Understanding Trauma: How Stress and Trauma Cause Chronic Pain, Anxiety, Depression, & PTSD

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  • Опубликовано: 20 дек 2024

Комментарии • 38

  • @Glickan
    @Glickan 9 лет назад +120

    Wonderful video. I have suffered from PTSD in 20 yrs, but I am now cured and not afraid to live my life anymore. This video really clarified the symptoms that I used to have.

  • @2grand
    @2grand 11 лет назад +96

    Fuck I hate how true this is and how no one understands. :-(.

    • @kyleporter4092
      @kyleporter4092 11 лет назад +5

      i get it i go to dialiacit behavior therapery dbt sorry for the bad spelling it helps me with my ptsd. its a lot of work ,but worth it. it has givin me hope been doing it about a year and have better skills for coping now its still dificult though

  • @psmcbrayer
    @psmcbrayer 10 лет назад +115

    This is the first PTSD resource that I have actually seen provide a lay explanation of the chemical basis of trauma in relation to survival instinct, and where this skill becomes an impediment to normal functioning. I highly recommend

    • @psmcbrayer
      @psmcbrayer 10 лет назад +21

      One of the keys to recovery from PTSD must also be to REMOVE a person to a SAFE ENVIRONMENT...stop all the triggers long enough, the symptoms can be managed or greatly diminished. I think we are seeing more and more cases of PTSD in military members due to REPEAT DEPLOYMENTS, even if voluntary...getting hooked on high pressure, low sleep, urgent timeline environments...we call it high operations tempo. THIS is why we should have activated the DRAFT system...to reduce this kind of stress. It also would have likely improved the political will to resolve these military operations more quickly, as a greater cross-section of the US would "have skin in the game". This is the longest military engagement in US History and the first time we have NOT instituted a draft for any extended engagement or declared war! Folks, PTSD does not have to prevent people from being productive, employable or stable forever...PTSD is a diagnosis that sticks and conjures images that are extreme. It will always be there, but, we can retrain our emotions and automatic responses to live relatively normal lives. Some people might never know it was at one time an issue for someone. It is time to put the images of someone "going postal", to bed!

  • @MAX3TUBE
    @MAX3TUBE 11 лет назад +144

    This is exactly what I need to understand and work on to move forward in life which has been defined as STUCK!!!!!!

  • @michelleciardullo9461
    @michelleciardullo9461 11 лет назад +207

    this is all so true. Your mind and body will keep triggering and retriggering those responses...then they become learned responses. I know them all very well.

  • @2grand
    @2grand 11 лет назад +38

    This is the one single thing that really seems to understand . Please take the time to listen. Maybe it's your friend , family member or yourself. Help others understand the best you can. God bless.

  • @ImaLoneWolfintheWoods
    @ImaLoneWolfintheWoods 9 лет назад +155

    holy wow, this all explains my life in last few years... and seems nobody understands.... also having life threatening cancer twice doesnt help all the chronic pain i have....

  • @WellnessPerformance
    @WellnessPerformance  11 лет назад +72

    I'm glad you enjoyed the information.
    You may be surprised to learn how simple it can be to reprogram your Nervous System to stop reacting in old, patterned ways re: learned helplessness. The key is not found in intellectualizing your past, but in training your brain to react differently now. To achieve this, you simply need to learn a method of communication that takes advantage of your brain's ability to change, called neuroplasticity. Click the link above for more info or to contact us.

  • @HOLY_FRIJOLES
    @HOLY_FRIJOLES 9 лет назад +64

    This exactly explains how my life is.

  • @WellnessPerformance
    @WellnessPerformance  11 лет назад +31

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    New Science...New Perspective...New Opportunity for Lasting Life Change. You truly don't have to remain "Stuck", but you do need to learn how to activate and direct neuroplastic changes within your brain. Understanding the science leads to the methods.

  • @borlani
    @borlani 11 лет назад +38

    Excellent Presentation. Really well done. The voice is good and well-paced with nice relaxed tone, the graphics are good. The animations do add something. The information is very good. I enjoyed this and found it interesting and helpful. I will certainly think about purchasing the book too.

  • @cdub42
    @cdub42 11 лет назад +31

    Have you heard of Vipassana meditation? Even without all the details, the technique you describe sounds remarkably like what I learned at the meditation retreat that I attended. I wonder because I was speaking with my boss, who is a post-doc in neuroscience and genetics, about the techniques I learned there, and she said it was very similar to a neurological technique called Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. I'm glad these sorts of things are coming to the forefront. Thanks for the video :)

  • @kookiecanuck
    @kookiecanuck 11 лет назад +17

    yes I can certainly check off quite a few on the list..sad most werent intentional on my part but some how domino into the others

  • @Andreas748
    @Andreas748 11 лет назад +116

    my ex wife is a Drama-tologist....who causes me much stress

  • @jakealienworkshop
    @jakealienworkshop 11 лет назад +22

    i had a concussion and i am pretty sure that i am experiencing post concussion syndrome causing anxiety and depression

  • @ggonsg
    @ggonsg 8 лет назад +42

    Thank you, thank you, thank you for helping all of us understand our inner world!!

  • @mzliz1249
    @mzliz1249 9 лет назад +20

    Thank you so much for this information.

  • @pnblyons
    @pnblyons 11 лет назад +21

    Wow!! Very informative!! Thank you for sharing!! Also sounds very relatable!!

  • @randydelgado4548
    @randydelgado4548 10 лет назад +9

    Awesome teaching Thank you.

  • @Firstfruits288
    @Firstfruits288 11 лет назад +13

    Thanks for post this! I learned a lot of information.

  • @manueldelat642
    @manueldelat642 11 лет назад +9

    Thanks a lot for this video helped me so much

  • @remainertears
    @remainertears 11 лет назад +11

    Read Richard Schwartz "internal Family systems" to get the accurate model of the mind and the method of treatment. Or type Peter Gerlach in RUclips and watch his 180 plus videos detailing the correct treatment.

  • @henriettadecosta5960
    @henriettadecosta5960 9 лет назад +29

    Thank you Scot for this wonderful explanation. I have never understood it so simply and clearly.I realise that I have and am suffering from Developmental Trauma. I tried a lot of therapies only to feel so easily frustrated. I am only understanding much of it recently. Trauma work by Peter Levine, David Bercelli and Robert Scaer and Van der Kolk, have helped me tremendously to understand it and work onit. With Robert Scaer, I do believe that Trama can and does become a GIFT to us.
    Thank you very much. I may approach your website.

  • @katie.e.g.
    @katie.e.g. 8 лет назад +11

    This was so helpful; thank you!

  • @Zetarefi10
    @Zetarefi10 11 лет назад +12

    Not fair

  • @MissEnna48
    @MissEnna48 10 лет назад +4

    Great video! Thanks!

  • @user-tm3mz7if3e
    @user-tm3mz7if3e 9 лет назад +3

    well done. thanks for sharing.

  • @DrWendyNickerson
    @DrWendyNickerson 11 лет назад +11

    Fabulous review of this topic!

  • @ginajustiniano84
    @ginajustiniano84 11 лет назад +7

    Very easy to understand thank you

  • @Serenity9iswhatiwant
    @Serenity9iswhatiwant 11 лет назад +3

    thank you!

  • @WellnessPerformance
    @WellnessPerformance  11 лет назад +4

  • @liveloveliftgame4274
    @liveloveliftgame4274 11 лет назад +4

    Great video :)

  • @remainertears
    @remainertears 11 лет назад +22

    Although this is well meaning it is fundamentally flawed. The mind of every human being is composed of sub personalities. AAT can not fix Trauma, because all "mental health Issues" are to do with conflict between sub personalities and resolving the conflict is the way to overcome trauma. Like old therapies, AAT deals with the symptoms of trauma, not the underlying cause which is always conflict between sub personalities.

  • @christopherhealy7736
    @christopherhealy7736 11 лет назад +7

    Listen for the car alarm at 7:33

  • @emmapitman7898
    @emmapitman7898 9 лет назад +3

    Thank you