Hidden Trauma | You Have To See This!!

2023 ж. 22 Мам.
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Do you see yourself as overly sensitive? Do have intense emotional reactions that seem extreme and disproportionate to the event that triggered it? In Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) we often use the analogy of a burn or wound to help us understand how past trauma can increase sensitivity years later. When a wound is psychological the people around us often have no idea that they have touched on old wounds. So they can feel confused, fearful or angry when they witness the intense emotional reaction that appears to come out of nowhere.
If we have no idea how to heal those old wounds, it is understandable that we get to work hiding them or trying to numb the pain that they can trigger. And there are plenty of things that do just that. But none of them come without a cost. The price we pay is often in our relationships, mental and physical health, and ability to be at peace when all is still and silent.
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  • Hi I'm Dr. Julie subscribe & follow me for lots more videos on mental health and psychology. For more on this see my new no.1 bestselling book - Why has nobody told me this before? 👉 linktr.ee/drjuliesmith

    @DrJulie@DrJulie11 ай бұрын
    • Hi dr. My name is rajashree. I'm from India. i want an online therapy. how can I contact you ?

      @bhagyajinna3160@bhagyajinna316011 ай бұрын
    • Dr Julie, do you do zoom sessions or through what's app? I am in Australia and watched your tiktoks during lockdowns, an app I no longer use. If this is something you do or have time and willing to consider, I would happily leave my email to explore this further. Glad I saw this video pop up 🙂

      @mishlee6641@mishlee664111 ай бұрын
    • But what if my problem is people do what they think i want them to do when what i want them to do is being themselves and dont care what i say, but if i ask them to be themselves then its still them trying to do what i say😭😭😭 SOMEONE PLS HELP ME🙏

      @nikolinelund4866@nikolinelund486611 ай бұрын
    • @Dr Julie Omg I'm SO glad you did this little video. That has to be the best, most easy to understand explanation of trauma I've ever heard. I got 👕 t--shirt in at least XXXXL, so I think I have enough experience to know you are 💯 spot on. Last week May 28th (2023)in the wee hrs, unable to sleep, I heard another short that popped up in my feed. It was just as AMAZING as your video here. It was a song sung by a guy named Sam Cieri the lead vocalist and co-founder of Nicotine Dolls. It's title is "What Makes You Sad "? Sam's voice will truly amaze you. ESPECIALLY after hearing his normal speech. Its totally unexpected mind-boggling, haunting and SO very special. If you don't know them you should. They are here on KZhead under the Band name at Nicotine Dolls. I've never been so affected by a 🎶 musician like this before. So much healing has occurred listening to his music. The last trauma (8 yrs ago) has been the hardest to overcome. I think I might have played that song on repeat a thousand times or more and that's just for past Monday. The rest of his music is authentic, down-to-earth, healing and relatable. His love songs are perfect too. It's amazing how the 🌌 Universe conspires to bring just what we need to fix our trauma, and I'm thankful to people like you and Sam are lifting your voices so others find the way to healing, and Don't feel so alone. (Ihope you check out all his music 🎶 but especially "What Makes you Sad" and Two "Weaks") which

      @mmariemarkel7482@mmariemarkel748211 ай бұрын
    • Is this in the book?

      @lobbyhoe173@lobbyhoe17311 ай бұрын
  • It hurts the most when you show your wounds and yet people think its overreacting.

    @pallavisharma8309@pallavisharma830911 ай бұрын
    • Or worse, they try to hurt you even more, which is surprisingly common, or shame/blame you for it.

      @gujono.eiriksson8553@gujono.eiriksson855311 ай бұрын
    • Exactly "think forward, don't stay in the past". Some ppl lack understanding or they think it's all black and white. Being healed and all positive or all stuck in a trauma We can live actively, be optimistic and looking forward but also grief and hurt from things that are not to be taken lightly and deserve acknowledgement and healing step by step.

      @peaceofmindofpeace1650@peaceofmindofpeace165011 ай бұрын
    • Sadly, most of the times those "people" are our loved ones, parents, siblings, friends, partners or kids. Their non-understanding hurts more

      @BowieTheOctoBear@BowieTheOctoBear11 ай бұрын
    • Just remember: You are healing for yourself (forget them) they don't know what u've been through

      @1s11@1s1111 ай бұрын
    • Wrong people! Stay away from abusive unsafe people! You can't heal if you are around the person, or people who continue to wound you. Go no contact! It's the best thing you will ever do for yourself! Wishing things were different or the relationship were different doesn't make it different or doable! Denial is lying to yourself! Safe life, happy life! Trust yourself, trust The LORD. 💌

      @faithm9284@faithm928411 ай бұрын
  • It’s the worst when you share your trauma with those closest, and they disregard you.

    @AlyssasRandomASMR@AlyssasRandomASMR6 ай бұрын
    • I've been suffering from anxiety for 5 years, and my husband doesn't understand this at all...he minimizes it. The suffering is even greater when there is no understanding from the outside!!

      @RiaKasar@RiaKasar3 ай бұрын
    • @@RiaKasar 😭💜

      @AlyssasRandomASMR@AlyssasRandomASMR3 ай бұрын
    • I just did that. I didn't recognise that they were opening up to me and talking about their trauma and just nodded "ok" and continued reading my book.

      @auraluna7679@auraluna76793 ай бұрын
    • ...or they take what you share with them and throw it in your face with a twist of negativity. They use your trauma as a hot poker.

      @melanieconklin6550@melanieconklin65503 ай бұрын
    • ​@@RiaKasarYes, as much as I love my man, he is completely insensitive. Like, our baby has been screaming for an hour and I blamed myself for being a terrible mother. I have to deal with the past of rejection by my mother and it's very hard for me to get frustrated and not to be able to calm my baby. His answer for my tears was only words like "don't be sad, calm down" which caused even worse emotions and then causing my complete psychical breakdown and panic attack. I still love him but I wish he could understand that my mind is full of past trauma that sometimes makes me die for several minutes, hours, days...

      @patka9280@patka92803 ай бұрын
  • My dad always said “don’t feel ashamed to tell us. We will not judge you. We don’t care what you’ve done, we want you to talk about it.” He always said that keeping trauma bottled up is not helpful. I was blessed with a healthy and happy childhood and I’m so great full for that, to this day I don’t have trouble communicating my feelings. Love you dad ❤️

    @leahc8119@leahc81195 ай бұрын
    • Amazing parenting to learn from

      @thaile6149@thaile61493 ай бұрын
    • That's great! I'm glad you were blessed with that. ❤

      @bethh.3751@bethh.37513 ай бұрын
    • What a great dad

      @huskygurl8975@huskygurl89752 ай бұрын
    • YOU ARE SO BLESSED. YOUR DAD HAS A HEART OF GOLD ❤

      @janie88ful@janie88ful2 ай бұрын
    • oh! Wish I has a dad like that!

      @user-rm9hs7tb5g@user-rm9hs7tb5gАй бұрын
  • “Your just overreacting! Your just a dramatic person who can’t see life like others” -Famous words of my elementary counselor.Thank you for “helping” me get past my dad’s absence and my moms verbal abuse.

    @Ari_was_here_@Ari_was_here_6 ай бұрын
    • Bruh I would like to see that counselor fired If they are not, I will lose hope on humanity

      @MiraiAoikura-P@MiraiAoikura-P6 ай бұрын
    • Also I am sorry about that you are dealing with I am in a similar situation as you

      @MiraiAoikura-P@MiraiAoikura-P6 ай бұрын
    • @@MiraiAoikura-P me too but sadly she not😢

      @Ari_was_here_@Ari_was_here_6 ай бұрын
    • @@Ari_was_here_ dang Well, I will see some Karma on her, maybe she does not know what she said hurts you or others, she might be suffering inside as well (Wtf why I sound like I am defending her EVEN THO SHE IS KINDA CRAP HELP-)

      @MiraiAoikura-P@MiraiAoikura-P6 ай бұрын
    • @@MiraiAoikura-P lol fr but my friends do also go through things so yeah feel bad for them🫡

      @Ari_was_here_@Ari_was_here_6 ай бұрын
  • Also we need people who recognises these as painful as bodily wounds.. typically inability of understanding surrounding is what makes this more painful because we need to hide and act strong even in times of a mental breakdown..

    @arunprakash6965@arunprakash696511 ай бұрын
    • Exactly. People don't want to hear about it and likely don't care

      @stephrice7297@stephrice729711 ай бұрын
    • I have a best friend who doesn’t even know the full of what happens to me and still she tries her best to accommodate me and help me feel safe. I am so thankful for her ❤

      @remy_lys@remy_lys11 ай бұрын
    • 😊

      @feft_and_kwkkcng9406@feft_and_kwkkcng940611 ай бұрын
    • ❤😊

      @rhythmrhythm519@rhythmrhythm51911 ай бұрын
    • And sometimes there IS ability to understand surroundings and your wounds or maybe at least see the obvious tears in your eyes or hear the plea of help but such understanding of the fact that you're hurting will cause a 'conflict of interest ' to some 'people' and go against some other goals and agendas that are benefiting from the fact that you're hurting and ignored, in that case such agendas are prioritized over your rights to be able to take all the time to deeply and fully heal as much as possible.... ,😔 #ignored on purpose #one of the many learned lessons from very long years of captivity #trafficked #tortured #easily kidnapped in 'smarter' and legal ways

      @bushrahadi9598@bushrahadi959811 ай бұрын
  • Reminds of the saying: you’re not reacting to what’s in front of you, but what’s behind you.

    @eczotiic8026@eczotiic802611 ай бұрын
    • Or what’s inside you…

      @Apocketfullofbs@Apocketfullofbs10 ай бұрын
    • Damn 😮 got us on the deep end

      @christopherthomas8421@christopherthomas84219 ай бұрын
    • Phew! An “aha” moment by what you commented……& we all do what we need to do to survive…🤍

      @micheleele7299@micheleele72999 ай бұрын
    • 👏

      @devanshgupta4107@devanshgupta41079 ай бұрын
    • @@micheleele7299 sadly, yes

      @Apocketfullofbs@Apocketfullofbs9 ай бұрын
  • The phrase 'She's just overreacting' is one that's brought me a lot of pain over time, especially as it's something those close have said

    @YusikaKiaya@YusikaKiaya6 ай бұрын
  • Normally I don’t react to videos, but I just wanted to say thank you. Your videos help me better understand myself, and make me feel seen because you explain things without judgement. It makes me feel less alone, so thank you ❤

    @emmav9190@emmav91905 ай бұрын
  • I love how she explains things… I’m so tired of hearing “Just snap out of it”…. “Just move on and let it go”… “You are so strong, you got this”. NO I DON’T GOT THIS. I NEED HELP.

    @ladylovely4265@ladylovely426511 ай бұрын
    • Or those who say... Just visualise yourself better, as if wishing makes it happens.

      @DeeTeeCat2023@DeeTeeCat202311 ай бұрын
    • Professional Help requires lots of money, especially in developing countries like where I live.

      @S_Giga@S_Giga11 ай бұрын
    • No, you are strong. You got this. With help, youre still strong, you're the one fighting the battle and no amount of help will take that away.

      @unnecessary111@unnecessary11111 ай бұрын
    • yep I can absolutely relate. I never talked to anyone about some stuff until it got so bad I couldn't bear it anymore and then I talked to my mum and a priest for like an hour about it and I'm so much better now. I could not have imagined healing this much! I honestly wish I'd talked about it earlier and not try solving everything myself ...

      @allesaufanfang-sarah@allesaufanfang-sarah11 ай бұрын
    • Yes thank you I’ve heard that my whole life

      @larissa-je8dc@larissa-je8dc11 ай бұрын
  • 'It's not a fault in your personality.' That hits home!

    @Butterfly_486@Butterfly_48611 ай бұрын
    • It really is though lol

      @divine555@divine55511 ай бұрын
  • It took so long to get it in my head that I’m allowed to ask for help, and not worry that I’m “being a bother or annoying”, but I got there, I found someone who was willing to listen, stand by me, and teach me that Im not a bother for asking for help, or annoying if I need to talk. And finding that point lifted the whole world off my shoulders and Im now so much more happier physically and mentally. No more thoughts of hurting myself, a lot less talking myself down and hiding who I really am, and I now see that I have a bright and hopeful outlook on life and the future. So for those who are hiding or feel like they can’t or shouldn’t talk about something that is mentally making you suffocate, don’t hide anymore. Find/speak to someone you trust and someone who is willing to stop and listen to you. It’s a whole new world when you finally let yourself free from a war. You got this, and you are worthy of life. Never hide who you really are, and never be afraid to speak up about your struggles. People who walk away after you open up are not true friends and don’t deserve the time with you. The future is bright for everyone, don’t let a mental war take that from you.

    @rachel8518@rachel85183 ай бұрын
  • I have trauma that has left me scared of men. I refused to even associate with my peers if they were boys. All for fear that all males were the same as the man who abused me. I wasn't intending to be mean to the other kids by refusing to associate with them or be their friend. This video explains it perfectly, so thank you. So much rubbed against the wound my whole childhood. No one seemed to understand, not even my mum, as brilliant as she's always been.

    @mckenzieeliza@mckenzieeliza3 ай бұрын
    • I can feel you too. The trauma with men partly led to to being a lesbian. I'm just a broken person....

      @mariatrinitymya8618@mariatrinitymya86183 ай бұрын
    • @@mariatrinitymya8618 i'm sorry for what you, maria, and you, mckenzie, have gone through .. nobody should be abused .. nobody .. and yet, 17 or 25 or 35 is not yet your whole life; nor your best years .. recognize that life somehow has prepared you for everything you've gone through .. you're hurting because of all the manipulation, betrayal, and verbal abuse, maybe, but once you love yourself and recognize that truly you are a blessing to everyone who is worthy of you ❤; and blessed/ talented somehow by our Maker; your broken heart will heal. Love yourself. Love others as you love yourself. Can't give what we don't have .. Like me, you will wake up one day and realize -- 'my heart is not broken anymore, what the heeeeey 😂😂 💔❤.'

      @audreyheart2180@audreyheart2180Ай бұрын
  • This made me cry and also gave me hope. My first appt with a trauma therapist is Friday. Pray for me all. I want to heal. ❤ and may you all find love and healing too.

    @victorial8764@victorial876410 ай бұрын
    • I never knew a trauma therapist existed!?!?? I am glad you made this comment because when I was younger I went through a lot that made me completely jaded against therapy. Because I am not mentally ill, just affected by trauma.

      @mixedmediaartgirl300@mixedmediaartgirl3006 ай бұрын
    • Good luck! Have a nice day!!❤

      @averageperson434@averageperson4346 ай бұрын
    • How’d it go?

      @PartsOfABox@PartsOfABox6 ай бұрын
    • @@mixedmediaartgirl300 I totally get that. Yeah look them up. Sometimes it’s a trauma informed therapist but mine specializes in it. She does EMDR and other techniques. It’s a neurological change that happens not a mental illness in a traditional sense. It’s like needing a psychologist that has expertise in how to change the brain itself as an organ. These techniques are suppose to help create and change the neural pathways.

      @victorial8764@victorial87646 ай бұрын
    • @@averageperson434 Thank you. I hope you are having a great day today. And if not it gets better! ☺️

      @victorial8764@victorial87646 ай бұрын
  • This brought tears to my eyes because you speak about what so many of us experience. Therapy was one of the best investments in myself, and it's never too late to start healing.

    @jenniferolson5345@jenniferolson534510 ай бұрын
    • I'm too mad to be able to open up to anyone.

      @leftthe99togetthe15@leftthe99togetthe159 ай бұрын
    • But is there a point really ? To live is to suffer... What are you gonna then spend your life in therapy ?

      @mauricematla8379@mauricematla83798 ай бұрын
    • But it’s good to talk about your feelings to someone and get advice from a person who has got a degree to help you work through your problems. If not therapy, then at least 1 or 2 trusted good friends that you are able to talk openly and honestly with. This will help you heal (instead of hiding your problems and pretending everything is okay when it is not.) It is okay to not be okay, as long as you seek help from those around you. Value yourself! Your life’s worth it and you matter more then you know🥰 MORE THEN ANYTHING OR ANYONE, JESUS HEALS. Jesus healed my anxiety, depression and suicidal thoughts. I would not be here today if I did not find Jesus. Thank you God for saving me✝️♥️ If you’re reading this, just know there is STILL H♥️PE FOR YOU AS LONG AS YOUR ALIVE. JESUS LIVES & HE CAN HEAL ALL YOUR TRAUMA & PAIN, NO MATTER WHAT TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE YOU HAVE BEEN THROUGH. There is an answer and that is the Cross of Christ✝️💕 It is the only thing that will bring you TRUE j😇y, peace, hope, clarity, encouragement and freedom! It’s not to late to accept Jesus. ***Many of you have tried everything else but Jesus!***** God is speaking to you today :) You can finally get the peace you’ve been seeking for for years, BEFORE your pain and trauma begin. Leave your burdens at the cross✝️, where Jesus will carry the weight. You do not have to carry all those dark t hi Igor’s, trauma, and pain for the rest of your life. Many of you have been suffering a LONG TIME. God knows every detail about you and your life. Give your burdens and pain to God in prayer through faith 🙏🏼 and watch Him begin to change your life in front of your 👀 Miracles DO happen! My life is an example of God working miracles and changing mindsets. JESUS HEALS. God loves you and wants to help you. “He is not a man that He shall lie.” God is love and wants to heal your pain. He can heal your broken heart 💔 if you let Him…

      @rebecailas6320@rebecailas63207 ай бұрын
    • ⁠​⁠@@mauricematla8379You have a sad outlook on life therapy helps u live in the world not just in therapy I hope that you are okay

      @joythekyojin7880@joythekyojin78806 ай бұрын
    • My friends therapist ghosted her😂

      @Meikelegtei@Meikelegtei6 ай бұрын
  • i lost my mum in 2018 when i was 5 and this makes me cry its real its true and its just perfect a perfect explination to tell and show people how i actually feel inside! Thank you!

    @Hannah-fx8sw@Hannah-fx8sw6 ай бұрын
    • My mom passed away in 2022 and i am still crying sometimes. Even though i am an adult person, it is very hard for me to cope. I hope you stay healthy and grow up a lovely and a good person ❤

      @user-tv6tm4nd5z@user-tv6tm4nd5z2 ай бұрын
    • @@user-tv6tm4nd5z Thank you and the same for yourself

      @Hannah-fx8sw@Hannah-fx8sw2 ай бұрын
    • My wife lost her mother in 2018 but still whenever she remembers she cries and I tell her the emptiness will always be there and also her mother's love and care.. she laughs and cries but good people do get reminded often❤😊 and her mother was an 😇👼🏻 angel , very loving person.. i hope I can be one day such a loving caring person and person ☺️😌

      @VishalVerma-lr4ev@VishalVerma-lr4ev23 күн бұрын
  • She explained the problem very well. Period.

    @xgfgcv-xg1cb@xgfgcv-xg1cb6 ай бұрын
  • I love how you explain abstract concepts so clearly and visualy. This really helps to understand and I sometimes use this pictures when trying to console people.

    @robingoodfellow9171@robingoodfellow917111 ай бұрын
    • I mean for real

      @Kavin-zk2ov@Kavin-zk2ov11 ай бұрын
    • I should hav read ur comments 1st b4 i opened my gob 🙄 sorry! but i totally agree with you. Take care

      @cmtarr7@cmtarr711 ай бұрын
    • @@cmtarr7 what did you say?

      @auxsyc@auxsyc11 ай бұрын
  • Idk why but I was about to cry cuz this woman just explained my whole life in under a minute 💀💀💀

    @IAmHuMaN341@IAmHuMaN34111 ай бұрын
    • 😭😭

      @hermione.g5824@hermione.g58249 ай бұрын
    • Me too

      @iamthedaughteroftheking3704@iamthedaughteroftheking37049 ай бұрын
    • Same for me.....😢

      @mia_1969@mia_19699 ай бұрын
    • May God make it easy for all of you. I really hope you get to heal your pain. Big hug ❤❤❤❤❤

      @NoName-ke6gq@NoName-ke6gq9 ай бұрын
    • Same I just broke down.

      @TherealDsizzle@TherealDsizzle8 ай бұрын
  • Thanks! Ive been dealing with alot since my dad got cancer and brain tumor and have been having problem opening up and I lost interest in studies... But now i know, there is hope ❤

    @ryanispro7934@ryanispro79346 ай бұрын
  • People hate it when you let your wounds show and say you are overreacting or wanting attention but really they are just shoving their words deeper and deeper into your skin to break the bone holding it in place

    @MK-cn1jh@MK-cn1jh3 ай бұрын
  • Just be careful who you share your inner wounds with. Some will take advantage of that pain for their own gain....

    @riaschutte1738@riaschutte17387 ай бұрын
    • Ofc trust your gut you got this

      @_Willoww.x@_Willoww.x5 ай бұрын
    • ❤❤❤

      @lisacranmer8005@lisacranmer80054 ай бұрын
    • That’s the first thing I thought

      @anaflavia2612@anaflavia26123 ай бұрын
    • Tell me about it. God, because of that I never tell anyone. Like, the people I told got a really sick and disgusting pleasure from it.

      @IWonder474@IWonder4743 ай бұрын
    • Yea, I get that, but not everyone is like that. The good ones are sadly hard to find as the world is changing like never before but they're still out there. Just be careful@@IWonder474

      @_Willoww.x@_Willoww.x3 ай бұрын
  • And sometimes people even laugh at it. Thinking we're also gonna look from their perspective too. But though you show them your wound, they can only guess how much it hurts. But they can never know how deep it actually is.

    @dahyunbunny9782@dahyunbunny97829 ай бұрын
    • They likely do, you're just assuming you somehow have bigger problems. It's much more likely that they have problems just as big but they face them and deal with them instead of choosing to victimise themselves like so many do now instead. It's hard to face them, and it's irresponsible and selfish not to. You owe it to yourself and anyone that cares about/depends on you, to be an adult and leave your past behind you.

      @Mandaxx25@Mandaxx256 ай бұрын
    • ​@@Mandaxx25What if we knew they were never big, but the exact opposite. I can't seem to control this feeling of inferiority and worthlessness. And even though people have told me it's in my head, my mind dosen't listen. Especially when I least want it to. I just don't want to be afraid anymore. I want to be normal like everyone else, but it scares me to my core.

      @mokie7421@mokie74215 ай бұрын
  • Sometimes the person we need to share it most is ourselves

    @andream219@andream2193 ай бұрын
  • One of the greatest misconceptions about trauma is that it is either a personality defect or a mental disorder. In actuality, trauma is very real and I believe that, at least to some degree, we all carry it. I appreciate you debunking misinformation.

    @hyperionsupreme551@hyperionsupreme5514 ай бұрын
  • Extraordinary psychologist.. This is a gift beyond professional training

    @Newmanidentity@Newmanidentity11 ай бұрын
  • So clearly explained, I hope more people will find courage to heal ❤

    @petrarakebrandt9019@petrarakebrandt90198 ай бұрын
    • And safety. We need safety and the basics for survival and access to healing supports to heal. Our society isn't structured in a way where everyone can get everything they need to fully heal.... may our world change for the better now. ❤️‍🩹

      @Child-of-Astara@Child-of-Astara4 ай бұрын
  • Wow! Thank you for explaining what we naturally do to hide from the awful truth in the most basic way. Learing to become truthful to your past trama is such a healthy step in your healing. 💕

    @Cheryl_Twomley@Cheryl_Twomley3 ай бұрын
  • Ngl when I first started watching this I brushed right passed by it and rolled my eyes. But as I kept listening, I really liked how the metaphor kept progressing. As a person who has grown up with and is still around a source of trauma, this continued to get more and more true the more I watched. Thanks

    @alaithiarooke7258@alaithiarooke72586 ай бұрын
  • please make videos more on traumas. It is so helpful for people who can’t get access to proper therapy like me

    @nikitasorokhaibam7128@nikitasorokhaibam712811 ай бұрын
    • Yes 👍

      @fefetegs8994@fefetegs899411 ай бұрын
    • Agreed

      @angieschmidt3218@angieschmidt321811 ай бұрын
    • I don't know if this will help, because I don't know whether it'll be available where you are but she's written a book called Why Has Nobody Told Me This Before? It may be a starting guide to help you find the mechanisms you need to manage you trauma and eventually heal... and it's far cheaper than therapy. You can refer to it at all times too.

      @userunknown19@userunknown1911 ай бұрын
  • This genuinely made me cry. I’ve been hiding my trauma for a year and a half, it hurts so bad but I can’t tell anyone and this really made me feel a bit more valid

    @hanna82115@hanna8211511 ай бұрын
    • I just talked to my Mum about stuff and she‘s helped me so much! I was a little afraid at the beginning but it was so nice. I wish you the best

      @allesaufanfang-sarah@allesaufanfang-sarah11 ай бұрын
    • @@allesaufanfang-sarah I’m so happy that worked out for you! I hope you can get any help you need and that you recover from anything you need to heal from

      @hanna82115@hanna8211511 ай бұрын
    • I can one hundred percent relate!!

      @akshathadd1906@akshathadd190611 ай бұрын
    • can you share here anonymously what caused you trauma

      @apekshatiwari9290@apekshatiwari929011 ай бұрын
    • @@apekshatiwari9290 of course, TW for sa I think??? just if that triggers you don’t read this The short version is that I was walking home from school one day and a man pulled me into an alley, he tried to take of my clothes and I managed to fight him off and run away, but it has definitely scarred me. I didn’t tell anyone bc I feel like it’s not that bad bc I wasn’t r@ped.

      @hanna82115@hanna8211511 ай бұрын
  • Thank you. Hidden trauma is like magic: almost no one can see it, but it is constantly working...

    @dulceyprocaz@dulceyprocaz3 ай бұрын
  • This has brought tears to me. I have been through emotional and mental trauma that a lot of people dont know about. So i am fake smiling like some times so this has just told me to stop doing just that and open up to people thank you very much, i have benn scrolling through many comments and i feel awfully bad for all of them or their friends that have been through these things. If you are reading this then please if you have been through any trauma please please tell someone about it will atleast get somethings of off your shoulders

    @amanagarwal8982@amanagarwal89826 ай бұрын
  • I got sober this past year and all my trauma that I’ve been avoiding facing for the past 8 years has hit me like a truck. It’s been a hard year, but very insightful and lots of healing. I still have a lot of work to do, but I’m proud of myself for consciously choosing to heal and face my trauma. It’s not an easy decision by any means, but so necessary.

    @cathymeep@cathymeep7 ай бұрын
    • I believe in you! I'm dealing with confronting a lot of trauma, as well. It's well worth the effort.

      @soniamo4139@soniamo41395 ай бұрын
    • Congratulations well Done!

      @careythomas2571@careythomas25714 ай бұрын
    • I'm proud of you for getting brave enough to face it head on, and getting rid of the alcohol. I don't really drink. Part of me wishes I still liked it, but I'm glad I don't have that problem. I'm trying to deal w/ my stuff head on. No other choice.

      @saintejeannedarc9460@saintejeannedarc94604 ай бұрын
    • I'm proud of you! Keep up the good work!

      @jessicaprince291@jessicaprince2914 ай бұрын
    • ❤ x

      @appleoneill5135@appleoneill51353 ай бұрын
  • My mother was a psychologist... she helped many people and people are so happy to see her. So my full support to all fellow psychologists. ❤

    @blackblade2420@blackblade242011 ай бұрын
  • This should be taught at school. Crystal clear and concise

    @NancyLuque@NancyLuque5 ай бұрын
  • Who agrees we need to keep this woman safe at all costs? God bless her heart (:

    @allforlove.Loveforall@allforlove.Loveforall4 ай бұрын
  • Heyyy....just wanted to say that...u literally make me cry from alot of ur videos.....it just feels like...u dont even know i exist but still know me better than my own father....know my fears, secrets, my personality.......im just soo grateful that u make these videos.....these videos give people in horrible state some rays of hope... really really thank you doc...

    @ketakidive641@ketakidive64111 ай бұрын
    • SAME!

      @CookiesAreAwesome@CookiesAreAwesome11 ай бұрын
    • Why so many dots

      @Poopydoopybear@Poopydoopybear11 ай бұрын
    • ​@@Poopydoopybear to express their feelings and emotions through the text.

      @stealthy_wealthy@stealthy_wealthy11 ай бұрын
    • Sending u love sister. We all In the same boat. Proud of you. Its not easy battling an invisible enemy. Stay strong. ❤️. Hope it soon gets better for you.

      @saritamohanty2217@saritamohanty221711 ай бұрын
    • This comment is so moving, Ketaki. You matter, don’t ever doubt that or your ability to continue to find your path to healing. Definitely sending you positive thoughts and good energy.✨Never give up on yourself!

      @btay4322@btay432211 ай бұрын
  • I don't comment so much on KZhead shorts but I want to say thanks to you Dr. Julie. I have had a very difficult year so far and your videos gave me strength to carry on and start to seek for help so i can finally heal. Thank you so so much ❤ English is not my first language

    @Philipp19967@Philipp1996711 ай бұрын
    • Thanks so much for commenting. Really appreciate it. Sending love ❤️

      @DrJulie@DrJulie11 ай бұрын
    • Yess....i want to ask you......who can healing a pschylogist when depressed??

      @fun2222@fun222211 ай бұрын
  • The way you explain things, visually, makes it so much easier to understand. Thank you! Just being able to identify what is going on opens the door to healing.

    @JBaxter-pi8oj@JBaxter-pi8oj4 ай бұрын
  • So logical true. I’m in the process of dealing with the deep grief. Thank you for your guiding 🙏 it gives me clues to go on healing in the right way , 🙏

    @tumsotheavy7936@tumsotheavy79364 ай бұрын
  • Beautifully explained! ❤ People have no idea how triggering a person's traumatic past can kill them everyday and how difficult it is to live with it their whole life. Much love and respect from a medical doctor and a clinical psychologist from Europe ❤

    @Mesmerising_Eyes@Mesmerising_Eyes8 ай бұрын
  • Hey…. I just finished reading your book “why has nobody told me this before? “ Loved it so much ❤❤

    @user-rr8cp6ph1l@user-rr8cp6ph1l11 ай бұрын
    • Thank you so glad you liked it ❤️

      @DrJulie@DrJulie11 ай бұрын
    • Pls wat the name of the book and how can i get it

      @mariamlamina5683@mariamlamina56833 ай бұрын
  • Love how you explain the complex concepts in an accessible way.

    @winnied87@winnied876 ай бұрын
  • I have never been so grateful to a KZhead channel, let alone a KZhead short but this channel really climbs up to one of my most favourite channels very fast

    @spaceman54321@spaceman54321Ай бұрын
  • Sometimes open up a wound invites people to hurt yourself even more as they know about it😢 So its better to hide it from others because every body has salt in their hands and they're just waiting for an opportunity to hurt you 💔

    @simmi7006@simmi70068 ай бұрын
    • Oh hell yes, just been dumped by a dear friend through 4 years, he simply had to "start over " and apparantly one cant go through something in his personal life and be friends with a girl and and yet, probably not dumping his guy friends or job or anyone else to start "fresh " Never dumped anyone in my entire life if they were good in my life, but people are apparater alot difficult than what I was raised to be..

      @annemettefrederiksen7751@annemettefrederiksen77515 ай бұрын
    • If trauma is people related it can cause you to feel unsafe when you are safe. That's not always the case but maybe consider that

      @moonlightcreator7472@moonlightcreator74724 ай бұрын
  • You’ve just expressed my life. I’m a 57yr old woman living with CPTSD. This is exactly how I deal with my trauma (wrap it up, hide it, remain a recluse) yet like you said, when someone “hits” me, it opens up my ‘trigger’ gate but the person doing the hitting can’t see the wound so I then get called mental, nutcase, whack job, crazy etc. It’s a lonely path

    @CateB66@CateB6611 ай бұрын
    • You do understand that being mentally ill isn't a treat me softly get out of jail free card. It is YOUR responsibility more than anyone to manage and control your symptoms. There's just too many people waving their diagnosis around like we should be saying boo hoo.

      @Jordanbackland@Jordanbackland8 ай бұрын
    • I get that completely,when that wound is hit it can take you anywhere,you become ungrounded,vulnerable,I have left many jobs due to certain situations that would trigger memory,I'm 54,you have to protect yourself some way,thats finding space for yourself,

      @raycoss9641@raycoss96417 ай бұрын
    • ​@@raycoss9641what if the one opening the wounds is your partner?

      @Disabledqueen96@Disabledqueen967 ай бұрын
    • ​@@JordanbacklandYour triggers have been hit by this comment. Let your wounds heal.

      @nomdeguerre247@nomdeguerre2477 ай бұрын
    • @@nomdeguerre247 Well it's sad your triggers have been hit and your wounds still need healing but why are you telling me for? Good luck kiddo. 👍

      @Jordanbackland@Jordanbackland7 ай бұрын
  • “The deeper the regret and the wound, the more lives it will take to fade away.”

    @wearingmysceneglassed@wearingmysceneglassed6 ай бұрын
  • Perfectly explained. Past childhood trauma and narcissistic parents can certainly be a contribution of this. It takes something to look at oneself, open up and be vulnerable. - to the right people who help you to bring out the best in you and support you on your journey. Its worth it ❤ growth, self belief and confidence...

    @Sandra-ss8mu@Sandra-ss8mu4 ай бұрын
  • That is very true. However, not everyone you open up to will be as understanding. When you find those who are, hang on to them.

    @ArtsyBeau@ArtsyBeau11 ай бұрын
  • Agree , having same experience, it make sense now, staying busy is something that really keeps it covered .

    @shwetasv6520@shwetasv652011 ай бұрын
    • Much remember GOD it Will be reduce depression....

      @fun2222@fun222211 ай бұрын
  • Thank you Sister…. Too true…🙏 Yes, my father was in so much PAIN and he hid it with what we would call narcissistic tendencies…. Anger… And I’ve seen others do the same thing … a very sad state of affairs. I always say there’s one thing worse than having to deal with them, it would be having to be them.😢

    @4luv215@4luv2153 ай бұрын
  • Thank you for making this video. People should know more about this. Thank for making so many people feel less alone.

    @sugar_galaxy_studios9410@sugar_galaxy_studios94105 ай бұрын
  • You are a very gifted doctor!

    @lisaw6219@lisaw621911 ай бұрын
  • I do, I have the wound of NOT BEING HEARD by my parents, and my mother's wound seems to be the inability to connect/hear me/see me as a real person. I can only ever be in the family if I play the part she wrote for me. It's so sad. She's a good person somewhere inside but she has caused me so much hurt and after three years of her refusing to engage in a conversation with me (and my dad and brother backing HER up and joining in with shaming me) I yelled at her that she was utterly toxic and determined to be the victim. Why oh why could she not just listen to me. It is so sad and it was so unnecessary.

    @SusanaXpeace2u@SusanaXpeace2u11 ай бұрын
    • Cut them out. After 18 you get to choose your family.

      @nicholashenderson6941@nicholashenderson694110 ай бұрын
    • You did the right thing! I’m so proud of you! Keep on doing it as long as you need to. Keep standing up for yourself always with whoever treats you this way.

      @lovesylvia2621@lovesylvia262110 ай бұрын
  • I love the way you beautifully simplify human psychology. This is humanity at its best. Thank you, a real thank you!

    @abhinandannuli7574@abhinandannuli75742 ай бұрын
  • My husband calls those “trauma mines” when he hits one of my wounds. i love the term Trauma Mines. I wish I didn’t have any, but giving them a name helps me recognize them instead of thinking my reaction is “normal” rather than overreacting. And it’s deeply accurate. For the person who hits one out of nowhere in a person they know and care about it has to feel like stepping on a hidden landline. Just “where the hell did THAT explosion even come from?!” I have GAD, plus I have PTSD, and depression from past abuse from my parents and first husband. My Hubs is so kind, and when I overreact he waits patiently for me to calm down a little and asks how he can help.

    @PheydraSunstar@PheydraSunstar11 ай бұрын
    • You are so blessed to have a husband like that! My husband is the latter. He can’t believe I haven’t “gotten over” the fact that a grown man abused of me when I was 5/6 years old. With my first congregation I was able to one day open up while in prayer about my trauma and HE was embarrassed. When we moved and started going to another church he explicitly told me not to tell anyone about my trauma. It hurts, because he can’t handle it, and can’t handle anyone else knowing about it, yet here I am Bleeding out. The day I serve him with divorce papers he will probably tell everyone it was out of the blue 🤨

      @atl1563@atl15638 ай бұрын
    • @@atl1563 honey I am so sorry! First off that that happened to you at all. Children need protection and any adult who breaks their trust, especially in such an unforgivable way, deserve worse than anything a human can do to them. I’m so so sorry and it wasn’t your fault. Secondly, you don’t deserve to be treated this way at all. My first husband was like that. Almost exactly. My pain was embarrassing and if it didn’t directly affect him it wasn’t his problem and I should keep it to myself instead of “trying to drag him down with me.” He was indeed stunned when I left him and told everyone I must be having an affair because why else would I leave? I really hope you have a good therapist and some sort of good support group outside of him. If you need someone to talk to LMK and we can exchange emails or DMs or something. I’m a mommy and I can’t stand to see anyone in pain. I’ll repeat, as a child and now *you didn’t and do not deserve this treatment and it is not your fault!!!*

      @PheydraSunstar@PheydraSunstar8 ай бұрын
    • @@PheydraSunstar thank you for your kind words! Oh yes, they’re definitely 2 peas in a pod. I will be texting with my family and he freaks out about it. Then when we get in an argument or he calls me and I don’t answer his call on the first ring he will later bring it up and say I’m probably having an affair and that’s why I don’t answer or I’m probably texting some guy. But nope, I just want to keep my relationships with family and friends open. If one day this all ends, I don’t want to be so cut out of my family and friends life that it’ll look like I only seek them when I need help. It’s like he wants to be my whole world and can’t fathom why I would need to seek others friendship when I have him. From the moment I wake up to the moment I go to sleep I am going nonstop. There’s always a lot to do. The worst thing is the moment I try to just sit and take a breather he comes in and asks why I havnt done XYZ… I would love to exchange emails but I don’t want to expose my information online. It is consoling to know there are people in this world that still care about others including me❤️

      @atl1563@atl15638 ай бұрын
  • There should be more help for people with past trumas, as I've had since a child right up to adulthood, it's not easy trying to forget and move on , and feeling good about yourself,

    @sharonwhitmore8016@sharonwhitmore801611 ай бұрын
    • Sometimes we need as an individualist sometimes we need as socialism

      @fun2222@fun222211 ай бұрын
  • You are AMAZING at putting complicated topics into easy to understand visual representations! ❤❤❤

    @desireer6915@desireer69154 ай бұрын
  • This is the best video short on KZhead that I’ve ever seen. Thanks Dr Julie!

    @fc4660@fc46604 ай бұрын
  • I definitely agree with her 💯, healing happens best when we are SAFE to open up and not hide any reaction you feel. This message should be share widely, including to those who pass and brush those wounds by calling you;, pessimistic, negative energy, crybaby, victim minded asking you to just already get over it, or not make it bigger than it is (they really don't know how big it is 😢).

    @lolitazavala1879@lolitazavala187911 ай бұрын
  • One time my dad "talked" to me about how I was not doing good in college (because I was so overwhelmed with the shift by COVID and I started college online not f2f). Throughout the talk or even after I would mentally disregard my emotions so that I won't cry in front of him or even let him see it. But as soon as I cannot control the tears and some would leak and he would see it he said- no says- "why are you crying? you have no right no cry" and the one time he said I was 'emotionally weak'. Hence why I would never open up to my parents or even anyone. What's also funny (?) is that whenever my parents shout out loud; or I would catch a blind movement by my sides or if someone is about to tower me I would jolt and/or cower like really shrink and cover myself thinking the pain would come. My parents wondered why I did that and the other I almost felt embarrassed (because the incident happened in school and it was a Christmas Party).

    @lineanoves6650@lineanoves66503 ай бұрын
  • Lovely Blue Eyes. I agree. Great analogy and visuals.... You're right. Recognize, acknowledge, accept, and letting go of the pain and hurt is the healthiest place to be....

    @mr.wonderful3449@mr.wonderful34492 ай бұрын
  • My family and friends should understand this, because that's actually what I'm going through.

    @Ruby_The_Dragon@Ruby_The_Dragon10 ай бұрын
  • Your work here is so valued and appreciated. Thank you so much. ❤❤

    @freedom4683@freedom46838 ай бұрын
  • If all the world followed Dr. Julie, I truly think that that alone would make the world a better, more understanding, place. Thank you, Dr. Julie. - Chicago

    @inr63@inr633 ай бұрын
  • Exactly, I scraped my knee badly and it shows my flesh, my friend who scraped her knee MONTHS ago said: “I bet it doesn’t hurt as bad as mine hurt me, your being dramatic.”. Her wound didn’t show some flesh, it showed a tiny bruise. No I’m not saying her wound isn’t bad, but she shouldn’t be trying to say I’m dramatic when my wound seems worse, and she didn’t even experience the exact same thing as me.

    @MitsuriiskindaMitsuri@MitsuriiskindaMitsuri5 ай бұрын
  • No one ever actually says how to heal. It’s always telling people how they feel and that they should get help, which people already know. But no one ever advertises how or what it even means.

    @lbme617@lbme6177 ай бұрын
    • Probably bc nobody knows how

      @byueul6038@byueul60383 ай бұрын
    • @@byueul6038 Actually, The Holistic Psychologist has a channel that actually demonstrates what a healthy family dynamic is suppose to look like AND how someone with those healthy family dynamics would see their world and manage relationships and emotions growing up. I just recently discovered her.

      @lbme617@lbme6173 ай бұрын
  • My ex partner of 10 years has a wound that she treats with drugs and alcohol and staying busy. I tried helping her and suggested she get help. But she refuses to realize there is something wrong and neither does her friends who assist her to be in denial. 😢 Now I'm slandered every where, but I'm getting help at least for my wound. Hard road. Great explanation ❤❤❤

    @Campdog44@Campdog447 ай бұрын
  • I needed to hear this message today.Thank you for sharing with us this wonderful message

    @user-is6mx1fi9p@user-is6mx1fi9pАй бұрын
  • Succinct and accurate. Brilliantly done. ❤

    @pocho689@pocho6892 ай бұрын
  • Thank you. It really resonated with me. As a person from Ukraine, I feel like having a cemetery of all the traumatas by this point. I tend to overwork to the point I have no time to emotionally deal with all of that. But at some point I will have to.. it made me think that probably I have to start, before it suffocates me. Thank you 🙏 ❤

    @katetish565@katetish56511 ай бұрын
    • 🤗❤️

      @NowIAmAwake@NowIAmAwake9 ай бұрын
    • 🫂 🤗

      @dublindame333@dublindame3338 ай бұрын
  • this is kinda the first time that I've accepted that my memory lapses are due to my trauma and faculty coping mechanisms thank you 💞

    @Suhanibingpot@Suhanibingpot11 ай бұрын
  • You are so correct, Dr. Julie. I had to go through intense counseling for years to deal with past traumas. It helped, but once in a blue moon, someone pushes a button that makes it flare again, causing another wound.

    @paulpasquale2212@paulpasquale22123 ай бұрын
  • I found this lady recently. There are a lot of them on here, & plenty I respect. No one does what she does in using visual mediums. It's delightful!! A beautiful teaching tool. ❤

    @kaitlyngault3987@kaitlyngault39876 ай бұрын
  • Even though I recognize, acknowledge, and take full responsibility of my own trauma, my own wounds, there is just not many people out there willingly to have your back thru these hard healing times. I recognize the trauma in others and try not to project my trauma onto them.. but rarely can I find someone else to do the same.. there is no one to listen to you, no one to hear you out. Not many people care to truly hear you out, and not many people truly care to understand.

    @pyang264@pyang26411 ай бұрын
    • Hurts healing by yourself or by other.....bad or good is your life ....others people just helps

      @fun2222@fun222211 ай бұрын
    • Pakou Jesus Christ is the one who can heal your wounds and give you life 💗 He sees and cares

      @songsofthespirit@songsofthespirit11 ай бұрын
    • I know how you feel, from personal trauma. It’s a lifelong struggle. I pray for all of us victims🙏❤️. I pray you remember that God loves you & is always there for us✝️Please take care, God bless you.

      @emeraldc.8796@emeraldc.879611 ай бұрын
  • I actually never thought of this, this was a great example of my trauma, and the fact they just see it as a overreaction or me just being “bratty” meanwhile it actually triggers me mentally.

    @_urpretty_@_urpretty_10 ай бұрын
  • This is very true. However, you must be opening up to the right people who can understand and be supportive of you. Otherwise, you will begin to feel more isolated and stressed. The company you keep while trying to heal that wound is so very important.

    @kimbranker7123@kimbranker712322 күн бұрын
  • your shorts have been amazing to scroll into the last few days.

    @Quickfire412@Quickfire4126 ай бұрын
  • You're probably right...buuuuut how often are we truly safe to open up like that? I cant even do that,and I have multiple friends. They're useless in this department-they dont have the emotional depth or understanding to cope with those parts of me

    @visionbishop9517@visionbishop951711 ай бұрын
    • find a professional counselor

      @trains889@trains88911 ай бұрын
    • Same here. Most of the time my problem is too complex and all I get is "I'm sorry" or "damn that sucks." Compassion is dead in society and it took me so long to realize that I am the only one that can fix myself and give me what I need. Nobody will have the correct or right answer besides you, because only you will know how it actually helps or effects you.

      @HauntedCadaver@HauntedCadaver11 ай бұрын
    • Wounds do hurt a lot . Find people with similar experiences go out to places likes churches or wherever you pray , you'll be surprised to know you're not alone :) going to parks and finding intense hobbies like art or people who do poetry or who have this very scary kind of vibe to their art almost like your own hurt heart ... Something that feels impossibly close to you ... As if the pain and emotions that you're feeling are getting projected on the canvas ... Right there ... Thats how you go and approach and ask ... Can we be friends? And meeting such people in your life heal that wounds ( closing line ) :

      @malenaslosttwin@malenaslosttwin11 ай бұрын
    • for people who're suffering due to their past what helped me is Mediation Connecting to god and knowing them more with depth( I'm Hindu so there's plenty of it ) Night walks in the dead of the night or midnights or in late evenings or before sunrise Journaling to let your emotions out Yoga ( trust me)

      @malenaslosttwin@malenaslosttwin11 ай бұрын
    • @@HauntedCadaver it’s not always that the other person lacks compassion. It may also be that they haven’t truly experienced what you have and therefore it is a scary and very foreign thing for them to help you with. Psychological problems and trauma isn’t an easy area and general public aren’t fit to give advice on it. That’s why we have professionals who are trained to help with these things. Sure, sharing to a loved one can feel good but at the core of it, you need a person that can guide you through the pain.

      @ue2267@ue226711 ай бұрын
  • You are not talking like just a psychologist. Your intelligence in explaining this goes beyond my expectation. Thank you for nailing this. I'll borrow your explanation in the future, thank your 💐

    @respectcat12@respectcat129 ай бұрын
  • This is where Shadow Work comes in. My path is teaching me how to face it head-on. Thank you for your explanation of trauma.

    @bluefirephoenix1977@bluefirephoenix19773 ай бұрын
  • Real intelligence is making complex ideas reachable and understandable by all. This is what each and every of your videos feels like: you state what should have been obvious to me but wasn’t with such clarity that I wonder why I didn’t understand it before. Thank you for your good work and great advice.

    @unanemomanou7939@unanemomanou79393 ай бұрын
  • I mean I was more impressed of her to take that bandage off without pure agony than the way she gave therapy to everyone

    @Aarna_Music@Aarna_Music7 ай бұрын
  • You make me understand myself 😢

    @Hallah22@Hallah2211 ай бұрын
  • OMG you’re so good at what you do and I don’t know if it’s because I am a visual person or I’m an individual who expressed themselves in storytelling so I can evoke an emotion to get a person to relate to me but the way that you communicate trauma is very inspiring, and I gives me hope as far as being able to affectively deal with my trauma because I know that there is something different than what is traditionally experienced in therapy. This this is great you’re great.

    @jonahandthem@jonahandthem21 күн бұрын
  • This is awesome because people don't view mental health the same as physical... So putting it into this type of analogy is awesome.

    @nehamaw@nehamaw6 ай бұрын
  • This made me tear up.

    @serrjass@serrjass11 ай бұрын
  • Nothing draws an attack faster than revealing a vulnerability. I'm glad your experiences allow you to believe that people want to be gentle with a wounded person and not victimize them instead... But understand that preventing further damage is a key part of healing.

    @nicolesilvers955@nicolesilvers9558 ай бұрын
    • Right. Let your guard down at my level and then it’s a feeding frenzy.

      @josephandrews2353@josephandrews23535 ай бұрын
    • It is extremely naive.

      @usergodcandy777@usergodcandy7774 ай бұрын
    • she didn’t say to open up in front of everyone. One can heal with a trusted person or alone, it would be more beneficial than covering one’s wounds all the time

      @betsyedel6146@betsyedel61464 ай бұрын
  • This almost made me cry, thank you.

    @mikaylawright6625@mikaylawright66255 ай бұрын
  • Thank you. Since i own my wounds i meet kind people that want to help. Only thing is... Due to neglect/not the support that would have helped, i don't know what i need or the wound needs to heal. Fresh air,not covering up anymore is a helpful first step. And yes, i recognize which people around me are safe, and can handle wounded people's reactions and which don't. I use this as informations. And react as self respecting as possible. Sometimes i fear that I'm the toxic person. Because i need so much kindness with my tenderness, i experience difficulties to see me as strong. Maybe that makes sense I'm so bruised. And had to carry so much. Sometimes i need a good breakdown 🤗. It reminds me that it's now safe to be fully me.

    @a.k.3110@a.k.311011 ай бұрын
    • It Is so good to open yourself..! Well done 💗🌷🌼I think the wound need therapy to truly heal. Friends and people who love us is safe space to accept us without the need to hide our trauma. But to cure it extra help from a professional will be needed, a Psychologist/ psychotherapist/ psychiatrist. Until recovery with professional help i also hurt people who care about me🥺But there is a way to deal with it❤️💪🤗

      @iridagazoufarmaki8466@iridagazoufarmaki846611 ай бұрын
    • I reread your comment and realized, that you may feel toxic when you set your boundaries, and try to respect yourself. That's different from that i said ☺️😅 Either way, professional help will be really helpful (maybe you already know that). I wish you the best🍀💗✨

      @iridagazoufarmaki8466@iridagazoufarmaki846611 ай бұрын
    • I think you've done well by opening up your wound and you're already on the pathway to healing. Because you feel you're the toxic person, I think you can add another approach to your healing process and that is giving back. I know you need lots of help and love at this point but I also believe giving back even in the smallest way possible helps healing. It could be volunteering for something you're passionate about or helping your neighbor or friend with a seemingly small task just to put a smile on their faces.

      @tolulopeobasuyi290@tolulopeobasuyi29011 ай бұрын
    • @@iridagazoufarmaki8466 thank you for your kind words. I'm on my way to professional support.

      @a.k.3110@a.k.311011 ай бұрын
    • @@tolulopeobasuyi290 thank you for you inspiration. Volunteering sounds good. I plan to help in the school of my son. They need parents that help. The thing to hold with loving hands is, school have been a location where abuse happened to me. Without any protection from the adults. what's holding me back is: My body reacts and i just can listen. And hopefully grow from it now as an adult. It adds to my things i process.

      @a.k.3110@a.k.311011 ай бұрын
  • This is a beautiful analogy. I spent 2-3 years dealing with what I didn't realize until later were effects of trauma. It wasn't until I really acknowledged it openly instead of trying to hide it and using unhealthy coping mechanisms to deal with it when I really saw myself truly starting to heal. Still working with the ups and downs but it's definitely been better since those 2-3 years.

    @mgracie247@mgracie24711 ай бұрын
    • I'm on this exact journey. Same time too.. keep going.. you are worth it and so am I. Hugs ❤

      @beautifultrauma3148@beautifultrauma314811 ай бұрын
  • Your videos are so helpful because I’ve done terrible things in my past and covered them up which was traumatic to my self esteem. I hid them and then over the years I started to get severely depressed until I started talking about my situation and past failures/mistakes.

    @haloblokbuster7991@haloblokbuster79916 ай бұрын
  • This was really helpful. The only problem is that I am not allowed to reveal my wound yet and I’m okay with it because I’m at a young age, and most of my friends won’t understand.

    @katherinet-mb6so@katherinet-mb6so6 ай бұрын
  • excellent way to describe it, Ive found that really just listening to the person in crisis is so crucial, thank you.

    @rbk7876@rbk78769 ай бұрын
  • Hurts most when the person who you thought you’re safe with, in time finds the wound and proceeds to constantly ‘accidentally’ brush past it and prevent it from healing.

    @dabblelicious@dabblelicious11 ай бұрын
    • Worse than that are those who prey on those vulnerabilities and tear those wounds open a thousand times over, hurting you worse each time

      @brianna094@brianna09411 ай бұрын
  • Thank You 💞. You summarized what so many people are in right now. I've tried to explain this to family members of mine...ooh! That's a much needed video request!

    @jenifermullin7168@jenifermullin71684 ай бұрын
  • Hi. Doc a week ago I wanted to give up and just let go of my life and go back to my creator and I started watching ur videos and am healing now. Thank you.

    @thorisosithole@thorisosithole5 ай бұрын
  • This is an excellent explanation and teaching method, thank you! Trauma is vastly misunderstood and this analogy could be so helpful for education purposes.

    @brennakelly-adams6778@brennakelly-adams677811 ай бұрын
  • Thank you, Dr. Julie, you're a true blessing!

    @edwardraff9060@edwardraff90607 ай бұрын
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