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"Community as Intervention" Treats Veterans with Brain Injuries (TBI) and PTSD at Bastion
Certified Rehabilitation Counselor and Brain Injury Specialist Allison Tebbe discusses how "Community as Intervention" works to help and heal veterans living with brain injuries and post-traumatic stress (PTSD).
Allison Tebbe, CRC, CBIS is the Programs Manager for Bastion Community of Resilience in New Orleans, LA.
For information on Bastion Community of Resilience:
www.joinbastion.org/
Headway is a multifaceted community integration program for veterans who served on or after 9/11 living with a brain injury, spinal cord injury, or other neurological condition - working with warriors and caregivers to maximize independence, improve skills, and build supportive networks.
For information on Bastion Community of Resilience's Headway Program:
www.joinbastion.org/headway.html
For information about treatments for brain injury and/or PTSD please visit The Treatment Hub: www.brainline.org/treatment/
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Allison Tebbe, CRC, CBIS, on the Evolution of Bastion's Headway and Community Integration Programs
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Certified Rehabilitation Counselor and Brain Injury Specialist Allison Tebbe discusses the origins and evolution of Bastion's programs like Headway. She describes the benefits and success of "Community as Intervention." Allison Tebbe, CRC, CBIS is the Programs Manager for Bastion Community of Resilience in New Orleans, LA. For information on Bastion Community of Resilience: www.joinbastion.org/...
Tension, Stress, and Trauma Release (TRE) Therapy Helps Veterans Heal and Process Their Experiences
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Social Worker Lovella Calica, LMSW, discusses how Tension, Stress and Trauma Release (TRE) therapy helps veterans heal and process their memories and experiences at Bastion Community of Resilience. For information on Bastion Community of Resilience: www.joinbastion.org/ Headway is a multifaceted community integration program for veterans who served on or after 9/11 living with a brain injury, s...
Bastion's Headway Program Helps Heal Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Through Community Intervention
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Occupational Therapist Rachel Schwenk, OT/L, is the Clinical Director for Bastion Community of Resilience. Rachel talks about Bastion's Headway Program and how important occupational therapy and real-life community interventions are for the treatment and healing of those living with traumatic brain injury (TBI). For information on Bastion's Community of Resilience's Headway Program: www.joinbas...
Social Worker Lovella Calica Shares How "All veterans are welcome at Bastion."
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Lovella Calica, LMSW, discusses how the Bastion Community of Resilience aims to become the "Veteran Hub" in New Orleans. Bastion holds wellness events, hosts community meals, shares resources, and is a place for you to come and be yourself in a community of growth and healing. "All veterans are welcome at Bastion." For information on Bastion Community of Resilience: www.joinbastion.org/ For inf...
What Does "Intentional Community" Mean and Why Does It Work for Veterans at Bastion?
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Social Worker Lovella Calica, LMSW, discusses how the Bastion Community of Resilience works as an intentional community for veterans in New Orleans. Veterans at Bastion know "the hardest thing to do is ask for help" but they learn that their Bastion neighbors have their back. For information on Bastion Community of Resilience: www.joinbastion.org/ For information about treatments for PTSD pleas...
Rachel Schwenk, OT/L, Discusses Accessibility, Decreasing Barriers, and Engagement at Bastion
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Occupational Therapist Rachel Schwenk, OT/L, Clinical Director for Bastion Community of Resilience, has worked for the past decade with the neurological population. Rachel is committed to working tirelessly to instill dignity and enable access to the community for all people across the spectrum of abilities. Here she shares how Bastion Community of Resilience works to decrease barriers and incr...
Rachel Schwenk, OT/L, Shares the Impact of Occupational Therapy on TBI at Bastion's Headway Program
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Occupational Therapist Rachel Schwenk, OT/L, Clinical Director for Bastion Community of Resilience, talks about how Bastion Community of Resilience's Headway Program was created to best support veterans living with traumatic brain injury (TBI). For information on Bastion's Community of Resilience's Headway Program: www.joinbastion.org/headway.html For information on Bastion Community of Resilie...
Navy Veteran Benjamin Fowler on Being an Ambassador for the Bastion Community of Resilience
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United States Navy Veteran Benjamin Fowler is an Ambassador for Bastion's Community of Resilience. Being an ambassador helps Benjamin feel like he has a purpose and get back out into the community after his traumatic brain injury. For information on Bastion's Community of Resilience: www.joinbastion.org For information about treatments for PTSD please visit The Treatment Hub: www.brainline.org/...
Army & Air Force Veteran Glenda Diagne On How She Found Bastion Community of Resilience
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U.S. Army and U.S. Air Force Veteran Glenda Diagne is a Bastion Community of Resilience Ambassador. Glenda served in Afghanistan and is a survivor of military sexual trauma (MST). She credits Bastion for her current health and wellbeing. For information on Bastion Community of Resilience: www.joinbastion.org/ For information about treatments for PTSD please visit The Treatment Hub: www.brainlin...
Navy Veteran Benjamin Fowler on Living with Traumatic Brain Injury & Bastion Community of Resilience
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United States Navy Veteran Benjamin Fowler credits Bastion's Headway Program for helping him connect and heal and reconnect with his family. One exercise has been especially helpful for Benjamin: Tension, Stress and Trauma Release (TRE). Headway is a multifaceted community integration program for veterans who served on or after 9/11 living with a brain injury, spinal cord injury, or other neuro...
What is moral injury? Is it trauma? Brian Klassen, PhD, shares how it relates to military service.
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What is moral injury and how does it relate to post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)? Dr. Brian Klassen, Clinical Director of the Road Home Program, shares how moral injury relates to military service and how some veterans may experience PTSD. Moral injury is when one feels they have violated their conscience or moral compass when they take part in, witness or fail to prevent an act that disobe...
Reclaiming Hope: Healing from PTSD and Depression with Adam Watson, United States Air Force Veteran
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USAF Staff Sergeant Adam Watson joined the military just before 9/11 to find a sense of direction in his young life. He found purpose and fulfillment in his mission to target terrorists but at a high cost. His time in service took a toll on him and his family. Hear how Home Base, a part of the Wounded Warrior Project's Warrior Care Network, helped Adam treat his depression and post-traumatic st...
Ask the Expert - Laura Harward, LICSW: Who and What Is Treated at the Home Base Program?
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Laura Harward, LICSW, director of the Intensive Clinical Program at Home Base, says that all veterans and active duty service members of all wartime eras and discharge statuses are welcome to seek help and treatment through the program. A two-week intensive program, Home Base focuses on treating the symptoms of all invisible wounds of war including PTSD, TBI, depression, anxiety, substance abus...
Ask the Expert - Laura Harward, LICSW: What Does an "Individualized Treatment Plan" Mean?
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With a personal support team of specialists to monitor and treat their care, veterans and service members in the Intensive Clinical Program at Wounded Warrior Project’s Home Base program receive individualized and customized care. From the initial phone screening through the end of the program, the staff is constantly adjusting and adapting each veteran's plan based on symptoms and needs. For i...
Ask the Expert - Laura Harward, LICSW: What Does a Day in the Intensive Clinical Program Look Like?
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Ask the Expert - Laura Harward, LICSW: What Does a Day in the Intensive Clinical Program Look Like?
Ask the Expert - Laura Harward, LICSW: What Proof Is There That an Intensive Clinical Program Works?
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Ask the Expert - Laura Harward, LICSW: What Proof Is There That an Intensive Clinical Program Works?
Ask the Expert - Laura Harward, LICSW: Can a Mere Two Weeks of Care Really Help My PTSD?
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Ask the Expert - Laura Harward, LICSW: Can a Mere Two Weeks of Care Really Help My PTSD?
Ask the Expert - Laura Harward, LICSW: How Are Family Members Included in Veteran Care at Home Base?
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Ask the Expert - Laura Harward, LICSW: How Are Family Members Included in Veteran Care at Home Base?
Ask the Expert - Laura Harward, LICSW: Are There Follow-Ups for Veterans After Home Base?
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Ask the Expert - Laura Harward, LICSW: Are There Follow-Ups for Veterans After Home Base?
Ask the Expert - Laura Harward, LICSW: Does Home Base Have a Relationship with the VA?
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Ask the Expert - Laura Harward, LICSW: Does Home Base Have a Relationship with the VA?
Ask the Expert - Laura Harward, LICSW: Does Home Base Provide Services to Veterans Across the US?
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Ask the Expert - Laura Harward, LICSW: Does Home Base Provide Services to Veterans Across the US?
Ask the Expert - Laura Harward, LICSW: How Home Base Can Help Veterans Now or Later
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Ask the Expert - Laura Harward, LICSW: How Home Base Can Help Veterans Now or Later
Ask the Expert - Laura Harward, LICSW: What Mindset Do Veterans Need Starting the Home Base Program?
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Ask the Expert - Laura Harward, LICSW: What Mindset Do Veterans Need Starting the Home Base Program?
Ask the Expert - Kyle Faust, PhD: What Is an Intensive Clinical Program?
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Ask the Expert - Kyle Faust, PhD: What Is an Intensive Clinical Program?
Ask the Expert - Kyle Faust, PhD: Why Veterans Seek Treatment at Home Base
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Ask the Expert - Kyle Faust, PhD: Why Veterans Seek Treatment at Home Base
Ask the Expert - Kyle Faust, PhD: What Is Prolonged Exposure Therapy and How Does It Work?
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Ask the Expert - Kyle Faust, PhD: What Is Prolonged Exposure Therapy and How Does It Work?
Ask the Expert - Kyle Faust, PhD: What Can Veterans Expect to Accomplish in Two-Weeks at Home Base?
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Ask the Expert - Kyle Faust, PhD: What Can Veterans Expect to Accomplish in Two-Weeks at Home Base?
Ask the Expert - Kyle Faust, PhD: What If Home Base's Intensive Program Is Not for Me?
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Ask the Expert - Kyle Faust, PhD: What If Home Base's Intensive Program Is Not for Me?
Disabled Marine Veteran Terri Fairman on How He Thrives at Bastion's Headway Program
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Disabled Marine Veteran Terri Fairman on How He Thrives at Bastion's Headway Program

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  • @dennasimoneau1051
    @dennasimoneau1051 17 годин тому

    This drug is the devils making. Nothing good can come from it. Not saying this guy is Satan. But I'm sure Satan told him how to make it. Ask any addict that has been able to get free free from using using it.

  • @eralakman9954
    @eralakman9954 22 години тому

    I notice changes in myself, often joke that I am possessed.

  • @butterflyqueen9792
    @butterflyqueen9792 22 години тому

    How long can you receive SSDI with a brain injury

  • @andrewd.harris656
    @andrewd.harris656 День тому

    I'm 35 years post TBI, and I am working on my PhD. I have had very little disability accommodation because I did not want to get labeled as a special ed case. I can perform well in school, I have before is what I thought, but I finally broke down when I had a few seizures to get disability accommodations in my Senior year and Masters program year and a half. It was helpful, but I wonder what kinds of work should actually not allow me to do certain tasks because of the chance of falling and stuff.

  • @Jeremy-wy2qc
    @Jeremy-wy2qc 2 дні тому

    Perfectly executed....best understanding I've heard yet...😊

  • @aphysique
    @aphysique 2 дні тому

    God bless all whom are helping Tbi patients!!

  • @noelgillett346
    @noelgillett346 2 дні тому

    most of us with brain injuries are being driven into poverty by way of medical bills with the very same cadre of "helping professionals" who billed us later returning into our lives so as to criminalize and kill us. hence doctors,. lawyers, cops and therapists etc. are our mortal enemies, nothing but hyperviolent con artists high on the the smell of their own anus and addicted to the blood of those they've lured to ruin. like this "Mason" guy . total nutcase. barely any information provided, he's a problem that should be avoided.

  • @joshlidowdie24
    @joshlidowdie24 3 дні тому

    God's Chemistry 💫

  • @22tango79
    @22tango79 3 дні тому

    Cousin of John Cleese?

  • @XavierCoolDude
    @XavierCoolDude 3 дні тому

    I’m sorry to see this. I can relate to alot of Brandons symptoms. I believe I have some TBI from 5 years of playing football from age 12-16.

  • @dk2919
    @dk2919 3 дні тому

    My TBI was not properly diagnosed for a few years(it was 10 years ago). I remember going to a specialist and thinking I would be a waste of her time. She started telling me how my life was. I was blown away because she was spot on! I finally had to stop working, which has been devastating. I recently found watercolor painting and it feels like it’s starting to make connections.

  • @Tom-zg6sb
    @Tom-zg6sb 4 дні тому

    It’ll delete this life

  • @Tom-zg6sb
    @Tom-zg6sb 4 дні тому

    Because you can’t speak properly sir

  • @noelgillett346
    @noelgillett346 5 днів тому

    liars and psychopaths. such is the nature of these fake "helpers." they defraud their clients so as to send them into death by homelessness. duh.

  • @noelgillett346
    @noelgillett346 5 днів тому

    "Treatment for depression?" all of them are scientifically invalid, imposing costs that destroy the patient. "Cognitive behavioral therapy," it's nothing but junk science. There are no adults in the medical profession.

  • @tomtbi
    @tomtbi 6 днів тому

    The mood swings can be horrible... I am going through them today and it sucks!!

  • @tomtbi
    @tomtbi 6 днів тому

    I am having a difficult today.... I am having a day where I wish my accident on 3/31/97 took my life.. sad😢..

    • @noelgillett346
      @noelgillett346 5 днів тому

      I too have a brain injury from diverse causes, and similarly I often hate life. Very common, the patterns noted make for a terrible norm.

  • @tomtbi
    @tomtbi 6 днів тому

    Having a horrible day... I wish my accident on 3/31/97 took my life.. the mood swings are unbearable... Sad😢...

  • @EliLamby104
    @EliLamby104 7 днів тому

    Can the last one be sadness instead of anger cause I feel like that is something I have

  • @ricdavid7476
    @ricdavid7476 8 днів тому

    i was about 8 when i got a couple of TBI on my bike my behaviour really began to be "odd" after that, my eye lids started blinking a lot ( i have this to this day ) i started masturbating in class and my behaviour generally was strange i had no interest in forming close emotional or social interactions with anyone including my family i started stealing money from my parents stealing their cigarettes and alcohol and even drank to black out a few times. i had no normal healthy inhibitions for example when i was about 9 i got into a car with some elderly pedophiles who drove off with me and made me look at pornography whilst they masturbated. i never told my family about any of these things because we never talked about anything important really. In my teens i became a loner was sent to boarding school but formed no close friendships and was sexually abused by a teacher and my god father and older boys repeatedly . by the time i left school at about 16 i was educationally very low and fell into full on drug addiction which was with me for the next 40 years. I developed excruciating headaches for about 30 years and during one of my head scans i was told that i had had a skull fracture over my right frontal lobe that went untreated and undiagnosed during one of my bike accidents as a child. i am 70 now and never had children and whilst being married twice including to the wonderful woman i am currently with for 30 years, i never have felt emotionally close to anyone. its like i have been a shell with nothing inside for all my adult life. i am just tired and want the permanent anxiety gone. i just wish that i had had treatment over 60 years ago who knows what my life would have been like and what the life of those who cared about me might have been like.

    • @Jason7t
      @Jason7t 7 днів тому

      God bless you. Thank you for sharing.

    • @ricdavid7476
      @ricdavid7476 7 днів тому

      @@Jason7t thanks God bless you too

  • @nikkinoodlesoup
    @nikkinoodlesoup 8 днів тому

    I experience all three of these types. I don’t like to touch people and I don’t really like people to touch me, but I’m working on it with my husband. I love my husband to death but I just can’t get my body to show him. It’s like I can only tell him and do things like cooking dinner and packing his lunches for work. That’s my version of physical touch in a way. The second one I do without noticing I do it and it’s always anger that comes out. I’ll answer questions with anger when I’m not even genuinely angry. I’m working on that too. My MIL asked me if our recycle bin takes glass bottles and I just snapped and told her to ask Alexa and I yelled out “Hey Siri” instead and it was frustrating but I wasn’t angry. I was trying to answer her question while I was elbow deep in dish water. Definitely need improvement on my delivery. The third one is anytime I see anything that’s wholesome/family oriented I get overwhelmed and flooded with sadness and I’ll start to cry out of the blue. I don’t need to cry. I don’t want to cry, but it almost physically hurts to stop myself and “suck it back in”. It’s like I can feel the emotion surging through me. It’s always sadness too. This one idk how to work on yet. Any and all suggestions are welcome though. It’s crazy to me that we moved 2 states away from our families and it didn’t bother me one bit. Moving is supposed to be one of the most stressful things a person can do and I just did it without any stress. I’m actually shocked. I didn’t worry about anything. Nothing phased me about driving 12 hours in one and a half days to fill up a storage unit 2 states away with little to no sleep even though we didn’t have a hotel room booked. Didn’t stress about it at all. I don’t understand me.

  • @jotaylor8766
    @jotaylor8766 9 днів тому

    Thanks Brandon for sharing your story you are very inspirational I can hear you are trying to be sooo positive even though you have depression I fell off a pushbike in 2018 in Bali and had a severe tbi but in Australia I had the best rehab had the best support as you said it is an invisible injury which makes it hard and you can’t see anything as to everyone thinks I’m back to normal again they can’t see my issues with balance, fatigue, I have vertigo now and my memory long and short term are terrible, I never had depression so I have been very lucky, however I’m back at work full time it took 4 years to finally get there and I’m on Ritalin which keeps me awake and helps me concentrate so I’m going ok and feel very lucky to get a second chance at life as that’s what it is all about ❤❤❤

  • @ricdavid7476
    @ricdavid7476 9 днів тому

    what a beautiful lady

  • @thatssomaddie6666
    @thatssomaddie6666 10 днів тому

    I have this so bad but because of being ostracized and emotional abuse. If you look crazy, I won't be around you.

    • @thatssomaddie6666
      @thatssomaddie6666 10 днів тому

      I have a deep fear someone is going to make a joke or insult me, so I'm on edge.

  • @FringeWizard2
    @FringeWizard2 10 днів тому

    I am diagnosed with this but never ever express anger no matter how fucked the situation is I remain calm even when being robbed, assaulted, etc.

  • @headinthecloudsagain1735
    @headinthecloudsagain1735 10 днів тому

    I had a really bad fever when I was in middle school possibly from meningitis and I hate how I am now as an adult anxiety disorder, major depressive disorder, short term memory problems, worsened ocd

  • @Shiva8t8
    @Shiva8t8 10 днів тому

    This same thing happened to me. Had to get airlifted and i havent gotten help. Its hard really hard im still trying to get over body pains since 2022.

  • @tomtbi
    @tomtbi 10 днів тому

    I struggle with this every day after 27 years of TBI survival..

  • @zachflegel7116
    @zachflegel7116 11 днів тому

    I got my first diagnosed tbi in my senior year of high school during football practice. I was naive and did not say anything, I also didn’t realize I had one.l just thought I was sick. I played the rest of the season and it got worse and worse. School which was easy was now impossible, I couldn’t read, do math or literally think. I lost almost all my friends, to be fair I I tried to be a good friend but I literally couldn’t keep up. It’s been 2 years and this popped up on my page, I almost cried because I thought I was just being a wimp the whole time. I’m thankful to find people that have gone through this, and thank yall for making me feel not alone. I’ll pray for all of yall and Godspeed on recovery!

  • @bryantmormon9596
    @bryantmormon9596 11 днів тому

  • @kenbott5612
    @kenbott5612 11 днів тому

    This guy is full of lies

  • @celiaescalante
    @celiaescalante 12 днів тому

    I don't think health care physicians should be making notes on one's medical record that one is being irritable. As long as there is no hostility, then irritability can be seen as empowerment.

  • @celiaescalante
    @celiaescalante 12 днів тому

    I was interviewing a new primary care physician. And, since it was in the same network as my previous one, she put as a comment that I was irritable. I am very glad I was irritable since that way I saved myself time in knowing her attitudes about people with my health needs. (I wasn't even upset, but she was.)

  • @lukeebes4275
    @lukeebes4275 13 днів тому

    All the brains

  • @BUGZYLUCKS
    @BUGZYLUCKS 13 днів тому

    I was sexually abused and physically abused throughout different periods in my life and taking advantage of. I was drugged, raped and almost murdered which retrigger a lot of my childhood abuse issues that I went through. And I do have PTSD surrounding any type of sexual activity with other people. I think one of the worst things people can do to one another is weaponize, love and intimacy and sexual relations in a way that traumatizes people from being able to open up to others. It’s worse than death in many ways, and those who are guilty of such crimes should be held accountable.

  • @1conservativegrl
    @1conservativegrl 13 днів тому

    My son had overdose on a pill loaded with fetynal. His brain went without oxygen. No pulse no heartbeat but they brought him back. His thinking ability is all there and very smart. Speech is slow but can spell of trying to tell you his needs. Physically, can lift leg a bit and move one arm down. Can’t sit up at all. I’m praying he recovers physically. It’s been 6 months.

  • @ValsLooneyKitchen
    @ValsLooneyKitchen 13 днів тому

    Wow, thank you for what you do.😢❤

  • @heavenlysemt
    @heavenlysemt 14 днів тому

    I am 2 years out from my second head injury mva. The doctors did not give me proper cues as to how bad I was. They actually did not speak to me directly at all. I continue to struggle with fatigue, memory and visual problems. God is blessing me with financial support and a job that is supportive. Family helps a lot too. It's all so overwhelming everyday.

  • @scaryonyx
    @scaryonyx 15 днів тому

    Amazing insight. I live with my father who has a pretty severe TBI on top of Bipolar, PTSD… etc etc. This has really helped me contextualize what may be happening during his episodes.

  • @BoxGirl9
    @BoxGirl9 15 днів тому

    I feel I just don’t know what I feel

  • @SunderBlue22
    @SunderBlue22 15 днів тому

    They call it maximal medical recovery, it’s a myth… total permanent disability, another myth…

  • @Lili-bj6jc
    @Lili-bj6jc 16 днів тому

    So many times, over the years I'd get the same statement from neuro-typical people: "She could care less if the sky fell", and that's just not true. People would think that nothing phased me, but inside, I just wanted to run and hide. It used to frustrate me, which never showed on the outside because I'd mask to hide it. I hate that statement so much. Between that and not being able to describe things to doctors and them understanding that I'm actually in a lot of physical pain, those are the hardest things for me. People just don't give enough time for an explanation. They just assume the answers before I can build a sentence.

    • @FringeWizard2
      @FringeWizard2 10 днів тому

      I am diagnosed with this shit and had chronic pain for years. I experience the noise thing she describes and believe it's just psychic sensing of emotions from others as well as ability of feeling a ton of emotions in my own mind-complex all at once so it's impossible to tell others what I'm feeling but I can tell other people what THEY are feeling and also tell them some of their thoughts because their thoughts will flash into my mind and I will be able to describe it to them and tell them about past experiences they've had and other intimate details of things I see from their minds. I also am completely disassociated from whatever is going on with my face, my face is showing wrong emotions often inappropriate to the situation, and the feedback I get from others confuses me. Like apparently when people are threatening me and I'm in a really bad situation my face just smirks and it tends to confuse and frighten people as well as make them think they are being taunted, meanwhile in my own inner experience I'm always just trying to get along with people and optimize everything and not feeling any of the things my face is expressing. Also people assume things about me wrong because of the massive delays in me responding to them, I often need to go for a walk before I can even respond with anything to someone, my mind is often like a flood of thoughts and so much is going on and if they give me time I will end up outputting an entire lecture worth of feedback to them but I can't just have casual conversations or say anything spontaneously or quick.

  • @robertengland8769
    @robertengland8769 16 днів тому

    Same happened to me, the result of blunt force trauma to the head. Somehow, I survived surgery, and am not a mental vegetable. The operation was a complete success.

  • @ssrs0pus
    @ssrs0pus 16 днів тому

    👎

  • @TheSuperQuail
    @TheSuperQuail 17 днів тому

    I can't even take a piss without my heart rate going through the roof and punching walls because of flashbacks.

  • @guccimalcs
    @guccimalcs 17 днів тому

    Turn the comments back on for the Sandwich breath video pls

  • @MarkPacaldo-dt2sx
    @MarkPacaldo-dt2sx 18 днів тому

    ksks

  • @catmando268
    @catmando268 18 днів тому

    Very good point about the stimulation part.

  • @amaciel
    @amaciel 18 днів тому

    I’m 22. No friends…pushed everyone out. I go to work but SO HARD to socialize and trust anyone. I come home and THATS it. I was in a toxic relationship that made me overwhelmed at the moment that I felt numb and couldn’t feel but still felt a cloud over my shoulders. Now a year later after the break up I am now all of a sudden memories popping back into my head. These aren’t pretty memories either. I can’t talk about them to my mom bc she starts to get nervous. My therapist app. Isn’t until a month from now. So I’ve called 988 a few times…not because I was in the verge of *** but because i couldn’t get those memories out of my head and I felt like banging my head and screaming. I do think about *** but I know deep down I don’t want to.

  • @__Gaz__
    @__Gaz__ 19 днів тому

    Been recommended to try cognitive behavioural therapy for my current issues my only question is what methods do they utilize in these sessions?