Agreed. Id love to hear his story, how he came to be doing this, I’ve studied trauma with the greats, learned from my own experience and he is so ccherent and structured and practical
Maybe its a good thing for all of us that things are just the way they're supposed to be. In you g to try to enjoy the moment,but you are 100% Correct. Tim Fletcher is the BEST thing on You Tube right now. He is a breath of fresh air and finally acknowledges how painful and burdensome life can be. Complex Trauma is finally out in the open and it is very REAL!
This guy is the best. I love the simplicity. I learn so much and it stick. His honest commentary has been my thoughts for years. And I love the “sometimes we have to forced to trust…”. And Joshua saying I don’t really trust you God. This is so helpful. Realizing it’s been a trust issue all this time is magnanimous for me and makes so much sense!!! Thank you!❤❤❤❤
Want to extend my gratitude to all your videos. So healing and comforting to have clarity where confusion stayed with me for far too 35:45 long. May God bless your good works hundredth fold. Stay fearless y’all. Much love 💕
Incredibly competent man, first of all. Applause again from me. I think I sometimes misunderstand the target audience though, I do not have a drinking problem etc and sometimes it seems like that is who he is talking to? I come from more of the Complex Trauma side of things.
I wish there was an advisory on videos, that are going to be giving examples of people who have been abusive to others, within the same framework as non-abusive people. It messes with my head, I don't want to be involved in their healing journey, I've been dragged into it all my life.. ie this person who has 'lied their face off'. (who is abusive with a chronically poor character..) I find it really difficult when I'm listening to videos looking for answers for me, and suddenly the example is of a character-type that has abused me.
Dr Brene Browns definition of trust Boundaries Reliability Accountability Vault Integrity Non-judgement Generosity in assumptions I started using this measuring stick to evaluate relationships Then decide how close to allow the person I dont think its smart to trust blindly The other needs to be trustworthy We need to be selective who we allow close to us
I thought this conference would help me find ways to trust again after complex trauma, but instead it teaches the abused how to earn people's trust? Assuming all abused people are now abusers in their own way and are not reliable?
13 k views 😂 almost none liked of that sick part of society. Perfectly described world... And algorithm... 😂 😂 😂 However amazing lessons great thank you thank you thank you 500K times ❤
How is this guy not more popular? He is genuine and has showed me what psychiatrist, psychologist, rehabs , and now this guy WOW what a gift!!
Its so hard to look at yourself... ❤
I think he's pretty awesome too... I'll help get the word out that tim's a hip cat..
It's probably the HARDEST thing you'll ever do. It's hard to step.out of yourself and be unbiased
Agreed. Id love to hear his story, how he came to be doing this, I’ve studied trauma with the greats, learned from my own experience and he is so ccherent and structured and practical
Not everyone wants to come out of denial
These lessons all deserve a much larger audience. So much of what he says is a dead ringer of relatability. Listening makes me feel safe.
Well said
Maybe its a good thing for all of us that things are just the way they're supposed to be. In you g to try to enjoy the moment,but you are 100% Correct. Tim Fletcher is the BEST thing on You Tube right now. He is a breath of fresh air and finally acknowledges how painful and burdensome life can be. Complex Trauma is finally out in the open and it is very REAL!
Let's give likes under his lectures!
This guy is the best. I love the simplicity. I learn so much and it stick. His honest commentary has been my thoughts for years. And I love the “sometimes we have to forced to trust…”. And Joshua saying I don’t really trust you God. This is so helpful. Realizing it’s been a trust issue all this time is magnanimous for me and makes so much sense!!! Thank you!❤❤❤❤
I clicked on this expecting nothing, but the lesson of about not trusting in trust but trusting in God is profound.
So relatable. Carrying shame is so exhausting ( mentally ). Thanks for these videos.
Want to extend my gratitude to all your videos. So healing and comforting to have clarity where confusion stayed with me for far too 35:45 long. May God bless your good works hundredth fold. Stay fearless y’all. Much love 💕
Excellent Teaching Video!!!♥️
THESE VIDEOS ARE EXTREMELY GOOD THE BEST
Thankyou for these teachings ❤ blessings to u brother 🙏
Incredibly competent man, first of all. Applause again from me. I think I sometimes misunderstand the target audience though, I do not have a drinking problem etc and sometimes it seems like that is who he is talking to? I come from more of the Complex Trauma side of things.
BRAVO!! 👏👏👏👏👍
Blessed to have this validation 🙏
Thank you Thank you Thank you
Trust is earned...
Thanks❤
I wish there was an advisory on videos, that are going to be giving examples of people who have been abusive to others, within the same framework as non-abusive people.
It messes with my head, I don't want to be involved in their healing journey, I've been dragged into it all my life.. ie this person who has 'lied their face off'. (who is abusive with a chronically poor character..)
I find it really difficult when I'm listening to videos looking for answers for me, and suddenly the example is of a character-type that has abused me.
FOR ONCE!! Someone SAYS how Shame and CPTSD "IS!!" Thank You!
Dr Brene Browns definition of trust
Boundaries
Reliability
Accountability
Vault
Integrity
Non-judgement
Generosity in assumptions
I started using this measuring stick to evaluate relationships
Then decide how close to allow the person
I dont think its smart to trust blindly
The other needs to be trustworthy
We need to be selective who we allow close to us
I thought this conference would help me find ways to trust again after complex trauma, but instead it teaches the abused how to earn people's trust? Assuming all abused people are now abusers in their own way and are not reliable?
Yeah the conference is targeted to addicts
It's part 8 of 9. Maybe you want to watch all 7 before this one.
I feel SEEENNNNNNN
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H I'm not giving up 😢❤
Too bad being ahead of the curve I couldn't talk to my younger mate about this.
What is his name, please? TIA!
Ivy Tim Fletcher
tim@findingfreedom.ca
FindingFreedomMedia thank you! 🥇
God needs to hold back on the sdvice for Israel
13 k views 😂 almost none liked of that sick part of society. Perfectly described world... And algorithm... 😂 😂 😂 However amazing lessons great thank you thank you thank you 500K times ❤
They check your eyes haha.
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The only one you can really trust is God. If I trust anyone less than that, I do it with reservation.