Adverse Childhood Experiences and Trauma Part 2
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- Dr. Dawn-Elise Snipes is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Qualified Clinical Supervisor. She received her PhD in Mental Health Counseling from the University of Florida in 2002. In addition to being a practicing clinician, she has provided training to counselors, social workers, nurses and case managers internationally since 2006 through AllCEUs.com 📢SUBSCRIBE and click the BELL to get notified when new videos are uploaded.
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Thank you for making these videos available to those of us who need it most and are trying to heal on their own... I started watching them a few months ago and now my mom and I watch them together, because we both have heavily traumatized pasts. We are understanding a lot of subtle dynamics we may otherwise dismiss. The first thing I did when I saw a new upload was send a link to my mom. :)
And I noticed you said you were in TN... I grew up there and some of my major trauma occurred there (Clarksville). I have a big blank, empty place that I can't bring myself to ask my mom about just yet. I don't know how to find out on my own. My mom is not yet a safe person to ask about it...
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I go through this all constantly. It's healing to hear you say this is all real.
Ah, having a really high ACEs score… these are the prizes. Can confirm…
This is the best channel for neurobiology.
Thanks for watching.
Soooo well done. I see me here. Validation that I need, Thankyou!!!!
Excellent! So much valuable info here for one who cares about a Friend who may have been dealt a very unfair & undeserved share of ACEs. In all my communications/interactions with Her, I try to see/hear and say everything with that presumption in mind. Her well-being is really, really important. Thus, your presentations are really, really important.
Thx!
~ TD, Boston
@@DocSnipes Thank YOU!!! ... again. Looking forward to more quality content.
Your friend is very fortunate to have a friend like you.
@@Eric-tj3tg That was incredibly thoughtful of You to say. I sincerely appreciate You and Your words of encouragement. It's a big deal to me. So, Thank You! Seriously. ... But, more importantly: I hope You're right.
Best to You & Yours!
~ TD, Boston
@@tdesq.2463 As a person who has been frustrated by the unwillingness of "friends and family" to even watch videos in an attempt to have some understanding, I can assure you that your dedication, as evidenced by watching this, is far greater than most, and is enviable.
How can one support a friend without even a willingness to understand?
You're quite welcome for my comments; they're from my heart.
@@Eric-tj3tg You are Awesome!
Faith Restored! 💪✌️👍
I really enjoy each video you generated! The videos are dducational, academic and healing!
Thanks so much!
I have anxiety from a baby till now hyper vilalance as adult.
I'm sorry about that I too am super anxious and depressed prefer to be alone so no one can hurt me. I hope you're loved now and taken care of the way you should
@@MC-dz8be it's getting better i done alot of work🙏💜
@@roxannekelly4115 I'm glad, 😊 keep it up 🙏🏽
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i agree with everything you said. thank you.
Welcome.
C-PTSD should be in the DSM. W.H.O. has included it.
The politics are staggering in order to keep poor parenting from being exposed, as it's culturally "normal". Healing from early maltreatment is quite difficult, and the doctors of the body, and of the "soul", are not on the same page.
Body and mind are one, and if this was given its due, the diagnoses would mostly fit under the C-PTSD umbrella, as Pete Walker spells out so clearly. It is presently, for most, unaffordable to heal.
Epidemic, this is.
How do people remember abuse that happened at a young age like under 10? Can people actually remember events at that age? I have virtually no memories of my childhood. And I'm not talking under 10, I'm talking in my teen years even though high school. I can't remember any birthdays, vacations or holidays. I do have very small snippets of memories that will pop into my head randomly. And all of those are of bad things, never any happy or positive memories
Each individual is different, the brains ability to remember is altered under stress and trauma in order to protect the person.
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Same here
Most people cannot remember, via explicit memory, before the age of 4. Before around age 4, these will be implicit memories, i.e. stored in the body. After that, one's "presence" is often already dissociated, thus you cannot remember what you weren't really present for. This is common, and the unearthing of these memories is a process which is largely dictated by the ability to deal, with the unconscious defenses keeping the material outside of consciousness, although symptomology comes through as a signal. This is part of what Psychedelic Assisted Therapy can be good for- the allowance of material into consciousness for integration (also a process). One must be careful with such options, however, as the unconscious material may be quite disorienting, leading to a psychotic break.
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So basically, all the markers for narcissistic personality disorder (NPD)
I appreciate you watching the video. What did you find most useful from it? Other videos you might be interested in can be found at th-cam.com/users/DocSnipessearch?query=trauma
@@DocSnipes Hey Doc! I've watched quite a few of your presentations, as I'm studying the affect of transgenerational family trauma (bad nurture) on the maldevelopment of the HPA axis, commensurate with increasing societal anxiety, depression and nihilism (lack of explicit meaning).
From a biological perspective, I perceive these symptoms as evolutionary self-destruct mechanisms which, in essence, equates all chronic pathologies in humans to an ontological issue.
Your thoughts?
I believe Grave's disease and Hashimoto's disease can also be stress related.
Thanks for watching
Agreed.
You can have CPTSD without the impulsive behavior? In the heat of the battle that is full on triggered emotional dysregulation I can make bad choices but, the rest of the time I am measured, frugal and considered. Everything is thought through
Yes, you can. Thanks for watching the video, Paula. What did you find most useful from it? Other videos you might be interested in can be found at th-cam.com/users/DocSnipessearch?query=cptsd
@@DocSnipes Tanks for the reply and for all your video. It's good to put a name to what I might be suffering with and my symptoms and character traits. It's a real insight into how I behave and feel. I'm not feeling much hope though.
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Thank you for watching