How to Use the Affect Bridge to Instantly Raise Self-Esteem
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ต.ค. 2019
- Some long forgotten memories can exert a lingering influence on us that we may not be aware of. But, although we don't always see them we definitely feel them, and for many of us these memories are only detectable by the poisonous haze they cast over our lives.
For many of our clients, this may lead them to ask: "Why am I like this?"
So in this video I share 4 steps you can take to free your clients from the influence of these often forgotten negative memories which can cause low self-esteem. This was the case with Emily who I talk about in this video, who came to me for help with low self-esteem and self-confidence.
I describe how to use the Affect Bridge to instantly raise self-esteem in 4 steps, including:
05:30 - Find the feeling
06:12 - Find the memory
07:55 - Reframe the memory
09:47 - Hypnotically rehearse new patterns
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1. Find and isolate feeling.
2. Find memory.
3. Reframe memory (frame with a value you have).
4. Reherse new pattern.s (new emotional templates)
My current therapist is working with me on old memories that are the source of my depression, anxiety, fear and feeling incompetent even though my cognitive brain knows that I am capable and competent. I have to reparent myself to help that frightened little girl be able to face the world with confidence. This approach has never been used in my prior 20 years of therapy and yet it has been the most effective. As you point out in the video, sometimes it takes bringing an old memory out into the open, identify the feeling it causes and developing new coping skills to take the power away from the old memory. It is hard and painful at times, but it is harder and more painful to live with the consequences. I hope many therapists will watch this video and put your steps to work for their clients. Thank you for the helpful and insightful videos you post.
Never marry a man who hates his father
@@jwa-globalmarkettrading7678 too late 😟😟😟😟
I am a cadc intern and all your videos help me out so much
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you had a bad therapist then, this basic therapy
Thank you Sir. Low self-esteem was triggered earlier. This helped me think about a memory in my past that made me feel inferior, similar to an after feeling whenever I observe others doing great. I told my younger self that I see her, I appreciate her, and I'm proud of her - suddenly making me feel better about myself again. I am figuring out my future template of myself with a healthier self-esteem: I imagine I'm in my career of helping others and just contributing makes me feel and think that I can do something for others and still help me feel fulfilled.
This must be the third time I've seen this video and although it is exactly what I needed, I didn't get that until this time. How can you characterize something that is so important for each of us? This video was really important, really helpful. I don't know of any other place where this is available (even though I'm studying psych as an undergrad) and I don't want to see a therapist, because I know many of them are completely overworked and impatient with people who are not a threat to themselves and others.
As usual, another fantastic breakdown by Mark! He is a fantastic teacher!
I used the affect bridge today! It’s extremely effective
Tips start 5:30
Thank you!!
There are time stamps in the description
But it is more helpful if you watch the whole video. If you are in a hurry to heal by skipping to the bullets, you might just be missing out on a great message. Try watching a video through and to the end. This guy is worthy of that.
@@reha1066 of course i agree, but people with ADHD lack patience and may click of the video if the information isn't given quick enough
Another great and insightful video that we can all relate to. Very relaxing to listen to his calm voice. I learn such much from his videos
Love your TH-cam channel. Full of value
Thank you...appreciate you're sharing.
This is amazing thank you
This is helpful for my clients. Thank you.
Amazing explanations
A really helpful guide and useful information of therapy methods for my practice.
The affect bridge needs some more explaining I think.
He says follow the feeling. I'm no expert, but I've found that experiencing discomfort helps me to find meaning. It's by no means easy.
I should have come across your channel many years ago. Thank you!
I'd love to have this kind of hypnosis.
You are so helpful dr
Thanks for the video. Do you offer therapy? If so how can I sign up? I haven’t found a therapist who can help me with this.
Your videos are really helpful and excellent. Thank you so much!
New subscriber here!
This is just extraordinary......thank you. Again.
Do you mind linking the video with Emily that you referenced?
Any advice on facial blushing.?
Amazing ! Where can I.learn from u ?.say your website but cudnt understand.
It is listed in the description
Thank you
Is this for therapists or for people going through the issues too ?
Both
It's a good question. I started taking psych classes because I had no faith in practitioners. I don't see how you can understand the help without knowing the background.
Could you point me in the direction of the video with Emily using the technique you mention please :)
I wanna know too 🥺
Please help!!
I get really paranoid around other woman. I have severe anxiety around woman. Could it be mainly about a very low self esteem?
These videos are really helping me, but I still can't shake the feeling when I'm around woman or when attractive woman in a movie come up. I start to feel really uncomfortable, breathing, I can't sit through a movie or go to the beach.
Yes, you have low self esteem, but you are beautiful. Go to therapy, it will help you. Hugs.
@@tnt01low self esteem isn't just dependent on physical appearance.
I hope you will see this after so long. I always had the same problem but I knew it came from the relationship I had with my hyper-critical and abusive older sister, my disengaged mother and all the women in my family thatcreated in me the belief that it is okay to hurt me because it's only me after all. Women and girls are bitchy and often passive agrressive. YOur fear is familiar tome because it signalled that my own experience and Voice would be stifled by these other women.
As a fellow traveller, I think recognizing the stress as stress can be helpful. Then, slowly, you can try to experience the stress solely as a physical sensation: tightness in the chest, etc. Try deep breathing. Then you can entertain various theories about why you feel stress: is it homophobia? Is it fear of being displaced/ obliterated / bettered? Then when you know (or think you know) why you feel stress, look at the cognitive component: If I'm afraid of women because they challenge my heterosexual orientation, what are some examples of situations where you did not feel threatened? Look for those negative examples: examples that contradict your fears.
It's sad how some therapists can take a client back to a traumatic event in grade school or even later BUT avoid going back to the place where most ppl are wouded...the very early years when their own parents or early care givers wounded the helpless, innocent child. Why are these therapists AFRAID to expose the damaging parents? What are these therapists trying to AVOID by ignoring or bypassing the client's most formative years with a DAMAGING, WOUNDING parent? Are these therapists trying to protect/defend all parents including their own parents & their own questionable parenting styles? Most, if not all, emotional damage occurs at home, within the first few years & then happens later on at school or in the now damaged child's public life. It all starts with good or bad PARENTING & perhaps some genetic factors BUT mostly PARENTING which seems the hardest element for therapists & client's to FACE!!!! WHY????? 😮😮😮
I want to be a therapist but when I hear stories such as Wendy’s I just start crying! That wouldn’t make a good therapist I guess…
Really don’t believe in memories you can’t remember, this can open the door for o you was abused as a child 👶 that’s dangerous, 🤔
This is 12 minutes long...