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Dr. Pamela Seraphine, Psy.D.
Canada
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 28 ก.ค. 2013
Dr. Pamela Seraphine is a neuroscientist, international bestselling author of Neuro-Mastery, accomplished musician, and a leading expert in applied neuroscience high-performance, personal transformation and trauma recovery. Known for her bold, no-nonsense approach, she blends cutting-edge neuroscience and soul-care principles to help professionals in high-stress environments-like entrepreneurs, healthcare clinicians, executive leaders, and first responders-break through limits, achieve their goals, and master their lives.
Her raw, relatable style transforms complex brain science into tough-love truths and actionable strategies, empowering her audience to take control of their brains, unlock their potential, and create meaningful, lasting change.
If you’re ready to master your brain and transform your life, this is the channel for you.
Her raw, relatable style transforms complex brain science into tough-love truths and actionable strategies, empowering her audience to take control of their brains, unlock their potential, and create meaningful, lasting change.
If you’re ready to master your brain and transform your life, this is the channel for you.
Mastering Moral Injury: A Brain-Based Approach That Works! - Masterclass - Hope After Trauma Academy
Struggling with moral injury from your high-stress profession? Overcome it with neuroscience-driven strategies. If you're a mental health professional, a first responder, or leading others facing moral injury, this masterclass is for you!
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It's time to heal, restore your values, and elevate performance. Ready to make a real impact? Enroll today. www.HopeAfterTrauma.ca
#MasterMoralInjury #AppliedNeuroscience #EmotionalResilience #HighPerformance #FirstResponders #DrPamelaSeraphine
• For Individuals: Certification, practical brain-based insights, and science-backed tools to restore performance & well-being.
• For Organizations: Certified training for staff, reduced burnout, and a stronger, more resilient team.
It's time to heal, restore your values, and elevate performance. Ready to make a real impact? Enroll today. www.HopeAfterTrauma.ca
#MasterMoralInjury #AppliedNeuroscience #EmotionalResilience #HighPerformance #FirstResponders #DrPamelaSeraphine
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The Truth About PTSD Recovery (First Responders)
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REALITY ALERT (First Responder Edition). Dropping some truth bombs on PTSD recovery. No sugar-coating, no fluff - just unfiltered insights about PTSD recovery and the three devils that may be hindering your recovery. #NeuroMastery#PTSDRecovery #FirstResponders #TimeForChange
What is Brain-Savvy Leadership? | Dr. Pamela Seraphine
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Brain-savvy leaders ignite greatness in others by embodying self-mastery, which requires a foundational understanding of the human brain. Our society is grappling with collective trauma, amplified by the pandemic, leading to increased anxiety, depression, and stress. As leaders, it's crucial to understand how this collective trauma affects those we lead and how we can navigate these challenges ...
How to Overcome Anxiety | Part 2 | Dr. Pamela Seraphine
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If you’re dealing with panic attacks or overwhelming anxiety that seems to appear out of nowhere, then you’ve got to know this. The technique I’ll be giving you today is a rhythm-based strategy that uses dual processing, which is a bottom-up and top-down approach to retrain the brain and restore your sense of calm and peace in your body.
How to Overcome Anxiety | Dr. Pamela Seraphine | Part 1
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What you may not realize is that two separate pathways in the brain give rise to anxiety. One is fast, and the other is slow. Everyone experiences anxiety through both pathways, but you may have more activation in one pathway than the other. The Certainty List Technique is a simple, yet powerful mindfulness technique designed to provide relief from the slow 'thought-based' pathway of Anxiety. A...
We’re talking about INSOMNIA- a common symptom of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). #shorts
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If you’re trying to fall asleep at night, and you’re allowing your brain to do whatever it wants, you are setting yourself up for disaster. Watch my latest TH-cam video to learn more about the GLAD technique- a technique given to every single one of my clients to help them regain control of their brain so that it stops ruining their sleep. #shorts #insomniarelief #troublesleeping #dealingwithin...
How to Cure Insomnia| GLAD Sleep Technique |Dr. Pamela Seraphine
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If you’re trying to fall asleep at night, and you’re allowing your brain to do whatever it wants, you are setting yourself up for disaster. The topic on hand is insomnia, and better yet how to regain control of your brain so that it stops ruining your sleep. Sleep deprivation is a common symptom of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), which is why I teach the GLAD sleep technique to every one...
Master your BRAIN. Master your LIFE!
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Everything you want to achieve, overcome, and accomplish is intricately tied to how your brain processes information. You must learn to master your brain if you want to overcome trauma and create the life you desire. Subscribe to my TH-cam channel to learn strategies, understand trauma, overcome PTSD, and learn the skills you need to achieve sustainable positive change.
Modern Cajon Solo | Gritty Soul | Dr. Pamela Seraphine
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My friends, happy to share my new track,-"Gritty Soul". May it ignite within you an unwavering determination to pursue your dreams fearlessly. #cajonsolo #cajon #drpamelaseraphine #cajonbeats #meinlpercussion #edmmusic
Afro-Rock Cajon Groove | Slap-Top Lesson| Dr. Pamela Seraphine
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This groove combines "Clock Groove" & Mantra of Uniqueness. The names may sound strange if you aren't familiar with my work. However, they are often challenging to learn but fun and rewarding to play! The mantras are usually made of 4 phases that can be used as meditations, AND they can also be played with a variety of grooves and styles of music.
Neuro-Rhythmic Trauma Therapy | 3 Core Principles | Dr. Pamela Seraphine
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Neuro-Rhythmic Trauma Therapy | www.Dr.PamelaSeraphine.com Pillar 1: Reset Your Nervous System Your initial sessions will involve neuroeducation about the traumatized brain and the NRTT approach. We will review your NRTT intake questionnaire and discuss your symptoms and desired goals for your treatment. Time will be given to develop three primary goals that can be achieved within the 12-week s...
Neuro-Rhythmic Trauma Therapy | Mantra of Trust | Dr. Pamela Seraphine
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Neuro-Rhythmic Trauma Therapy | Mantra of Trust | Dr. Pamela Seraphine
Feeling Angry & Resentful? DO THIS | Dr. Pamela Seraphine (Uncensored)
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Feeling Angry & Resentful? DO THIS | Dr. Pamela Seraphine (Uncensored)
Emotions vs. Feelings | Dr. Pamela Seraphine
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Emotions vs. Feelings | Dr. Pamela Seraphine
How Long Does Therapy Take? | Dr. Pamela Seraphine
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How Long Does Therapy Take? | Dr. Pamela Seraphine
Can Emotional Trauma Cause Brain Damage? Dr. Pamela Seraphine
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Can Emotional Trauma Cause Brain Damage? Dr. Pamela Seraphine
How is Trauma Stored in the Body? | Dr. Pamela Seraphine
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How is Trauma Stored in the Body? | Dr. Pamela Seraphine
Central Elements for Trauma Treatment? | Dr. Pamela Seraphine
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Central Elements for Trauma Treatment? | Dr. Pamela Seraphine
What is the Best Therapy for Trauma? | Dr. Pamela Seraphine
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What is the Best Therapy for Trauma? | Dr. Pamela Seraphine
Compassion Fatigue (aka: No More F***s to Give) | Dr. Pamela Seraphine
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Compassion Fatigue (aka: No More F s to Give) | Dr. Pamela Seraphine
How to Set Boundaries with Toxic People | Dr.Pamela Seraphine
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How to Set Boundaries with Toxic People | Dr.Pamela Seraphine
What is Emotional Abuse? | WATCH THIS! |Pamela Lynn-Seraphine
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What is Emotional Abuse? | WATCH THIS! |Pamela Lynn-Seraphine
Childhood Trauma & Memory Loss | Dr. Pamela Seraphine
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Childhood Trauma & Memory Loss | Dr. Pamela Seraphine
Emotional Triggers: Here's What You Need to Know
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Emotional Triggers: Here's What You Need to Know
Why Retrain Your Brain? | Pamela Lynn-Seraphine
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Why Retrain Your Brain? | Pamela Lynn-Seraphine
The Brain-Gut Connection | Pamela Lynn-Seraphine
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The Brain-Gut Connection | Pamela Lynn-Seraphine
Emotionally Numb: What You Need to Know (Retrain Your Insula)
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Emotionally Numb: What You Need to Know (Retrain Your Insula)
Brain-Based Trauma Treatment: What You Need to Know
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Brain-Based Trauma Treatment: What You Need to Know
How to Heal Yourself from Past Trauma | Pamela Lynn-Seraphine
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How to Heal Yourself from Past Trauma | Pamela Lynn-Seraphine
THANK YOU! Newly subscribed. No one else seems to be addressing this!
Thanks for this tip. For several months, I've been suffering from insomnia: i tend to fight the need to sleep, i wake up between 3-4 am and in the morning every night, and -regardless of the wake up time- i dont feel rested. I discovered GLAD two nights and I started doing it when i know it's really time for me to sleep which is usually quite late and when my brain is exhausted, and i noticed 2 nights in a row, i dont even reach the 2nd gratitude that i'm already sleeping (is that normal??). The first night i woke up in the middle of the night (as i'm used to) but not the 2nd time.
It's good to hear you're trying the method. Yes, that's totally normal, but expect it to vary over time. Once it's wired in, most people don't finish the entire acronym. If you do wake in the night, be sure to command your brain to do it again! Teach it to do what you want it to do.
I feel validated that my sister and I are not the only ones missing chunks of our childhood. I have always wondered though why our brains wiped out the happy memories, too?
Amazing 😍
Looking beautiful 🎉
How do I recover those memories please??
I'm almost completely bedridden now. I'm only 64 but I have an incurable neuromuscular disease. I want to heal from physical abuse (sa) as a young child, before I die. I have a lot of memory loss from childhood. I cannot move/exercise, so can i still recover?
How do you know what's a normal amount of not remembering childhood in comparison to others. I thought I was normal. I would sometimes realise I had gaps like when I forgot a classmate who had been away and I had no idea I ever knew him even though he knew me well. Nothing happened in that scenario, I just realised something was not right about my memory. It's actually happened with many people I've come across who say they knew me during these childhood years and they are very detailed in their memories of me and I just don't recall any of those things. I always thought that's just how it worked that no one really remembers a lot of childhood
Hello Ruth how can i connect with u?!
When i play the drums i slowly lose hope in m y skills because i lack the ideas and motivation to even create a good rhythm
Appreciate ⭕️
awesome
My first thought here is that I do not want to remember any of that childhood. I am happy having forgotten.
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Literally!!! I don't want to remember it I'm good
Right. Gift from God. Thank you Lord!
very nice
Is there any way i can contact you?
I had childhood trauma for sure! An abusive step dad and a lack of parents(left alone a fair amount) . Thank goodness for my grandparents....But i can remember everything clear back to 5 yrs old. My memory problems are showing signs now at the age of 54. Any help? thx
OMG never could figure it out, why i can't remember my younger year and also along the way thank you,my brother beat me for years,i think now I can start to change
Your voice has so much echo. May be due to sound system. Your voice sounds clear in the previous videos of beginning days.
It is so comforting to me to come across videos like yours that let me know that I wasn’t crazy when I felt like I didn’t have many memories of my childhood. I “ know” and have certain “body memories “ re my abuse as a child and I am an intimate anorexic in my 44 yr old marriage due to the damage done to me. It saddens me to think of the life I could have had, as an adolescent, wife and mother had my “ hippocampus not been flooded”. I am to the point that I am ready to do the work of healing , now I just have to find a therapist to work with me. I look forward to watching more of your videos too. Thank you for educating me and so many other traumatized adults.🙂 10:46
i was sexually abused for years as a child in 28 now my brain doesn't remember anything anymore
This is me exactly.
Pls make video on can you reverse the effects of emotional abuse on brain thankyou.
Thanks for the suggestion!
I'm not alone praise God. I honestly thought it was my imagination❤
Yes!! It truly does.
I work in the medical field and all through school and now in practice I have had more than a few run ins with myself. In that I have to recall and I just can’t find that file sometimes even things with in an hour
Would any of these memories be possible to remember through hypnotherapy? Might be a stupid question, but thought I'd ask.
❤Australian watches ❤
Almost 16 years that I'm suffering on it after a motorcycle accident. I was on my kindergarten year when I'd been having a large scar on my face cause of the accident. As of now, everytime important happens, I wrote it on my notebook or cellphone cause after 2 days or onward I can't remember exactly what I'm doing, whose with me and other details. My siblings and parents talked about our childhood but to that, I want to go outside or somewhere else cause I wanna cry cause I can't remember and say anything about my past. That's why until now, I want to be alone cause nobody understands my situation. What I might do Dr.? Thank you and God bless.
We both share quite same story 😢
Watching this video helped me to finally identify what I could not understand. I need to go back to therapy. Thank you
Do you do private consulting? Please let me know
Thank you so much for sharing. I lost most of my childhood memories and glad to know that i don’t need to remember those to start the healing.
Love that...inspires me to get mine out and try something!
Thanks for leaving a comment. I'm glad it inspired you!
amazing for just a box, anyways youre so sexy
Where can I find out more about the traits of an underactive insula? I think that it might be the answer to the riddle!
True 👍
Drummer since the age of 12
Hey there Doc Pamela - Let me explain before I ask for advice & HOPE: I've had CPTSD from a HORRIFIC Brain/Nervous System Injury since 2010 (13 Years!!!). The Horrific Trauma I went thru/endured being STUCK in a damaged/malfunctioning Brain, Body & Nervous System that was severely damaged/malfunctioning AND being left by myself in that horrific state too (Abandonment/Lack of Love/Care & Support-Deeply Hurtful) gave me EXTREME PTSD. A total Stranger(!!!) brought me Food & took me to Neurology & Doc Appts for 2 Years. I was horrified to find Neurology were LOST on how to help me Heal!!! So it was all on me to Research to save my own Life & Heal Myself. BEYOND Overwhelming!!! (It was so bad I DID have a Near-Death/OUT OF BODY Experience too, hovering ABOVE my Body 😮😮😮 which wasnt alarming at all, strange but true). Anyways .. It was BEYOND DISTURBING/HORRIFYING being trapped in that state within my own Body/Brain without any RESPITR/break or being able to get away from that Pain & Torture. It took YEARS of feeling all that UNIMAGINABLE HORROR & DEEP HURT before my Emotions felt like they were literally BURNING/on fire & finally, shut off & eventually went Numb for good!!! (Horrible as I USED to have the Biggest/Most Compassionate Heart). Anyway I've been Emotionally NUMB for this long & it's HORRIBLE to live this way for this many years - It makes Life MEANINGLESS "feeling" disconnected from not only Myself/Heart, but Loved ones as well which I was VERY closely Bonded to before. It's AWFUL. I can cry sometimes but but cannot discern ANY FEELINGS into Words anymore (apart from maybe deep distress). Has the Emotional Areas of rhe Brain been damaged too badly??? I also suffered too many YEARS in isolation & the lack of Love/Care Support & Connection too so I'm wondering is there ANY HOPE of Healing that??? I've read PTSD is an actual Brain Injury & have seen SPECT Scans to SEE the difference so NO WONDER Talk Therapy doesn't heal it!!! (But yes it can help to Process Emotions OUT etc). I have really tried to put this all BEHIND Me but am frustrated & despairing I still dont feel "Human" or Myself after all these years Anyway I was so Strong it literally SHATTERED my Inner Strength & Sense of Self (I literally felt like "parts" of me were fragmented within me for a long time). I no longer feel that anymore however I still can't feel ANY "connection" to Myself, any LOVE, Inner Strength or anything else. It's like I've been RAPED of Me or a Nuclear Bomb has destroyed the MOST PRECIOUS/Valuable parts of Me. Thank God the Flashbacks have stopped these days!!! My Sleep still suffers for which I'm on a Pill for. MUCH has healed Physically & I can now now Walk, Talk & Drive (short distances) again however what I really need is Mental/Emotional & Inner Strength Healing now. I'm def beyond tempted to just end it all especially after this many years of battling/enduring so need some Words of HOPE or Advice that actually Helps)WORKS. I used to have the BIGGEST HEART ever that had a OCEANS of Love, Empathy & Inner Strength but I've been literally crawling along without connection or support for years now & am still isolating alot yet lonely as hell. Please advise what I can do re HEALING Emotions so I can feel them & be connected up to Myself (& Others) again. My Theory is that we have an unconscious "switch" in our Brains that turns OFF Traumatized Emotions when weve been thru too much Hell, so we don't go completely crazy. However in listening to your Vid it makes me wonder whether this Part of my Brain has been damaged/burnt??? I used to feel everything very Deeply & Intensely & used to have a real Personality & SOH so the Grief of Loss of Self & Sense of Self has been HUGE I've done 40+ Sessions of HBOT (Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy) & am about to do alot more to HEAL my Brain as I've gone Backwards again. Any Words of Advice or Hope thanks??? Sincerely, Ruth in Auckland, New Zealand P.S. 1 way I USED to COPE is by Laughing/Joking around & of course I can now no longer do that 😢😢😢 I know my Story is extreme but God as my Witness its true & I really need some definite REASSURANCE on what will help the Mental/Emotional Healing thanks. Ive done EMDR, CBT, Trauma Counselling, Prayer & Deliverance Healing, Supplements, Good Nutrition, Sleep & TRYING to gain SAFE Connection & Support but thats beyond hard in todays World.
I liked the description of the damage to the hippocampus. I'm curious what your take is on dissasociative memories? Like , alot of my memories, even a few "good" memories, are as if I'm standing outside the situation looking on, like I'm watching the situation. What is that? Is that from the hippocampus too? Thankyou, im over 50, no memories of childhood hardly at all, no Xmas no birthdays, huge slots all through life like you. Thankyou. Your experience gives me trust in your experience 😇❤️🙏✊️
Thank you thank you for this video. I’ve always been a curious learner it’s been so frustrating that I can barely remember anything I learn:(
Iv lost everything. My brain is damaged
I was severely injured for 30 or 40 years and I have been recovering for the last 10 . I am so very fortunate to have the recovery part. My brain is definitely damaged. Some things don’t come back. I am starting to get some respect. Unfortunately, if you are hopelessly impaired, there just isn’t any respect for that.
@ - mental damage is unseen you may look and act normal. And most people have no idea what a damaged mind is like. It’s like comparing a bruised knee to a multiple broken femur.
I wish I didn’t learn this the hard way. Thank you for your work and for bringing awareness. Your channel is so important. I appreciate you!
Thank you. It was only in recent years that I realised that my memory and concentration was affected by childhood trauma (decades later); until then, I just thought I had a bad memory naturally. I even thought I mustn't be very smart as a result. In any case, I worked out your techniques and some others starting in my late teens and early 20s, and have been practicing for many years, e.g., mediation, and it's like being a completely different person: I've gone on to do many complex tasks that require a strong focus with a high demand on memory. It's just a shame that there was zero support and understanding about that when I was young, which I'm sure is common.
Thank you for your feedback. I'm happy to hear you found it helpful and that you are making progress!
i have had memory problems since l was in my 20s and still do l told my GP, and she said that i have to accept that's life. I am 54 and going to be 55 this year and it is unbearable. i cannot functiuon properly because l cannot remember. what a waste f a life.
A small, but vital piece of a big picture. I bought my 13 year old autistic child a drum kit and at 68, I am planning to take up drumming too to ward off dementia.
Simply awesome breakdown. Thank you for this Dr. Seraphine :)
Thank you so much, Pamela! You spoke about an important topic... I think this video should have at least 10K likes, seriously... Looking forward to reading your PDF.
Hey David, Thanks for your feedback! I don't have time to be on TH-cam anymore, but I love that these videos are valuable. Please email me at info@drpamelaseraphine.com, and I'll send you the PDF.
@@DrPamelaSeraphine You're welcome! They're really valuable, trust me. I hope you soon have the time to make more videos like this. Thanks for sharing your PDF with the world! I'm writing the e-mail right now. 👏👏👏
Ib feel so lost, I experienced seeing domestic abuse form age 3, infact its my first memory, along with parent gone to prison and abandonement. Then i met a person that abuse dme for 7 years and then narcissistic abuse happened after covid leaving me a single mum with a toddler while my ex moved in within weeks with his new partner. at times i feel like i will never live a real life, so whats the point
i am no expert, so please do not take offence but your baby needs you take comfort knowing that you will protect your baby and keep them safe that is the point. It will hurt like hell you have a child depending on you and get help, for your mental well-being don't let it vesture
@@pauldeckard7102 thank you Paul, I was having a dark day , I can say 1 year after things are so much better, i am stronger phisiclaly and mentally!
Thanks for your video, it is very useful right now
My pleasure. I'm glad you find it helpful.
Pam ah i got kept after school and made play wipeout for a half hour for tapping somthing awful closs to that for a week i dint mind but well my pop beat my hands w a stick when i got home too geez can ya beat that ? Now 55 yrs later i still say sorry when i play something great on guit. Or anything deep rooted trauma i was blacked out one time yrs ago i coverd a song hard one and i played n sang the song on the tape it waz smokin then complete stop sorry i did it again . Sorry!
Sorry to hear of your suffering. I can understand how something that severe could have a lasting impact. I hope you find a way to address those triggers, because you deserve to find joy in playing something great!