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Hello Jon, thank you very much for your videos. I already read your book co-creating change and now I am reading it for fragile patients. Both are greats! I wonder if this same way of addressing anxiety is taken care of when there is activation of the sympathetic system? Does the activation of the sympathetic system correspond to the smooth muscle pathway or striated muscles?? Thank you so much!

Hello Jon A letter from you to Amir Maneshi has been circulated in Iran. I wanted to know ... this letter is really from you or not

If you look out the window and see a train coming, don't pull down the shade!

Part 2?

wowww great video, thank you so much!!

Chemical imbalance? No such thing...that's been debunked some time ago. This video should be taken down.

Excellent learning pearls! Thanks Jon for making these videos.

Please come back. We need you..

Jon is the man!

maximum respect. this videos wild~!

ITS A DEFENSE!!! 🤣🤣🤣

Dear Jon, I express my gratitude for your elucidation; it has afforded me a heightened comprehension.

Love this book. It’s really changed the way I practice

Brilliantly put! I'm excited for an upcoming short term training webinar on this modality and hence I'm here on CZcams looking it up to curb my pre-lecture curiosity

Thank you I am not a therapist but this has helped me a lot in my life and the defenses I use.

I have subscribed. Is there a link for part 2 please?

I'm curious about this assertion that pt responses to anxiety identification/regulation interventions may only be interpreted in two ways. The pt may defend against anxiety regulation. He may acknowledge and subsequently regulate the anxiety. Isn't it at least possible that the clinician may be misattributing an in-the-moment observation of the pt's behavior to anxiety? Perhaps the pt is telling the truth when he denies experiencing anxiety in that moment, and by insisting that the anxiety is undeniably present as evidenced by my expert behavioral observations, I'm ultimately robbing the pt of the opportunity to define his own experiences. In such a case, it seems to me that I'd be setting the pt up to accept an experience that was non-existent rather than unconscious, a kind of experiential gaslighting that is ultimately countertherapeutic.

Seems this can also apply to addictive processes.

Thank you for this video, it's truly Amaziiiing, insightful, precise & life-changing!!!

The bookcase in the background says I have read many books . I dont want to project things but I think you have to consider what is behind you when you make a video.😊

I have never heard anyone talk about projection of will. That one was brilliant. What a great way to keep the client connected to their need for autonomy.

So, when you say that anxiety is “too high”, too high for what? What would ISTDP make of a phenomenon like the following: “ Donald “Cowboy” Cerrone is an unabashed pre-fight puker, as he recently revealed on Twitter that he vomits before each match. The MMA fighter has enjoyed a fair amount of success with puking as a part of his routine, as his overall record currently stands at 27 wins against 6 losses.”

Come back, your videos are great.

Thanks dr javad karimi for introducing you to me, I heard a lot about you and effort that you put into this project Thank you

You made it a bit difficult to understand

I haven’t understood how you treat psychosomatic issues that are a discharge of anxiety in the parasympathetic nervous system.. I’ ve always suffered from ocd and 7 years ago I started to suffer from anxiety and restlessness… but 4 years ago, after a traumatic episode with THC I had a panic attack and 10 days later I started to feel my head super heavy and painful.. it has been 4 years with this extremely strong symptom… and when it gets better, extreme anxiety and restlessness’s begins. I feel it in my belly…. Like a bomb of energy that is going to explode and the only way in which I calm down is run.. but it’s exhausting!!! I can’t understand if it’s a defence mechanism or not .. because it gets worse when I’ m alone or not busy.. while after the efforts anxiety stops and the heavyness in my head and strong burning headaches begins and I need to tilt my head forward.. I basically live with my head down … it’s a way in which my muscles and nerves discharge the tension That I have when I have anxiety… I don’t know what to do anymore!!

Thank you

Part 2 is set "private"

Look at pictures of a kitten, cary it with you, it works!

Yeah ok but what if its dangerous

thank you

I would love to hear you read your book on Audible! Is that possible?

Hi there - great vids, thank you! I wonder - where is part 2 please? Thanks

Wait did you said ringing in the ears?? Oh my god. Oh, god, I understand now , omg...I can heal 😳 THANK YOU FOR INFORMATION, WHERE YOU BEEN BEFORE????

10years ago waw

Very well explained oh my god so goooood

Listening again and again🙏

Great series of videos

Thank you. This was very helpful.

Hi is the Dr still updating replying

More. I need more.

Hi Jon, very insightful videos. However, I am unable to open the ISTDP - part 2 in this series, it shows 'the video is private'. If you could help me with a link that works it would be great. Thanks so much.

How do you no somatization fybromyalgia or anxiety

Oh where can I found part two ? I tried link czcams.com/video/d-K2x906pt/video.html but I think it is private. I got this link from ebook.

Omg this just help me to understand myself.

it is exelent i find my defends

Hey John, that's quite the video and quite the forehead, well done.

Nice series, but what happened to Video #2 in the 5 part series?