Hi, i think i am a bit lost in this whole emotional thing. Because of my perfectional personality I am worried if i dont understand this whole tms process correctly, ill never heal. So we have an inner child which wants to be heard through the symptoms, so an inner conflict of what i really want. An those personality trades like perfectionism create a lot of anger in the child and therefore symptoms? And also all emotions that i feel like fear , anger, guilt shame etc create also alot of inner rage in the child? But also if i repress those emotions i also get symptoms? I read to many books and now i am more confused then before, if you know what i mean
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overcomplicating tms
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Baseball65
Beloved Grand Eagle
You understand just fine. You can't "know too much" about , though the awareness that it is going on without your permission might be a rage maker too....
It's actually a very simple theory. Most correct things are, Like E=mc2. E=mc2 replaced pages full of complicated formula's.
You unconscious is generating rage. To protect you from feeling it, your autonomic nervous system creates a symptom.
Understanding what is going on eliminates the need for the system and it goes away.
It's actually a very simple theory. Most correct things are, Like E=mc2. E=mc2 replaced pages full of complicated formula's.
You unconscious is generating rage. To protect you from feeling it, your autonomic nervous system creates a symptom.
Understanding what is going on eliminates the need for the system and it goes away.
yea i am also creating a really complicated formular of this in my head. But its indeed a simple theory
Cap'n Spanky
Beloved Grand Eagle
You don't have fully understand what causes TMS. Alan Gordan says you only need to -
1. Teach your brain that the pain is not dangerous
2. Teach your brain that the psychological stressors that it learned to fear (anger, sadness, confrontation, intimacy, etc.) are not actually dangerous.
1. Teach your brain that the pain is not dangerous
2. Teach your brain that the psychological stressors that it learned to fear (anger, sadness, confrontation, intimacy, etc.) are not actually dangerous.