The Childhood Trauma Doctor : “What Kills You Does NOT Make You Stronger!”
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ย. 2024
- Dr. Paul Conti a general psychiatrist & expert on treating trauma, reveals all types of trauma & their effects on your brain.
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If only I had understood this 55 to 65 years ago. The sooner a person undergoes chronic trauma and knows these things, the better. Thank you.
True.
Title: "What kills you doesn't make you stronger"
Well yeah, it killed you already.
Strongly recommend to watch the full episode! still going around my brain after watching - amaizing work!
Understanding and clarifying the diagnosis! Mahalo for this!
Excellent show
Here is something:
Memories aren't REAL. Memories can be changed. A usefully changed memory has a powerful and positive effect on our lives.
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The phrase is "what doesn't kill you makes you stronger ".
"What kills you does NOT make you stronger"
If it kills you, you're not around to worry about your strength.
It would be great if you would define what you mean by trauma at the beginning of your video. Mental, physical, both, other?
both, cause physical trauma also causes stress mentally and emotionally (eg. car accident, abusive partner, etc.). a papercut on finger probably wont cause such stress, so bodily stress not always cause emotional/mental stress
@@aaanitaman up , the real world doesn’t care for you’re trauma
@@Blazingbatch maybe you were not listening to the discussion in the video. I suggest you give it another replay...
@@aaanita no need to , real man toughen up and just get on with it . There’s no time to be depressed and sad . Do better , be better
@@Blazingbatch I see that your point of view is immensely narrow minded, since you do not even consider childhood trauma (eg. sexual abuse), which is also discussed in the interview. how dare you expect a little child to "man up" and overcome such trauma with a shoulder-shake?! this is outrageous. do not talk to me ever again, please.
Stop with your trauma bullshit. Life is hard, live with it. We will all encounter traumatic experiences in our life. Get back on your feet and soldier on.
Yes
Some empathy would be nice… people soldier on but they also cope without knowing it in many ways and knowing this and fixing it will improve mental health and therefore overall health.
Wow, I'm sorry you feel like this is the only way. To 'soldier on'.
Soldiers who have been in conflict (trauma) have a high incidence of suicide.
Good principles but guys like Paul have to deal with the nitty gritty details mate - the logistics is fucked for some folk
Yes! Most idiotic phrase EVER!
Lame
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