Healing Childhood Trauma: Full Program | KET
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- čas přidán 19. 08. 2020
- Against the backdrop of COVID-19 and protests opposing systemic racism, host Renee Shaw and experts present the science of childhood trauma and the path to healing. Funded in part by the Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky.
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I am 46, and have C-PTSD, I'm doing indepth research on ways to heal my body and brain from the ongoing childhood trauma I endured, so that I may finally be whole, and be healed. I appreciate this channel sharing this very informative video.
I wish if they required to get a mental test for each parent before having a kid 😢.
I just wrote this autobiography. It maybe took me 20 mins. WHY DID I NEVER DO THIS BEFORE I AM FEEL A WEIGHT OFF MY SHOULDERS. Im 24. Im going to look at this document and continue working on it. Really good option if u dont have access to psychologists or psychotherapy. Do this for yourself
You're so fortunate and courageous to do that. I'm 65, inspired by your example, I'm going to join you.
Great tips for healing:
1. Journaling- write your autobiography in five year segments
2. Psychotherapy
3. Hypnotherapy
4. Support
It makes so much sense.. I have cptsd, I’m 30 now trying to figure it all out. I left my abusive 11 year marriage 2 years ago trying to pick up my pieces since. I noticed it wasn’t just my husband we were both young and both dealt with childhood trauma from parents deaths and the living parent being neglecting and abusive. Moving, instability, bullied, anger and depression so much hurt growing up then getting married and dealing with more trauma cheating, violence, screaming, put downs ah so much hurt and mind fog I’m trying to figure it out for our children’s general health and mental health and their future. Break this chain of pain so that they can be successful and healthy happy human beings.
This needs at least 1 Million Views.
I'm not sure if anything more important has been posted on youtube thus far. Good Job on everyone involved on this presentation. The doctors, the journalists, and absolutely everyone else.
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Really agree.
Wow. This should play on all TVs on a 24hr per day loop. We get screwed up when we are vulnerable as infants and, until this, are just told to suck it up as adults instead of acknowledging and helping heal these unseen wounds.
If we don't break this cycle we end up traumatizing the next generation, unconsciously!
So true !
I have experienced several overt acts of racism including a former close friend of mine telling me that people with my color skin are a cancer to this planet and a group of teenagers calling me a racial slur as they threw rocks at me (Luckily I was not hit). I can tell you that racism is like a picnic compared to being raised by two verbally and physically abusive parents. The pain I felt from racism goes away. A few weeks after my friend made that comment I made peace with the fact that i lost a friend. The pain from a childhood abuse lasts a lifetime. It is the ultimate betrayal and it scars that child for life. It makes holding down a job very difficult. it brings a lifetime of depression anxiety sleep issues and all types of health issues. If you are a minority living in America and you had good loving parents your baseline level of happiness will be miles higher than a non minority kid who was victim of verbal and physical assualt by her parents. Like most other things in this world the real issues are ignored and smaller issues are given all the attention for political purposes. Racism and childhood abuse both suck. Childhood abuse sucks waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay more.
Thank you for details and support and cooperation and nice councelling and motivation 👌
They don't focus as much as they should imho on how children and infants don't have the ability to put trauma into perspective, and can feel traumatized by events and scenarios that seem mild to an adult. These are still real wounds and need to be processed.
Best job for cptsd is night custodian. No boss no people no problem. Also find a good acupuncturist. They can release trauma from the body heal balance hormones calmn down stress.
Wish there was more help for when they became adults. I’m all for getting more help for these children but many of these children are now adults.
Thank you for this important topic!
Thank you for the video
I have most of those catagories
😢 no wonder my life is messed up
Anna & Connie are amazing 💛
= Healing 2022=
= Healing me and biologic mom = 2022
You cut him off
It has to be said that new psychedelic drugs are going to have a huge positive effect on this situation. Psychotherapy is well known as helping a little, but ketamine or MDMA or psilocin can break through to key traumatic memories to help process them in days instead of years or decades. It started with war vets and PTSD and has now been used for depression and related symptoms. Ketamine is already legal, MDMA is next, and other psychedelics are starting to be researched. Only politics can slow this down. The science is being done.
Where’s the “healing” part? Is it, “adversity is damaging so don’t do it.” Is that the healing part? Hmpf.
As he said, Psychotherapy, and for many of the ACES, Body-Oriented Psychotherapy specifically, for quite some time is the way to heal. And for most of us, this is unaffordable. So, we try what seems might work, and it's hit or miss. It's difficult, and for adults, there's not enough good help. The government nor the mental health system "has the money."
Journaling, hypnosis, EMDR, psychotherapy
@@inthevortex-de1rh psychology is s joke
@@MisakaMikotoDesu really,psychology is just a subject of study,not a treatment. Psychotherapy is the treatment and helps hugely if delivered by a skilled clinician to a motivated patient
@@inthevortex-de1rh hypnosis isnt a treatment with any evidence for trauma.
I feel like the one girl was missing the point completely. I heard someone at the beginning explain the study, and then she's going on and on about how the sample population in the study did not represent a cross-section of the population because it didn't include poor or those who have dealt with racism. I think it's a little narrow minded to assume someone white hasn't experienced racism, but also I don't see her argument adding up factually. I don't think she has facts to show that these factors make the study less relevant. I don't see an actual contribution to research and discovery on the subject of childhood trauma and how it may effect adults.
Also it's completely ignorant of her to act like these things have never been studied.
Then you understand neither systemic racism nor sample bias.
Yes, these are tv people dealing with complex science, but I think the overall message is that research is helping us understand the importance of hidden childhood psychological wounds. Keep researching.
okay she do lel
I appreciate your attempt but i have to question evrything when you tell me that smoking is the same as substance abuse and systemic racism exists the way you explain it. You could not be further from the truth. Unless you have facts please keep your beliefs to yourself. There is no need to ruin good research with these beliefs. It is extremeism. Nearly every living thing on the planet contains the natural pesticide called nicotine. Substance abuse causes derangement. Smoking does not cause derangenment.