Thank you both for another great discussion chock full of powerful insights! I’m really enjoying my membership in mbody community, too! I love the weekly challenge. 😅Motivating and supportive 💚🙏🏽💚
I stopped analyzing flares, it wasn't helpful for me. I consider the last point, did anything happen recently that evoked some emotions I should have a look at? but then if I don't find anything, I leave it be and accept it how it is. Tbh - especially the idea of the healing window held me back for a long time as it stresses the idea of overdoing. It increased my fear, I tried hard NOT to overdo it, so I would not get a flare. Paradoxically I did get more flares and symptoms. I don't run marathons but I'm better with an intuitive approach and reframing 'My body is healthy, I can do this, seems my brain is still not 100 percent convinced, that's fine. It'll pass.'
Hi Tanner, I have a question about the way to handle sensations. My nervous system feels tired, symptoms are high. For me it's difficult to feel if am just tired or to preoccupied with the symptoms and just need to do more in a mindfullness way. Simply put: rest more or more exposure. It feels like being burnout, mental tension. Maybe you have a video about this. It makes me feel unsecure. Rest or move through it.
Sorry for the delay. This is a good question, and it is a dance between avoiding and approaching essentially. We need a balance of both at different points in our healing. I will do a video on this soon!
@@painpsychotherapy thats a really helpfull answer. My brain wants a black and White answer but the solution is in the middle. Thats a new way of living for me i guess with all or nothing mentality. Thanks a lot...! I will see your video about this when its there.
Thank you both for another great discussion chock full of powerful insights! I’m really enjoying my membership in mbody community, too! I love the weekly challenge. 😅Motivating and supportive 💚🙏🏽💚
I'm so glad our community has been helpful! Keep going with your healing!
Thank you. I am experiencing a pain flare at the moment, your podcast has come at the perfect time.
I'm so glad my content is helpful. I'm so sorry to hear about your flare.
I am calling it an extinction burst, much better energy! After listening to you and Anne, an extinction burst is a better fit.
I stopped analyzing flares, it wasn't helpful for me. I consider the last point, did anything happen recently that evoked some emotions I should have a look at? but then if I don't find anything, I leave it be and accept it how it is. Tbh - especially the idea of the healing window held me back for a long time as it stresses the idea of overdoing. It increased my fear, I tried hard NOT to overdo it, so I would not get a flare. Paradoxically I did get more flares and symptoms. I don't run marathons but I'm better with an intuitive approach and reframing 'My body is healthy, I can do this, seems my brain is still not 100 percent convinced, that's fine. It'll pass.'
I'm so glad you are figuring out what works for you! Keep going.
I think I have a conditioned response to warm/hot weather. I always feel so ill in summer.
I'm so sorry to hear what you are dealing with. I hope my content can be helpful!
Hi Tanner,
I have a question about the way to handle sensations. My nervous system feels tired, symptoms are high. For me it's difficult to feel if am just tired or to preoccupied with the symptoms and just need to do more in a mindfullness way. Simply put: rest more or more exposure. It feels like being burnout, mental tension.
Maybe you have a video about this. It makes me feel unsecure. Rest or move through it.
Sorry for the delay. This is a good question, and it is a dance between avoiding and approaching essentially. We need a balance of both at different points in our healing. I will do a video on this soon!
@@painpsychotherapy thats a really helpfull answer. My brain wants a black and White answer but the solution is in the middle. Thats a new way of living for me i guess with all or nothing mentality. Thanks a lot...! I will see your video about this when its there.