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PTSD & CPTSD
Dissociation, Depersonalization & Derealization
Freeze Response (Dissociative Defense)
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<blockquote data-quote="Woodsforthetrees" data-source="post: 1716025" data-attributes="member: 48055"><p>I feel like I'm making progressing more in recent years, I've started yoga and used to be in a choir pre covid. I found the quality of my breath has changed considerably and my core is stronger so I feel more supported internally. Learning to be in my body has been hard work as I used to have an ED and sometimes find I have to remember to eat or drink because I'm not picking up on the cues.</p><p></p><p>I found a took a massive step forward when my therapy sessions moved from a clinical setting to a more relaxed space in my therapist's garden. There's something about hospitals/clinics that would shut down access to parts that I feel I'm now able to show and have never felt comfortable enough to communicate.</p><p></p><p>Reading and talking about it has also helped. I was really surprised that there was this huge part of my illness which felt like no-one was talking about only to discover it's something I share with others. That connection in disconnection has really helped.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Woodsforthetrees, post: 1716025, member: 48055"] I feel like I'm making progressing more in recent years, I've started yoga and used to be in a choir pre covid. I found the quality of my breath has changed considerably and my core is stronger so I feel more supported internally. Learning to be in my body has been hard work as I used to have an ED and sometimes find I have to remember to eat or drink because I'm not picking up on the cues. I found a took a massive step forward when my therapy sessions moved from a clinical setting to a more relaxed space in my therapist's garden. There's something about hospitals/clinics that would shut down access to parts that I feel I'm now able to show and have never felt comfortable enough to communicate. Reading and talking about it has also helped. I was really surprised that there was this huge part of my illness which felt like no-one was talking about only to discover it's something I share with others. That connection in disconnection has really helped. [/QUOTE]
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