Realistic Recovery - Part 4/13 - Warning Signs

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[@danacairns8559]

Tim’s interpretation of the Bible is the most powerful I have experienced. It has really helped open my heart to a higher power in this healing journey. Thank you Tim for the true God’s work you are doing in a world that so desperately needs it.

[@joelthomastr]

00:00 Intro
03:29 Triggers
04:00 1 Sudden
04:44 2 Stress buildup
05:33 3 Wrong recipe for happiness
07:08 From trigger to relapse
09:48 Warning Signs
09:55 1 Listlessness
11:57 2 Restlessness
14:31 3 Emotions take control
16:08 4 Avoidance
18:20 5 Losing discipline
20:16 6 Obsessions
20:48 7 Overwhelm
21:29 8 Irritability
22:10 9 Critical attitude
23:06 10 What's the point
23:25 11 Negative thoughts about self
24:14 12 Trying to control others
25:05 13 Self pity
25:13 14 Dissociation
26:34 15 Isolation
27:22 16 Entitlement
27:50 17 Old behaviors
29:15 18 Getting away with old behaviors
29:28 19 Image conscious
30:53 20 Ideas of controlled relapse
32:00 Conclusion
I might have missed it but I don't think we ever saw the slides, so I might not have them exactly right. Still I hope this helps

[@jessm8631]

These series have been life changing and an awaking I am so thankful for finding it.

[@davidrochon5873]

I have had everyone of those in my life except controlled addiction until I came to Canada and started drinking . Since I was never a drinker before and since I would only drink once a month I thought I had a handle on drinking, then once a week, then just a few after work, and then I would be drunk before I got off the bus on my way home from work. This made a big dent in my pocket, beer and double to 3 times the amount in Ontario compared to Oklahoma. Destroy my family emotionally and financially. Great Dad!

[@elinorehansson-boe7282]

Thank you Tim! 🙏You're helping me understand myself more deeply. Iam in trauma treatment for Cptsd .. My therapist isn't as open or well educated as you are so Iam so blessed to have found you're TH-cam channel. 🙏💗

[@dinelia1881]

This is a good explanation of triggers. The types of triggers. The rest of the video are warning signs. I need to go over them to see which are my patterns.

[@amruthasrisale4330]

I am doing most of the things.

[@yourenough3]

Complacency is a BIG issue for me!

[@bevsofroniuk1193]

Thankful for 'unique' messengers

[@legginglovers966]

Godsend!

[@ScoutGrey]

Thank you Tim

[@wolfkai82]

What would a relapse look like for someone who is codependent but not addicted to any actual substances

[@timmywitty1432]

Control.

[@Raminakai]

Getting depressed
Anxiety- fear
Anger
Resentment
Isolation
Being argumentative
Hostility
Powerlessness
Neglecting self care
Ruminating
Over -shopping for what fills an emotional void.

[@mauricasalino]

i would like to help you subtitle all these videos in spanish, let me know if you interested

[@TimFletcher]

We would love to have that done. Send me your email at [e-mail] and we'll discuss it further

[@jeannieneuser5316]

Maurizio, you are amazing!! 💖

[@MasterNinjaXz]

Recovery from what? CPTSD? Or addiction?

[@debrakarr996]

The addiction is from the CPTSD. Treat the CPTSD then the addiction thing should leave as well. Easier then it sounds I know. Addiction is never easy. Maybe the addiction is the CPTSD who knows. I'm working on the insides of me that is my problem. Prayers to us all.