Thank you for explaining this. We do not live in a trauma informed world and the ignorance of others just adds another layer of loss and trauma. Thank you for educating. I'm looking for to thr next video where you include c-PTSD.
boy I think I went through all of them this past 2 years with no break. three decade of trauma over life with the last one being tortured by a gang during the lockdowns.
feels like there isnt that distinction between ventral vagal and dorsal divisions. fright and flag fainting seems to be dorsal. the freeze response at the beginning, the first response surely is arrest and startle. we are often taught that social engagement is actually the first phylogenetically response. bit confused by how you frame it
Using a script will help us viewers follow what you are saying. Try watching Dr.Tracy Marks - the information she gives is concise, clear and devoid of umms and aahs.
Yes- it does include out of body type experiences. To be honest, I think the authors were trying to have each response within the cascade start with the letter F. This does make it easy to remember though. But many would also call this the dissociative stage.
Thank you for explaining this. We do not live in a trauma informed world and the ignorance of others just adds another layer of loss and trauma. Thank you for educating. I'm looking for to thr next video where you include c-PTSD.
boy I think I went through all of them this past 2 years with no break. three decade of trauma over life with the last one being tortured by a gang during the lockdowns.
I have no flight just fight it’s gone has for years but I shout and sob in my sleep it wakes me up thankyou ❤
Extremely helpful..very calming voice you have, that alone just helps a lot. Thank you
You did not mention "fawn" (people pleasing, ingratiating & subjugating yourself...)
This is so specific and helpful. I am using it as a reference for my trauma clients. Thank you!
Thank you. Very interested in your video on trauma responses for complex T & developmental.
Ditto.
You're so sweet and sensetive.
Valuable information. Thank you.
Very recognizable - thank you
Wow this is an amazing explanation!
informative and supportive..Thank you kindly..
How about we switch to trauma prevention. What would that look like?
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I wish a dr. Would diagnose me.
feels like there isnt that distinction between ventral vagal and dorsal divisions. fright and flag fainting seems to be dorsal. the freeze response at the beginning, the first response surely is arrest and startle. we are often taught that social engagement is actually the first phylogenetically response. bit confused by how you frame it
Yes, there are definitely different theoretical frameworks for understanding trauma responses.
Using a script will help us viewers follow what you are saying. Try watching Dr.Tracy Marks - the information she gives is concise, clear and devoid of umms and aahs.
- thank you for sharing. I've not heard of the term FLAG before - is this likened to an 'out-of-body experience?'
Yes- it does include out of body type experiences. To be honest, I think the authors were trying to have each response within the cascade start with the letter F. This does make it easy to remember though. But many would also call this the dissociative stage.
@@kathieovereemphd1705 ok yes that totally makes sense 🙏🏽
english please