank you.

  • @thzshg33387
    @thzshg33387 4 года назад

    This video made me cry roughly 4 times. I paused to go back and make sure I didn't lose focus or miss anything. Someone else mentioned in the comments that your tone and the way you speak is so soft and caring that it made them cry -- I had this same experience. It was a little jarring to realize that my caregivers never spoke to me like this. With understanding or compassion. Thank you for posting these videos.

  • @CAT-titude
    @CAT-titude 2 года назад

    All I can think is to put this on replay to relisten to it for however long it takes to get this to stick. It is powerful and for anyone that has been trough trauma, a great place to start. I struggle with carrying the resentment, hurt, and anger for the person to not only acknowledge their part but to stop the manipulation that continues. I realize now its my power to stop placing myself there and to let go. it hurts but I realize its all i have left to do to save myself.

  • @happysunflower8298
    @happysunflower8298 3 года назад

    Your voice is like a cloud, a cloud that helped the rain come out. A cloud that was comforting and trustworthy. A cloud that gave me things I havent felt in a while.

  • @roxannegroenewald312
    @roxannegroenewald312 3 года назад

    I couldn't go without commenting on your post... I saw a tik tok on a friend's status about being interested in the interest of your partner and I just 1000% agreed on it. Then because I don't tik tok I just typed your name and RUclips came up. This one caught my attention first, because it's made me who I am today, but this also helps me to fight for my daughter. I have saved this video to listen it again so that I can journal exactly how I feel about why my past from other people shouldn't determine why I can't see my daughter. Why should my daughter and myself pay for other people's actions and not see each other... This is now a public post... And I never felt to share these things like this, but I needed to show gratitude in a way 'you', Matthias would understand how deep the appreciation goes. This video I watched for free, but the help I could never put a price on.
    Thank you!!

  • @amysarginson692
    @amysarginson692 4 года назад +2

    This is life changing. Thank you. Made me cry when you said 13 years old. My lord you are in my head

  • @nveedstyle
    @nveedstyle 3 года назад

    Listening to you talk about childhood trauma I knew you had to have experienced it yourself. Then you said “as I know too well”.
    Finally someone who understands.

  • @hardymasonj
    @hardymasonj 3 года назад

    The gentle intensity of your voice in your videos is itself therapeutic

  • @crystalfoshee9407
    @crystalfoshee9407 4 года назад

    This makes so much sense to why mothers with childhood trauma end up being the best mothers they learned the skills to teach and protect their children with from what they didn’t have growing up

  • @rayne8491
    @rayne8491 4 года назад

    I had to stop the video in the middle because i became overwhelmed with the discovery that i have endured 12 years of trauma ignoring my infancy trauma from being born in china during the one child policy and everything that stemmed from that. this video has done more for me in 10 minutes than my therapist had done in a year. thank you for making these kinds of videos. i only discovered your content on tik tok maybe a month ago but every video has touched my soul. thanks to you i can begin the long road to healing.

  • @nasihamarie
    @nasihamarie 3 года назад

    You, Matthias are a gift to this world. You speak a universal language. Bless

  • @rickiversen9813
    @rickiversen9813 3 года назад

    I just needed to level set against this Matthias. This isn't just a road map, it's also a touchstone to refocus the work that we have done. You are a blessing.

  • @britneyclisham8138
    @britneyclisham8138 4 года назад

    You are such an inspiration to me, and many many others. I am an empath who has experienced a lot of trauma, beginning around the age of four (that I can truly remember). I have had anxiety since I can remember, and battled depression for years. I have been learning about inner child healing through different RUclips accounts for years and been working on healing my own.. I have even gotten my mother into the meditations, etc. People have felt comfortable opening up to me about vulnerable parts of their lives, and I love giving my advice requested. Recently I had an epiphany that I should be a therapist. Your videos are pushing me to stop procrastinating and go to school for it. I’d love to hear your story. But either way, thank you for being you. For sharing your gift with all of us. You should be so proud of who you are. 👏😊💕

  • @sweeeeetcaroline
    @sweeeeetcaroline 4 года назад +1

    Please continue your videos. Turn this into a series. I'm finding such calmness watching you.

  • @thatsme6254
    @thatsme6254 4 года назад +1

    “I don’t need you to be proud of me in order for me to feel ok about myself”
    I came to this 3 yrs ago and letting that go was like lifting the world off my shoulders.
    If I’m proud of me then that’s all that matters.

  • @shaneequam1
    @shaneequam1 3 года назад

    Its like he's telling me who i am, but he doesn't really know me. So beautiful. So much to think about. So much hit home. Thank you for sharing.

  • @tykanniard9904
    @tykanniard9904 3 года назад

    Everyone on this comment section is so thankful for you thank you so much you deserve what we cannot give you you are an amazing person

  • @ashiekate8939
    @ashiekate8939 3 года назад

    I am completely speechless at how this touched my soul. You are an angel. Thank you for this.

  • @izzy-rh0309
    @izzy-rh0309 4 года назад +2

    I was starting to tear up then he said that you couldn’t have stopped your parents from fighting I really started crying because my parents fight over everything and I feel like it’s all my fault.

  • @bonbonmatcha
    @bonbonmatcha 4 года назад +5

    i literally had this conversation with my therapist today. your words are very moving and impactful. thank you.

  • @Gubagoo109
    @Gubagoo109 Год назад

    This was such a good video. I’ve never heard trauma approached in such a way that was so validating and helpful

  • @susansmaltz9848
    @susansmaltz9848 4 года назад +2

    I don’t need you to be proud of me to be OK with myself.
    Wow. I just...wow.

  • @victoriawhitaker4373
    @victoriawhitaker4373 4 года назад

    I related to this so much! But not in childhood but in my marriage. This was real and deep. I realized i will never get the answers i want on why he did what he did to me but that doesn’t mean it has to take over my whole life. I’ve let it hurt my new relationship but no more. Thank you for this.

  • @elizabethgarrett8037
    @elizabethgarrett8037 Год назад

    I don’t know how you had all the words to voice everything I’ve been feeling but I can’t thank you enough. Bless you❤

  • @patriciacipolla6258
    @patriciacipolla6258 3 года назад

    You are so needed in this world. I hope more people find your videos. Thank you for such a generous gift ...your wisdom and time to share on this forum. I feel so blessed to have found you. 💛

  • @carsonsuggs6520
    @carsonsuggs6520 4 года назад

    words can not describe how much this helped me heal, thank you.

  • @danidream4267
    @danidream4267 4 года назад

    I'm here for all the videos for this topic. I think it's so important and childhood trauma has a ripple effect on so many things in life.

  • @rosemcdonald6929
    @rosemcdonald6929 4 года назад

    Hi Matthias Barker. Thank you for the video about childhood trauma. I've always known there was something deep in me that has always haunted me. I've always blamed myself. I am still so scared to go back and relive it but you make it sound so less scary when you put it in words where I'd be reaching out to a younger me and helping the younger me with the knowledge I have now. That broke me down into tears. I lived with this burden for 40 years. Thank you so much. It's going to take a lot of time but I'm going to try. I am shaking like a leaf thinking about it and just zoning out in a blank stare but I do have to keep in mind I didn't deserve it and it wasn't my fault. Thank you and God bless you and please keep helping other people you do have a gift.

  • @kavya914
    @kavya914 5 месяцев назад

    This video was difficult to watch, and heavy, but exactly what I need. I can't express how thankful I am to have found you. The difference between life and death for me, is you 🥺.
    I hate how the only way into healing is through pain 💔. But atleast, it's a way...😢

  • @jordonmurray3883
    @jordonmurray3883 4 года назад +8

    Followed you from tiktok. I really love your approach to healing. Thank you!

  • @ronib2071
    @ronib2071 Год назад

    Please please please have a pt 2 to this! Thank you so very much! I needed to hear this and so much more. I feel like a ton of weight has fallen off my shoulders. 😢😢

  • @TheBrittany394
    @TheBrittany394 3 года назад

    I've gotten quite a bit of clarity through your words. I also follow you on tiktok. Sometimes just hearing a wise phrase geared towards trauma can offer a different perspective.

  • @eskimopieful
    @eskimopieful 4 года назад

    I want to thank you ... for you coming into my life 2 weeks ago. Been in therapy 13 years and finally here and feeling EXACTLY THAT not knowing what to do. I no longer have that guilt or shame .. wasn't mine to carry in the first place its was all theirs I did nothing. Now like where do I go from here ... I have OCD my way of controling things I had no control back then i do it to avoid feelings that take me back to THAT anxiety, panic attacks, depression, running thoughts I dont sleep i fight it. I do that cause I was programmed that way something bad is gonna happen Im not safe ... someone will come in. BUT Found out GOD he NEVER SLEEPS AND HES GOT ME ....I can lay my head down ...sleep hes got me still working on it. That not knowing wth to do ...youre stuck and I got a therapist she doesnt listen lol she tries to tell me how Im feelings. Shes not me ...so hope I can trust her before my aunt passed she wanted me to LET GO wasnt of her but of my feelings I stuff ocd do things to avoid. She meant for me to let go and walk through GODS GOT ME so Ill try everyone else has given up on me But God and I havent given up on me ....well see what happens Im not dead yet and I still got time and GODS not done with me yet one day ill walk through THAT PORT HOLE cause Im tired of feeling all the ocd anxiety panic attacks ..I wasnt born with those im not crazy ...I had trauma happen there I said it ...it was just my life to me but yeah trauma has effected me with ocd and all that and thats a lot to balance on top of just living. It would be wonderful to get rid of or just heal a little so i do maybe deal with everything that comes along with TRAUMA you feel so alone and no one understands why you are the way you are and they dont listen dont care and they cant understand. it would be awesome to do this and it starts working cause Im stuck and I know I got to walk through that port hole cause dont know what to do YOU HAVE TO BE THE HERO TO YOUR OWN STORY ... BUT GODS GOT YOU youre never alone so here I go... Thank you

  • @PositivelyMe
    @PositivelyMe 4 года назад

    I love your videos! I have some very terrible trauma that I am finally ready to heal from. I have struggled with mental health issues since I was a kid and five years ago I went through some pretty horrific experiences from domestic violence that do not even feel real. So many people are carrying around pain and are hurting people years after because healing has not occurred. I am going to start EMDR which I did not learn about until recently. I am so hopeful and relieved that there is a way to heal. I have done a lot of work to help me use my past pain and struggles to empower me. I also have strength in speaking my truth no matter what other people think... thank you for being such a kind and good hearted soul ❤️

  • @tonycoleman3531
    @tonycoleman3531 3 года назад

    Can't thank you enough for this. I personally know that once the awareness is there healing can come!

  • @rebeccamcglynn2306
    @rebeccamcglynn2306 4 года назад

    I really enjoy this approach. Often when you hear psychologists speak about the reason things happen they’re very removed from the emotion and it’s like they’re describing a piece of school work.

  • @joov9887
    @joov9887 4 года назад +1

    I'm so glad I found your videos. I've even send them to my therapist because she loves to find people or videos that can explain in another way than she can. I love that.

  • @missfirkus4958
    @missfirkus4958 4 года назад +1

    youve given me the one pov of loving and caring words that i never got growing up. thank u sm.

  • @peaceteazebra94
    @peaceteazebra94 4 года назад

    I'm currently in between therapist for trauma and your videos are really helping me through this time thank you

  • @sneakymanproductions9390
    @sneakymanproductions9390 4 года назад

    So I may not have childhood trauma but the way you are explaining, introduces me to what has affected me for the past few years. Finally feel like I have a path forward to take!

  • @SunShine2024-t2w
    @SunShine2024-t2w 5 месяцев назад

    This has provided a great deal of clarity.Thank you.Much appreciated ❤

  • @mrstwilightmama2
    @mrstwilightmama2 3 года назад

    This "map" as you so kindly referred to this as; is helping me on my healing journey. Thank you so much, you have no idea how much this means to me.

  • @auntielala1227
    @auntielala1227 4 года назад +1

    You have this ability to pull down my walls through video.That has never happened for me. You affirmed that it’s ok for me to make my own safe place and space and still love my parents through a video! 🤯 thank you💕

  • @jessicamccormack5024
    @jessicamccormack5024 4 года назад

    I was 4 when my stepmom started to beat me and only now in my 30s has is come back as real trauma now I have step kids. This hit home but in a really good way.. thank you xx

  • @evaadrianne2247
    @evaadrianne2247 4 года назад

    I dont want this to end plz continue it's crazy that how u enter my mind and saying how I feel

  • @burtonshock5336
    @burtonshock5336 4 года назад

    It all comes down to practice, you have to practice and it takes work to love yourself and to forgive yourself once you love yourself it’s easier to let go and to feel good about yourself and forgive others, I struggle everyday of my life and at one point I did love myself but it was easy to slip back into the dark and alcohol was always there to greet me ! Great video keep making more content . It definitely spoke to me .

  • @ginettebrodeur4009
    @ginettebrodeur4009 3 года назад +1

    I'd really like for you to make a series of this. It really helps me and a lot of others :))

  • @djschreier8161
    @djschreier8161 4 года назад

    I saw this video and immediately I watched it. I have fought this for the past 18years and still can’t overcome. When I think I have it bites me back. Thank you for a process to start.

  • @kikigarcia4174
    @kikigarcia4174 4 года назад

    if my therapists had been as invested in helping me solve my childhood traumas and looked beyond symptoms and/or what seemed to be and actually cared for what i said (how you do so) i would’ve actually enjoyed going to therapy. thank you for making these videos, the way you talk makes me feel cared for and i actually feel vulnerable because of how you speak, so thank you so so so so much. keep doing you man!!

  • @brookegoodenough2492
    @brookegoodenough2492 4 года назад

    WOW! I don't even have words. I wish you were my therapist!
    It's so hard navigating childhood trauma, especially when it was your whole childhood and teen years that were filled with extreme constant trauma. I've been in therapy for 9 months and you did more in 18:19 minutes than mine has in all our weekly sessions.
    Please PLEASE make more content related to childhood trauma.

  • @NoName-pu5ls
    @NoName-pu5ls 4 года назад

    It's good you're speaking of this, I never did until much later. It's a huge regret I listened to others words " get over it" nope I never just got over it! Great job young man

  • @wyatteryan4221
    @wyatteryan4221 4 года назад

    As a 23 year old man now, matthias i genuinely thank you for these videos. I never thought therapy could help but therapy sessions with you would be awesome.

  • @tristanl9894
    @tristanl9894 3 года назад

    This is exactly me Matthias, I just started recently truly working on my childhood trauma, everything you explained, shared in this video is exactly to the T my situation, from childhood trauma to using alcohol, creating a unsafe environment for my loved ones, to developing new trauma where my wife cheated on me, used me, but now I’m going through therapy and my pastor/mentor/ step father figure who has been with me since day one, has been walking with me through this unbelievable freeing experience that I now have and practice in my life, this spoke a lot to me, thank you sir🙏🏽👍🏽🥲

  • @julesg8745
    @julesg8745 4 года назад

    My parents have been emotionally abusive for a lot of my childhood and teen years and I didnt realize until they kicked me out. I wasn't sure how to not hate them, or how to fix it, or what to do with all my feelings. But I just sobbed from this video because this is just what I needed to hear. "Forgiveness is letting go of the need for them to pay you back for what they did."

  • @NicoleKoch
    @NicoleKoch 4 года назад

    This is top notch. I love that I have access to therapy and I don’t take it for granted in the slightest. For the longest time I wished more people could experience it, but with content like yours they can. Thank you 🖤

  • @tiaowen3807
    @tiaowen3807 3 года назад

    Just hearing this I feel like it helped. Found you on tiktok and I’m grateful

  • @sciencekid4884
    @sciencekid4884 4 года назад +3

    you should do a video about this but of a toxic/abuse parent/other that traumatized you but ended their life. how do you get healing without them or how to move on.

  • @zacharylowe6779
    @zacharylowe6779 3 года назад

    Thank you so much. I've watched some of your videos and I've broken down into tears. Some of the words I've heard will effect mentor life and I hope help me save myself. Thank you

  • @moannahenderson5612
    @moannahenderson5612 3 года назад

    You're a godsend, I wish you were my therapist bc you seem like you get it.

  • @brittanydickey985
    @brittanydickey985 4 года назад

    I have to forgive their debt... because my parents could never pay it back or make up for it. My innocence and my childhood was priceless. I’m here though and I’m in EMDR fighting like hell to “make it right.”