Just finished the book and it was very informative. It gave me an uplifting way to work with survivors of different types of trauma. I am currently re-reading it as I found it very beneficial.
Fantastic video, love this therapeutic medium. You've really captured the nuances and subtleties of the therapeutic process and made them bold and explicit. I feel I've learnt something.
I work with trauma all the time. Complex, deep rooted trauma. Not one or two experiences but years of embedded trauma that’s knitted into the central nervous system. I’m a Solution Focused Hypnotherapist and Rewind Trauma Therapist so resolving triggers early on is helpful - calming the central nervous system, toning the vagus nerve and creating safety - in other words somatic healing. However SFBT does bring hope and is the key to helping trauma clients to rebuild their life. And more than that, it gives trauma clients back personal agency. They work at their pace. They see the skills and resources they learnt through their trauma and begin to construct best hopes and realise them one steady step at a time. They now find the solutions. That’s hugely empowering. Trauma resolution is a journey and when trauma clients find new solutions themselves that gives them their agency back. Their solutions might be another kind of therapy, or somatic healing, or learning to breathe, or getting a weighted blanket, or finding purpose. I think SFBT is ideal for trauma because we work with the person not the trauma. And we give trauma clients their autonomy, agency, self-belief, self-respect, and… yes… hope. We believe in them and their capacity to thrive.
Just finished the book and it was very informative. It gave me an uplifting way to work with survivors of different types of trauma. I am currently re-reading it as I found it very beneficial.
Beautiful! Thank You! Loving your TH-cam channel!!
This was so well articulated, and once again Adam, makes so much sense. Thank you!
Thank you. I’m preparing to work with refugees and immigrants. This is helpful. I’m going to purchase the book and read it! Have a thriving day.
Thank you for supporting our book, Rebecca! You have a great day too, and thank you for all that you do in your practice!
Fantastic video, love this therapeutic medium. You've really captured the nuances and subtleties of the therapeutic process and made them bold and explicit. I feel I've learnt something.
I work with trauma all the time. Complex, deep rooted trauma. Not one or two experiences but years of embedded trauma that’s knitted into the central nervous system.
I’m a Solution Focused Hypnotherapist and Rewind Trauma Therapist so resolving triggers early on is helpful - calming the central nervous system, toning the vagus nerve and creating safety - in other words somatic healing. However SFBT does bring hope and is the key to helping trauma clients to rebuild their life. And more than that, it gives trauma clients back personal agency. They work at their pace. They see the skills and resources they learnt through their trauma and begin to construct best hopes and realise them one steady step at a time. They now find the solutions. That’s hugely empowering.
Trauma resolution is a journey and when trauma clients find new solutions themselves that gives them their agency back. Their solutions might be another kind of therapy, or somatic healing, or learning to breathe, or getting a weighted blanket, or finding purpose. I think SFBT is ideal for trauma because we work with the person not the trauma. And we give trauma clients their autonomy, agency, self-belief, self-respect, and… yes… hope. We believe in them and their capacity to thrive.
Hello Jane...I see you are an SF Hypnotherapist. That's interesting to me and I would like to learn more. How can we connect?