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tygryziolek: [^tygryziolek] You want to remember it's not about the other person. It's about how our nervous system is neurocepting. And then we are - creating the story out of it. #SomaticTherapy |
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2023/09/27 19:59:18 przez www, 1 ♥
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tygryziolek: This is a pretty simple equation - when the cues of safety outweigh the cues of danger. Connection is possible. Options emerge and new stories come to be. This is where change can happen. #SomaticTherapy |
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2023/09/27 19:52:01 przez www, 2 ♥
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tygryziolek: So curiosity invites connection and curiosity is where we want to stay anchored in. Our responsibility is to tune into what's happening in our nervous system. #SomaticTherapy |
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2023/09/27 19:50:47 przez www, 0 ♥
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tygryziolek: That is normal human experience and it's not when we get pulled out of regulation, that we suffer. The problem is when we get pulled out and get stuck there, we can't find the way back. Then we suffer. #SomaticTherapy |
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2023/09/27 19:48:31 przez www, 1 ♥
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tygryziolek: none of us are regulated all the time. No human being can be regulated all the time. It is biologically impossible. We have fluctuations in moving in and out of regulation, that are normal and expected. #SomaticTherapy |
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2023/09/27 19:46:52 przez www, 0 ♥
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tygryziolek: The nervous system doesn't assign motivation. Doesn't say: good or bad.
Doesn't make moral meaning. Our brain systems do that. Our nervous system simply acts.#SomaticTherapy |
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2023/09/27 19:43:15 przez www, 0 ♥
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tygryziolek: And no matter how irrational or crazy the thought, feeling, your behavior might seem in the moment. We want to remember that the nervous system is simply acting to ensure your survival #SomaticTherapy |
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2023/09/27 19:42:50 przez www, 1 ♥
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tygryziolek: The nervous system uses this philosophy „safety first”. It always is looking to assess: is this safe or not safe in this moment #SomaticTherapy |
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2023/09/27 19:42:08 przez www, 0 ♥
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tygryziolek: So physical symptoms, thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are the nervous system trying to tell us something. The nervous system is trying to communicate and this is the language it uses #SomaticTherapy |
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2023/09/27 19:41:32 przez www, 0 ♥
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tygryziolek: It's not so much what happened to you. It is how your nervous system responded to that. That's what determines what happens next. #SomaticTherapy |
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2023/09/27 19:24:43 przez www, 3 ♥
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tygryziolek: We have a pathway that takes us to connection. Or into protection. The event doesn't lead directly to connection or protection. It's your nervous system response that determines which pathway you're going to travel. #SomaticTherapy |
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2023/09/27 19:22:52 przez www, 2 ♥
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tygryziolek: your experience doesn't begin in your brain. It begins in your body. And we're always engaging with the nervous system. You can't get away from your own nervous system. #SomaticTherapy |
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2023/09/27 19:18:34 przez www, 1 ♥
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tygryziolek: Pay attention to how the body has learned to organize itself. You’ll see the Wisdom of the body in organizing, to protect itself and organizing. #SomaticTherapy |
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2023/09/21 21:36:22 przez www, 1 ♥
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tygryziolek: attachment phobia can develop. when the attachment system would turn on to try to seek comfort, at the same time they perceive it as threatening. It evokes at the same time trauma responses, like freeze, fight, flight, submit. #SomaticTherapy |
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2023/09/21 21:33:52 przez www, 0 ♥
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tygryziolek: [^tygryziolek] This allows for that observer capacity to start to develop. To differentiate from having a trauma response to „I'm becoming aware that I'm having a trauma response here and now, but here is safe” #SomaticTherapy |
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2023/09/21 21:17:03 przez www, 1 ♥
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