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@zin_allin @drmichaellevin To be clear, here are my thoughts on IFS. https://t.co/ZNZoTOj8Tu
@frankthebeing @JonathanShedler For the record, here's what I think of IFS and why. https://t.co/w1t9IPXeA4
@Studio2549 Not that I know of, but for some older ideas (pre-prediction), see "Considering PTSD From the Perspective of Brain Processes: A Psychological Construction Approach." https://t.co/q1BFY4cUSW
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The Problem with IFS Therapy https://t.co/s1iqX6bnTk via @YouTube
Three little known truths about trauma that even most therapists dont know Learn these and youll be on your way to mastering unpleasant mental health symptoms without having to believe a bunch of nonsense therapy talk…
Why IFS therapy is BONKERS I used to be neutral on Internal Family Systems IFS therapy because like most everyone else who likes or is neutral on it I thought the metaphor of parts inside that are trying to help you…
This video explores PTSD through the lens of brain mechanisms and psychological construction, challenging traditional models. It offers insights into how diverse symptoms develop and persist, emphasizing a new…
The trauma narrative and polyvagal theory are based on outdated science. This video explores a psychological construction approach to understanding PTSD, emphasizing a nuanced view of brain mechanisms beyond traditional…
The trauma narrative and polyvagal theory are based on outdated science. This video critiques these ideas and introduces a psychological construction approach to understanding PTSD, emphasizing complex brain…
This video explores PTSD as a complex disorder involving multiple brain mechanisms instead of just hyperreactive fear responses, using a psychological construction approach to provide new insights into its development…
Outdated scientific ideas in therapy can undermine credibility and disempower those seeking help. This video addresses the importance of updating psychological models, especially for PTSD, based on current brain and…
The trauma narrative and polyvagal theory are based on outdated science. This video examines brain processes related to PTSD from a psychological construction perspective, challenging traditional models and offering new…
This video explores PTSD from a psychological construction perspective, highlighting how brain mechanisms interact to produce symptoms. It offers insights into how PTSD develops and persists, providing a comprehensive…
https://t.co/Tlw4e0c3HU
The Problem with IFS Therapy https://t.co/s1iqX6bnTk via @YouTube
@zin_allin @drmichaellevin To be clear, here are my thoughts on IFS. https://t.co/ZNZoTOj8Tu
@josephdeangelo_ https://t.co/LYgCONSNxz
@frankthebeing @JonathanShedler For the record, here's what I think of IFS and why. https://t.co/w1t9IPXeA4
@Studio2549 Not that I know of, but for some older ideas (pre-prediction), see "Considering PTSD From the Perspective of Brain Processes: A Psychological Construction Approach." https://t.co/q1BFY4cUSW
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Considering PTSD from the perspective of brain processes: A psychological construction approach. Journal of Traumatic Stress, 24(1), 3–24. https:// https ...
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