Trauma and The Body: An Interview with Janina Fisher, PhD

Get a taste of Janina's presentation Trauma and The Body: A Somatic Approach to Complex Traumatic Stress. Learn how to assess and make sense of trauma-based symptoms and how to apply neurobiologically informed treatment techniques drawn from Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, a body-oriented talking therapy.
Wednesday, October 28, 2020
12:30 - 4:00 PM
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[@suzychristensen8977]

Thank you for your wisdom.

[@Maremacbmf]

Thank you. We struggle but keep looking for answers .. not easy to do.

[@alexbalistreya]

Janina has helped me so much with her information and knowledge. Thanks for this interview!

[@christopherjeffery3715]

you probably dont care but if you guys are bored like me atm you can watch pretty much all of the latest series on Instaflixxer. I've been binge watching with my gf during the lockdown =)

[@reginaldrey4064]

@Christopher Jeffery definitely, have been using Instaflixxer for since november myself :)

[@luv2charlie]

I don't think people who don't understand that they are fractured can understand this mini presentation.
It took years of work as a client to get to the point of understanding the impact of complex trauma on all of my reactions to stimuli.
I hope people looking for help from this get professional help. I'm sure this is helpful for Practitioners, but very frustrating for those who are suffering and want to get better.

[@ConsuelaAllen923]

I found this to be very simple and straight to the point. Also, it's TH-cam.

[@shahilagh]

on minute 6.50 and beyond: I dont agree .. my mom all my life said Never say u r not good ......... always say u r good ...
that meant a lifetime of denying the real pain ..
and that caused definite trauma / she never let me say what is happening to me. This woman is saying the same thing. She says you r good forget pain

[@luv2charlie]

@Shahilagh Have you ever read Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell? It helped me understand that some parts of my life my trauma and really myself is an outlier.
Did you believe "You are good" ? Because I doubt it if you are here.

[@shahilagh]

@@luv2charlie sorry I didn’t explain it fully :) I have had chronic illnesses and by being good that is what I meant. Every time I said I have pain (in the phone/ I live away from them for most of my life/btw she died few years ago too) she denied it in order to take away the responsibility of care to her child . Basically her recommendation was exactly like what this woman says! I watch your video now after almost six months and learning much. I still agree with what I wrote above. I know for some people this works but it is damaging if you use these recommendations for people like me whose pain isn’t like just don’t say it!

[@lilainstitute5506]

Yes words can programs us to see life is such a different manner, I feel I can comprenhence part of what you said, in my case a word from my mom also make me feel of no value when I was very small, and then I try to show she was wrong, now I just want to heal, and help other to do so. I truly hope you can express now how you truly feel.

[@shahilagh]

@@lilainstitute5506 :) likewise. I would only add that we can help others by listening to them with open heart and mind and not trying to fit people into our mental models without knowing who they are as if all people have the same past stories. Some ppl might never imagine what someone is going through … like monet says , people act as if they understand my art where they don’t need to understand just to love it is enough

[@lilainstitute5506]

@@shahilagh you are So Right, Thank you so much!