Deb Dana on connecting
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Deb Dana has brought the Polyvagal Theory to life in a very accessible way for therapists. Today we catch up with Deb and talk about a number of things including the difficulties and opportunities of co-regulation over the internet in a time of lock down. www.rhythmofre...
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Wonderful conversation with You 3 ! Thank you for sharing your passion ❤
Staying away from unsafe others is more important than connecting.
It’s easy to connect u need to connect to the right people.
great talk! Thank you!
So wise and lovely. Thanks 💕🌎
I was always telling my therapist that she shouldn’t mirror me because it took me out of ventral. But she learnt it this way and wasn’t able to change. It is horrible what therapists are doing to clients if they are not in contact to truth themselves
My therapist #11 did an assessment for Medicare. We both laughed about therapy itself and the therapist themselves: Primary barriers to recovering from complex-PTSD
@@BcClarity this validates my experience thank you so much 💕
Therapy should be more about facilitating the client to understand their own needs and give a place where they can be listened to. Many therapists can stop our journey into self knowledge and empowerment by doing things like this as it can strengthen the lack of trust and safety in the self. Or simply can keep the client from finding a place of safety in the therapy room. Many therapists need to learn to listen and adapt to their clients as not everyone will respond to their training. May techniques for example won’t work for the neurodiverse community as they are created around a standard neurotypical client for example
Love this women❤thank you both❤
Good stuff here. Makes sense.
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The biggest problem people have is connection w harmful unwise people.
It’s more important to know the right people. Everyone knows how to connect its eady
boa noite tem videos com legendas
sorry we don't have Portuguese subtitles for you.
I do not think online therapy is ever the same or even helpful, it should be in person.