How is Trauma REALLY Released?

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Hello folks! We had a info-rich lecture today, plus a couple of questions that I got to. The lecture is all around what trauma really is and why there are NO one-size-fits-all' approaches for releasing trauma at the nervous system and somatic levels. There. Just. Aren't! And, my one mistake was the year! :) Oops. It is the year 2021 (not 2020).
Thanks to those who attended live, and thanks to those who are watching the replay.
Here are some Questions/Topics I discuss in this chat:
6:17 - What is trauma?
8:10 - What is the nervous system?
9:38 - Polyvagal/Vagus nerve
13:15 - How early regulation impacts our traumas/abuse/dysregulation in the future
13:38 - Processing traumas
18:48 - Building capacity to release trauma
21:11 - Releasing trauma when a parent/in front of children
22:49 - Processing and tracking the ‘traumas’
24:22 - Releasing something in the system is not ‘cut and dry’
25:54 - A sign of ‘being trapped’ in the trauma
29:15 - Over riding stress responses
31:14 - Time to heal
37:20 - Importance of following impulses
40:03 - How to work with early trauma (no healthy connection)
42:10 - Shaking, other ‘quick fixes’ to get the release
47:58 - Where do I start?
49:59 - Anxiety/Panic
52:18 - Why we need biodiversity when healing
54:33 - How does releasing trauma really happen?
56:19 - Parenting
57:39 - Bodywork and effect on releasing traumas
1:03:52 - Trauma release exercises
1:09:03 - How do you find the patience to heal?
1:10:33 - How do we unfreeze certain body parts?
1:13:43 - Not one way to release trauma
1:14:50 - Personality and bi-polar disorders
1:18:26 - Can someone be functioning but be in freeze?
1:19:40 - Importance of rest/sleep
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Resources I mention in this Vlog:
► SmartBody SmartMind
smartbodysmartmind.com/
► The Polyvagal Theory. Explained
• The Polyvagal Theory. ...
► All THINGS Polyvagal. Plus Q&A with Irene.
• All THINGS Polyvagal. ...
► HOW TO DE-STRESS IN 7-STEPS
irenelyon.com/7-steps-opt-in-IL
► HEALING TRAUMA
3-Part Video Training
irenelyon.com/healing-trauma-...
► HOW TO DE-STRESS IN 7-STEPS
irenelyon.com/7-steps-opt-in-IL
► 4 STEPS TO BEAT YOUR INNER RESISTANCE
irenelyon.com/4-steps-to-beat...
► Dr. Bruce Perry
www.bdperry.com/
► Functional Freeze Explained
• Functional Freeze Expl...
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Thank you for being here!
1. Leave a comment and let me know how this video impacted you. Feel free to leave a question (my team answers them each week!)
2. To get more nervous system health resources, plus learn more about me and my credentials, plus the many ways you can work with me at the practical level, head to my website: irenelyon.com
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4. GOT QUESTIONS? Send an email to: support@irenelyon.com
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Please know that…
The statements on this RU-vid channel or in videos are simply opinion. Content presented or posted on this channel is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment or a professional therapeutic relationship. Content presented or posted is intended to provide general health information for educational purposes only and you should contact the appropriate healthcare professional before relying on any such information.
My website is a wealth of free resources and information on how to start this work, so here it is one more time: irenelyon.com

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@queengoblin 2 года назад

I love you. You are so clear. I’ve been on a trauma healing journey for about 7 years. I’ve healed so much that I am unrecognizable. There isn’t just one method. It’s a lot of things. One time I did a yoga practice that released so much trauma it changed the way my body functioned. That was one time. It never happened again. I’ve gone for a run that released so much trauma I started laughing uncontrollably and couldn’t stop. Most of the time it takes more work and patience. But sometimes healing is spontaneous and just happens because we are present with whatever we are doing that just happens to be perfect for releasing something. Sometimes I sit with a feeling and seconds later it is gone. Sometimes it takes weeks of sitting with a feeling and it has layers that need to be released. I’m working on my deeper traumas now, and they are much harder and take much longer, and require much more patience and attunement and openness to myself than I've ever allowed myself to have. This chat reminded me to keep following my body. I'm working on one issue right now, whenever I am present with it i go right to sleep. I keep following that urge though. The sleep doesn't last long. It's like an intense nap. It feels like a spell of some sort. It's not a medical issue as it's only ever happened when I try to be present with this trauma. It gets a bit less each time. It's been a couple days and I'm able to be still with the feeling longer and longer before the sleep urge comes for me. Thanks for the reminder that healing is a process not an event.

@FatimaZahra-oe6br Год назад

Thank you for sharing 💖

@FatimaZahra-oe6br Год назад

@@lulusworld2703 i think that sleep is a restorative thing also. Same thing happened to me over n over again and I get up in better shape than when i was reliving my traumas...

@KingsCrossVIP Год назад

thank you for sharing it has helped me understand what my journey can look like God bless you with everything good

@madamdardis Год назад

Ahh yes the sleep shutdown, I experience that too.

@tammywallace5611 7 месяцев назад

You are so good with words and with the strides you have made in healing and the knowledge you have gained I think you could help other people by having your own you tube channel. I think you have a gift for reaching people

@katrinabongi6295 7 месяцев назад

So true, I have Primary Adrenal Insufficiency, or Addison's disease. My whole life has been waiting for the next ball to drop on me. I have always had gut issues as well. My gastroenterologist told me he couldn't help me any longer. Through research on my own, I finally understand what my body is trying to tell me. This is amazing information, and I thank you so much. ❤

@B3l0v3d05 6 месяцев назад

Same. But mine is MEcfs

@earthsign7568 10 месяцев назад

It's important to understand trauma at the energetic level. I had shock stuck in my brain stem and bones from a brutal medical procedure as a 3 year old (Canadian medical system). It took a gifted cranio/sacral therapist to release this shock with her hands decades after the event!

@annak3325 3 года назад

this is the first time i cried during watching trauma healing video. we can rewire ourselves to be the beautiful person we have always meant to be.

@iamenough6958 2 года назад

Irene is amazing Check out Crappy Childhood Fairy on RU-vid

@conniesmith-mendez4688 2 года назад

Which video? Where to find ?

@beldr. Год назад

Like Prince Zuko, his uncle says he will finally become the beautiful prince he is meant to be.

@burningproblem Год назад

You may already be that [beautiful] person. Here's to us all recognizing this beauty in ourselves.

@Glutathione4Wellness 3 года назад

I believe sometimes people only think of trauma as something like sex abuse or something like that that’s really horrific. I think it’s important to recognize that any “ trauma” is a trauma and we need to be able to know how to deal with it - many times people minimize their trauma because it’s not as “ horrific” as someone else trauma.

@teamlyon3109 3 года назад

Yes, for sure Will Mr.Energy. This is an important point, Irene often speaks about this too. - Jen from Team Lyon

@lornocford6482 3 года назад

I agree. People often don't recognise emotional abuse as traumatic.

@Glutathione4Wellness 2 года назад

@Lynn Irvine I believe it could be related. Human beings need to feel safe and when a baby is hungry and crying and no one tends to him/her, the baby is left feeling unsafe. This feeling of not feeling safe triggers the fight or flight system in our nervous system. When In flight or flight mode, our bodies hold tension which can create pain symptoms. Your goal need to be to help your nervous system feel a sense of safety. This will allow your nervous system to calm which will allow your body to release tension and pain symptoms. The Ployvagal Theory explains the bodies need for feeling safe and how to allow it. Dr .Stephen Porges is the one who developed Polyvagal Theory and has great insight. Look him up to learn more. He has the Safe and Sound Protocol which allows your nervous system to reset and feel safe. It’s life changing!

@christineewing3492 2 года назад

Yes, this is true. Sometimes I think my PTSD can't be that bad, because I tend to minimize what happened to me as a child. I think other people had it worse. But when I tell a therapist what happened in my early childhood, they fully understand and acknowledge the severity of my symptoms.

@CarolBlaneyPhD 2 года назад

@Lynn Irvine i would also like to know the answer. My mom told me i never cried, therefore I was basically told i was ignored for long periods of time. but as a 2-3 yr old i can recall crying and getting shut in a room.

@RealTalk-mq2ug Год назад

been viciously brutally violently raped, at the level of my soul, by my best friend, who abandoned, and betrayed me, and disposed of me like garbage... the suffering is unbearable. the trauma and the panic truly suffocate me. but there are some things I've learned to appreciate about myself, like: - my kind eyes - my sweet smile - my intelligence - my wisdom - my incredible ability to truly listen and to really hear - my softness - the bitch in me - the poetry in me - when I love, I give EVERYTHING - my innocence - my sweet gentleness - my willingness - my openness - my discernment - my unfolding

@nadineeasby2968 11 месяцев назад

Please think of putting a trigger warning. Your comment is extremely triggering for us with sexual trauma.

@RussMalina 11 месяцев назад

@@nadineeasby2968 I think it is meant, emotionally raped. I don't know if that helps to make it less triggering....(maybe not)

@Artomya 11 месяцев назад

Dont put everything. Never.

@Tricia_JoElle 10 месяцев назад

Thank you for reminding us that what happens to us does not define us... and to focus on and appreciate our positive traits....

@purple_diamond9456 10 месяцев назад

I’ve gone through the exact same experience. It was a hell but now everyday I am getting stronger and stronger 💪🙏 I hope you get over it the soonest possible! Best wishes. ❤

@Megan6772 11 месяцев назад

Since your videos are so long and informative, it'd be really helpful if you included "chapters" with timestamps ❤

@B3l0v3d05 6 месяцев назад

Totally agreed. I love Irene's stuff but my dysregulated cns can't do the tons of talk

@thedatepro 4 месяца назад

Same here, what I do is watch 5, 10 minutes at a time and make a note of the time where I left off.

@B3l0v3d05 4 месяца назад

@@thedatepro that works if you're planning to watch the whole thing. But if there were timestamps we could jump to those places most applicable to us

@kontessa2179 3 года назад

I never thought that Just the feel of my body sitting on the couch would bring tears in my eyes. I feel like my body is saying to me 'nice to meet you. It s been So long waiting for you to come' ευχαριστώ

@user-xv3bl4xl6t 3 месяца назад

Beautiful comment!

@pault9544 11 месяцев назад

What I have found is that trauma for me often shows up in the form of panic attacks. Once they're over I feel a sense of being purged. I know that may sound strange but it has been my experience recently.

@jenbodhi1133 9 месяцев назад

I have similar. Epic black depressions and intense crying spells - then sleep after my hysteria, wake up feeling lighter and much better, huge release

@AnnemieM 2 года назад

Wow I love this and I am learning stuff that I have never heard of, despite the fact that I have been trying to find out what is " wrong " with me for 30 years now. I saw psychiatrist and psychologists and counselors, I watched videos and read books etc. and never seen or heart anything that I am hearing Irene saying. I have chronic pain and with it 3 other autoimmune diseases. This ist the first time I get to understand what is happening to me instead of feeling hopeless and helpless and cursed. What a gift you are to me Irene, thank you so so much.

@tammywallace5611 7 месяцев назад

Me too!!

@Space_Princess 3 года назад

I seem to get a trauma release while stretching. I sometimes have to pause and take a moment to feel and let my body do what it needs to do before proceeding on with the process. If I don't stretch regularly I also get pain in my spinal cord all throughout my body until I either stretch or rest. Sometimes when this pain hits I cry and feel old emotions coming up and I cry and soothe my inner child and talk to myself in a way a healthy parent would to a child. Its really been helping me just from listening to my body as well as changing my thought patterns to deal with conflict with my narcissistic father (who I still live in the same house as at 23) my system is definitely regulating more and thanks to people like you sharing this stuff it really has saved my life. I've grown and healed so much in just a few years. Still got lots of work to do though.

@cherylwilsherlimberlife7210 3 года назад

Interesting, I've not felt stretching need, since freeze trauma response, I might start trying to induce this, stretch response

@Space_Princess 3 года назад

@@cherylwilsherlimberlife7210 if you do, take it slow and steady. I've found that's the safest way of the nervous system seems to go into overdrive from what I've experienced. It's really important to be mindful with movement and connect with your body and breath while doing it. if you need to definitely take a breather too. I wish you so many blessing and sending love and care hugs your way 💕

@Space_Princess 3 года назад

@UCU2kaofbBFY57eWueOLDtSg thank you for sharing your experience too. I personally don't add anything special or extra. I allow my body to do the guidance. I do incorporate intuitive movement into it like allowing my body to flow/move or dance as it would like while feeling the strong emotions come out and other times I just let myself curl forward into a ball kind of and cry. Then I do breath work to allow everything to settle again without trying to force or control anything. I get triggered a lot sometimes too if I'm processing a trauma so I have to practice mindfulness in the moment if I'm not too deep in the trigger to try to rationalize reality or If the trigger is too intense I have to let it pass on its own and then the release seems to just happen which is when I also allow my body to move how it needs to or in some cases resting as much as I need to. I really hope this helps 🙏

@margiecallahan3009 6 месяцев назад

Ha! I tried shaking therapy and got nothing out of it. Now I understand why. As for babies that are too hot, many parents don't recognize that babies and children run warmer than adults do. Additionally, many Millennials and younger generations haven't had the opportunity to learn coping skills because they simply take anti-anxiety medications. Thanks for the work you do. I was a bodyworker (neuromuscular therapy and Cranio-Sacral therapy) and I agree, we have to face our demons to overcome them, and you offer ways to do that. I'd love to see a conversation between you and Jordan Peterson.

@edasviolet 2 года назад

i feel like my inner child is feeling super happy and exited listening to your videos because she feels validated and understood perfectly

@lucylight176 2 года назад

Eda. That sounds so good :)

@myamazinglife4389 Год назад

Yes. Such a safe space.

@laurieroark2632 10 месяцев назад

Irene Lyon, where have you been, literally, all of my life!? I am SOOOO ready to heal this damage the right way. I look forward to working with you. Thank you!!

@stellarzenreiki2884 3 года назад

I've just recently realized how disconnected I am mentally and physically. Thank you for leading me on this path!!

@michaelaclarke3228 3 года назад

let's remember that sometimes the worst trauma is invisible - neglect. Traumatic invalidation, known by the indians as the Poison of Conditioned existence. I'm finding it difficult not to be re traumatised by current political events and the complete inability of our governments to make a plan for us to heal our earth, and, by extension, ourselves.

@NM-mc4rj 11 месяцев назад

“Inability of our governments to heal”- they don’t want to heal anything. They are intent of global destruction.

@MsBettyRubble 10 месяцев назад

Yep, and it so very common

@AmandaMG6 8 месяцев назад

Try not to defend your right to remain a trauma victim bc you'll want to shed it

@trippingwithmelody4297 8 месяцев назад

Yes. Dr Mate has quoted someone about there being two ways childhood goes wrong. One is the things that happened that should not have happened (overt abuse, war, famine ect) and two, the things that didn't happen and should have happened (the presence of non stressed emotionally attuned caregivers). When a person primarily experiences the latter, it is more challenging to heal because rather than working with events that happened, we are working with a vacuum of what "should have been there" And there is a lack of research and attention focused on that phenomenon. I hear you. ❤

@erickaepworth6257 7 месяцев назад

Stop waiting for any government or institution to do anything. They do not have your best interest at heart. The sooner you understand and embody that truth, the sooner you move towards personal sovereignty.

@Ikr2025 Год назад

My mother put me into a room down the hall as a newborn. She was never the sentimental type. She has told me the story of how I started sleeping through the night by around 6 weeks old. I now wonder - sleeping through (or just gave up crying?!). Apparently the early childhood nurse wasn’t v impressed.

@stuckonthefarm 7 месяцев назад

Very interesting material. This really needs to be shared with the adopted community. All adopted children have some level of dysregulation due to the separation from their birth mother. Some cope better than others, but for some it is a very dark pit of destruction for them. I think this info could be very helpful. Recommended reading: The Primal Wound by Nancy Verrier.

@marjiegoldbergphotography 3 года назад

100 percent!! That’s when true progress happened to me and still practicing indifference and living my life! You are rewiring your brain. Be patient; this process takes time!!

@RunPJs Год назад

50, male and all started 2 years ago: Breakup of relationship...although mutual. Breakup a rubbish narcissistic friendship....harder than it sounds! 😪 Learning about narcissism was hard!!! Big solo relocation. New tough job. First time living in city. One year later to present have been suffering from trauma...that I think has manifested itself in to chronic pain called Burning Mouth Syndrome. I'm a fit Triathlete and did Austria Ironman last year and many other races...and I have a good career. This chronic pain and trauma has really flattened me....I still swim and run but do more yoga now and am in counselling. I think this video nails it...thank you Irene!

@Annabeth358 Год назад

Honestly I don't care about glamour or any of these techniques people say helps. To me it is a relief to hear that the solution is completely within ME and no one else. That is the whole point of attunement is to figure out what I need in a moment and to be present with my body. Of course, I can try different techniques at different times and they may be super helpful. But if they aren't I don't have to feel discouraged because something will help, I just have to keep exploring and listen to my body.

@kristin1533 6 месяцев назад

I was a compulsive eater from a very young age. I've since gotten past that, but it took me years to realize that I should stop eating when I had eaten enough. For so long, I never really had thought about it.

@mod8054 5 месяцев назад

She’s makes the healing sound so simple I am so excited I want to be in her team!! I will heal myself!

@sarapalmer2069 2 года назад

I only realised I had this problem when an alarm began to go off in my head. A loud hissing that is now diminishing as I clear the traumas I was carrying. I was fortunate to find a cranio sacral therapist who is well versed in this area. I accept the sound as my body letting me know I need to clear this and trust that when I am ready it will disappear completely. We must listen to our body ❤️

@andybreedlove 8 месяцев назад

I have this & 50 other symptoms.. how are you doing now? What’s helped? 🙏🏼

@franciscoguevara9727 2 года назад

I have my doubts being a child of a narcisistic parent and then dealing even in my healing trauma journey with people that are narcisistic if they can heal. I've seen a lot of the dynamics and manipulation and abuse that characterizes cluster b personality disorders , that they still do it in healing settings just maybe with a better language. No doubt they want to heal from something or that they recognize that they have trauma, but i've had so learn to keep myself safe from people that have these toxic and abusive patterns in recovery. Last year i suffered a smear campaign in a CPTSD support group that I founded to read a book on trauma! That they want to heal their trauma for sure, that they wont do their games anymore in recovery, or project severely their stuff on to others is something i want to stop taking my chances to find out because a lot of them ive seen are unable to do so. I think psycotherapy might be helpful for them but a lot dont can't see how they affect others because of the nature of there entitlements and grandiosity. Its difficult to navigate these people and dynamics specially if this was actually someones trauma growing up and what they are trying to get recovery from! I.e imagine sharing about a traumatic event in a supposedly safe place and someone litteraly gaslighting it even if its in the guidelines to not minimize someones trauma, and they feeling entitled to do so because it bothers them someone speaking up about the possibility of having trauma from such an event. Then quoting or bringing up the guidelines and being accused of censorship, even if its unsafe minimization of someones experience. Then being deemed the bad guy and smeared, and triangulated and harassed, because a person keeps their boundaries and their truth, which is what a lot of people need to do for their recovery. Navigating that in recovery has been like a master's degree... Or imagine going to support groups and seeing that its dominated by a narc person that speaks for 80% of the meeting and changes the material thats being read to suit her needs to control, and specially change the material so people dont empower themselves enough to challenge her. This is the bread and butter of many support groups, and its difficult to navigate so cluster B people in trauma support groups are a menace and part of the biggest problem is that people are easily manipulated by them and enable them, out of their own childhood trauma

@PHanomaly 7 месяцев назад

Boy, you spoke some truth there. And I can tell you've needed to be able to say that for a while -to people who hear you - not those who are so easily under the spell. I have a somewhat simple experience where I live, in a town where apparently I'm the only one who can see all the offensive nonsense here that goes on all around me. I have come to be a homebody just to avoid it, and how angry it makes me.

@franciscoguevara9727 7 месяцев назад

@@PHanomaly thanks brother with healthy boundaries i have been able to make a safe enough support group for myself, doont give up and keep speaking up for your inner child , true self, finding your safe enough people, and tkaing our space in the world we are worth it :))))))))))

@lizeeroberts490 6 месяцев назад

Absolutely awesome presentation and I worked as a therapist for 45 years and I’m still working on myself but hats off to you and hear my loud applause and I love your website. Big thank you, heartfelt.❤️

@lisaeve6426 Год назад

I can't believe how I am finding this work after years of doing yoga, meditating, green drinks, vegan.... it is making soooo much sense of everything! Thank you soo much! I just bought your 21 day course and Levine's book. Everything is coming together with the why I was having all the feelings....so glad I invested in my 'work' so I can live outside of trauma, instead of in.

@carlijnvolders4423 3 года назад

Thanks Irene, I've seen a lot of your video's, but this one was so overall complete, so clear and interesting. So basic and yet layered. Many new detais that gave me ' aha' moments and even more compassion for people with trauma. Love to learn more about myself and others every time via your work.

@LOCOETTEMPORE Год назад

Irene, all the info you provide and the way you do it, is golden! you are helping me so much to understand my own trauma, I am getting aware in a whole new way and getting words to name things I feel. Thank you so much!!!! 🙌so much love for you ❤❤❤❤

@djfunkaholic7287 3 года назад

One of your most Informative videos, thanks for sharing Irene.

@joanieks3945 3 года назад

I have just found you on RU-vid. Loved your video, it’s so interesting. I will watch the functional freeze video next. Thank you so much xx

@maryannribble3254 10 месяцев назад

Excellent; inspiring and clearly informing . Matching my experiences and observations . Thanks so much for your clarity in this very necessary and important work !

@annebutterworth9448 Год назад

when I hurt myself, I swear out loud and then I am fine. My son always comments on the fact he knows when I have hurt myself because I swear out loud. My son is an adult, when they were young, I would cuss under my breath. I find it is a great stress release.

@michaelvenus2455 2 года назад

Awesome and overwhelming, perfect timing , thank you , Namaste .

@kristinamariaszalontaymlle974 3 года назад

Thanks, this is so great! I guess I've brought myself out of the freeze at this point with your practices, since now my anxiety has risen tremendously, I'll have to view that as a good thing then... Also I'm a garden person, so that monocrop analogy totally resonated! ❤️🙏

@nicolerachelle4234 3 года назад

I'm at the point of letting myself go ,little things like eating ,drinking,ill lay there and it seems like the simplest things as hard to manage .when I've battled my whole life,now eating seems like too much so I ignore it ..

@joannebritton7378 Год назад

I'm so glad I came across this...fascinating. Thank you!

@nicolerachelle4234 3 года назад

Sorry for all the comments.you opened my Flood gate.thankyou for this video..I will be watching and listening to the rest of your stuff..when the student needs to learn ,the teacher will come..

@denasharpe2393 2 года назад

At 74, l still startle if approached from behind if l am unaware that someone is in the space with me....for that reason, l have tried all adult life to live alone....now, l am just abit to frail to be on my own but now l am almost always on ' alert' status....is it still possible to get through this???

@PandaA-cv3mm 3 года назад

Thank you so very much for doing this. ‘Just found you. Extremely helpful!... and a new subscriber here. 💜

@ruthduren7953 2 года назад

Praying healing 4u..u r a beautiful butterfly.we hv 2 go thru the metamorphosis cycle and exercise our muscles so we can set ourselves free from our caccoon and fly into the universe for all to be delighted by...dont quit learning..toxicity is not your destiny👵💜

@Miaoen68 Год назад

Thank you Irene, This is a very sincere video. You are an angel trying to get through to us 🧚‍♀️..I think I finally get it now 🙏

@mtnrobinson Год назад

This is some of the most amazing info I’ve ever heard. The missing link in my practice.

@stellarshriner 3 года назад

Thank You Irene, Grateful for you

@newvision-6 7 месяцев назад

What a brilliant way of teaching and I learned a lot. Thank you. ❤

@silvervixenwillson4068 Год назад

My mum had a breakdown when I was 18 months old. She went into hospital and when she returned home she relapsed. I know it has affected me. Dysfunctional family dynamics too. Affected me for decades. Still learning. Thank you for your videos.

@elskezwart1554 3 года назад

Thank you for sharing. I'm very grateful..

@adrianavalles5030 Год назад

Irene Im learning a lot from all your videos and also getting inspired to learn more and more as a psychologist that in the future would like to become a somatic psychotherapist. I admire how much you know and all the content you share as well the way you do it. Just wanted to say, Thanks❤️

@thehighpriestess8431 3 года назад

I think everybody needs to learn from this. Also do the course. I am on the waiting list for May 2022

@kirstybrown7308 3 года назад

Hi how do you apply for the course

@annagreen4486 3 года назад

@@kirstybrown7308 through Irene's website

@teamlyon3109 3 года назад

Hi Becoming Temperance, great to hear that you're on the SBSM list for 2022. In the meantime, the 21 Day Nervous System Tune Up can be a great place to start and is good preparation for SBSM. The cost of the 21 Day Tune Up is also applied towards SBSM when you sign up. - Jen from Team Lyon

@fatemah4444 5 месяцев назад

Gold info! Thanks very much ❤

@barbaraolewnik7337 Год назад

You are awesome! None of the psychologs I was working with mentioned it!

@EvgeniiaDolinenko 8 месяцев назад

Thank you for this wonderful video. So so so useful. ❤

@abbykendrick5748 2 года назад

Thank you! Happy to learn about terrain theory.

@KingsCrossVIP Год назад

this was incredibly helpful and insightful thank you

@isabelwiese1528 3 года назад

Thank you. I have been seriously ill for the past 2 years. I was able to process some "major" trauma occurrences up until a certain point. More has come up organically but I have been stuck again and this video and exercises is exactly what I needed.

@ellenthompson3950 2 года назад

Please send me some open connections. Thank you

@aries-seventhseal2473 3 года назад

Thank you so much. I found you today in a perfectly aligned way 😉😇💛🕊️ 1111

@lorilomanto7675 2 года назад

This was fabulous...thank you

@lolitabaker4501 2 года назад

I'm so thankful to you for everything you've learned and now passing on. 💛 I need this. I'm at a loss right now in my life. But this is so helpful! Again thank you!

@NatalkaSho 2 года назад

With time doing body work I realised that I used to be (and still a bit) scared of calm regulated people, I felt them to be dangerous and that they were going to hurt me

@merielcamara7324 3 года назад

Wow, soooo helpful. I’ve spent so much time and money trying to find short cuts and biohacks, seeking somatic therapies without being connected to my body and this just makes so much sense of why that hasn’t been sufficient. So grateful that I found you and invested in SBSM this year. Six weeks in (including orientation week) and I’m still working through week one and the additional resources. One day at a time!

@christinewawra 10 месяцев назад

I love how much the little plant in the background has grown since these earlier videos 🌿

@katijahlivindalife7488 Год назад

The woman I have been closest with and most alike to in my life was a girl 4 months younger than me. We met at 18 and were friends for a couple of decades before we realized we have basically the same birth story. We were both born in 1979 and taken out of our mothers with forceps making us cone heads. We were both the first born in our families. I think that very first trauma made us very much alike.

@PHanomaly 7 месяцев назад

Interesting. I was a 'forceps baby', but was the youngest. I never had any issues or trauma from birth or childhood though.

@katijahlivindalife7488 7 месяцев назад

@@PHanomaly I don't remember it and neither does my friend, but if you don't think being twisted into a new universe by giant tongs grasping your baby head is traumatic, well let's just say you should start asking yourself more questions 🤔😘🤩

@PHanomaly 7 месяцев назад

@@katijahlivindalife7488 hmm, I'm pretty in touch with myself, always have been, but trauma didn't strike me until I was around 40. And it wasn't anything to do with childhood or family, it was like everything I had ever known was suddenly shattered, and I felt like I was catapulted through a portal into another universe, where nothing in the old Universe applied, like there was no longer anything I could trust to be what I knew it to be, I've been a stranger in a strange land ever since, where nothing is safe, and everything is always unpredictable, like a lone animal with predators everywhere and horror is routine.

@arjanblad416 2 года назад

Thank you. Really touched me... Got some more feeling to do... Blessings to you. Greetings from The Netherlands !

@SuperDflower Год назад

Love Holland, wonderful people

@arjanblad416 Год назад

@@SuperDflower Thank you... We've got assholes too, but I guess there are places that are worse... Haha

@SuperDflower Год назад

@@arjanblad416 There is a teddy where they’re not assholes! But some places are just so much more socially enjoyable. The circumstance has brought out the worst in everyone almost….. This is why those of us who are aware have to stay really vigilant about showing up for one another. Most people are sleepwalking. It’s just that some places are culturally more appealing to me, so it’s not a value judgment necessarily. But that being said, I do really like the Dutch!

@arjanblad416 Год назад

@@SuperDflower Well said. I couldn't agree more... Are you from Europe ?

@tiarianamanna973 3 года назад

all this makes SO much sense :)

@alice-in-wonderland.1223 3 года назад

I dream of being able to change my environment and swim in cleaner water, but without financial resources it's not possible...I need to learn to not be constantly triggered while trapped in a triggering environment.

@colineccles5102 2 года назад

The sad truth. I have to go and work so I can survive but it dampens my ability to heal. I try to do my best slow down and take care of myself while on the job but my boss is constantly pressuring me to go fast.

@pickletown Год назад

It is especially difficult to be poor while trying to heal trauma.

@kimulm0619 Год назад

@alice in wonderland,,this dream I too have.❤️you texted this right from my heart and mind.Wanted to let you know I feel exactly same.

@wrigren216 3 года назад

Thank you, thank you, thank you.

@IreneLyon 3 года назад

Grateful to ALL of you here. Even the two so far who have disliked this topic and education! Back next month with other lecture and don't forget I have other long form lectures via this playlist: ru-vid.com/group/PL_tIcR-r0CU7uE6rHtXuKTp6EhJyuNqtr Enjoy! Irene.

@anewchapter1336 3 года назад

Thank you so much for this! I've been a special ed teacher for over twenty years and have learned so much through those years through observation, experience and training. I recently learned about attachment styles, but something about the healing process was still missing to me and this is it! I've even been telling a couple of friends how most animals make better parents than humans. Everything you are saying here agrees with my prior knowledge and the instincts I have been re-connecting to as part of me recent self-healing journey. I have subscribed and signed up on your website.

@sherif138 3 года назад

Hi Irene can you please tell me whether Tapping is a methodology that helps the organic process become more alive or one that stunts the process? I definitely don't want to stunt anything like what breathing does but Tapping seems to help when my anxiety spikes. Thank you in advance for your answer!

@teamlyon3109 3 года назад

@@sherif138 Seth here with Team Lyon. Thanks for your question! Tapping is definitely a resource to be sure, and it is similar to breathing techniques, and any other kind of tool or technique that we bring in to help manage our experience. This isn't bad, but it is imposing a intervention on the system to soothe it, rather than just staying with the experience as it is and being with the discomfort that arises when we do NOT tap, or breathe deep, or smoke a cigarette, or go shopping, etc.... These kinds of external resources and coping mechanisms are not bad at all, being able to soothe and settle and get help moving through these experiences is important, AND, if we want to fully heal and complete these survival responses, these kinds of external resources like tapping do need to slowly be replaced by the true internal resource we call capacity, which allows us to be with the full force of the experience as it reaches it's peak, and deactivates. This takes time and practice to be sure, and it is a big part of what Irene teaches people to develop in her online programs.

@sherif138 3 года назад

@@teamlyon3109 thank you so much! Very clear answer.

@evadebruijn 3 года назад

Just some feedback: I would like to have such a long lecture cut up in 10-15 minute pieces and uploaded separately.

@annaw4551 3 года назад

i love your eyebrows & face shape! they pair together so well

@oliae2898 5 месяцев назад

I think it's all about corrective experience. The more of these you have, the more likely you are to heal.

@sapphirefranks5382 2 года назад

I had to think twice about the date again whenever she said “the year is 2020” I was like woah this was just posted 4 months ago 😅

@Amy-ql6bq 3 года назад

Thank you so much Irene, your videos have helped me to understand and have more compassion for myself. I am truly grateful and one day hope to help others do this work also

@umdoistres2588 3 года назад

Thanks for this ❤️

@johndawn4612 2 года назад

Its funny cus the exact things you say to do to help with trauma is exactly what i started doing a few weeks ago even before seeing this and honestly ive gotten more results doing this then i have in years

@jeanosullivan1290 3 года назад

Thank you Irene

@Sjb2524 8 месяцев назад

Acupuncture showed me how much energetic trauma is stored in my body!

@Sjb2524 8 месяцев назад

Once I started really breaking through in personal therapy it allowed me to really do the work and practice being in tune with my body. This lead me to now where I’m actually releasing, rewiring, and healing.

@itr6540 Год назад

I can’t like this video enough! So truee! Ancient healing methods as well as tribal child raising was much much much more healthier!

@theplantlovingwolf4016 2 года назад

There is just too much to say for me. From staring to bawl at the beginnings of the sympathetic nervous system explanation, to hard disassociating at 50mins in and rewinding a million times. My brain didn’t want to know it 😂

@IreneLyon 2 года назад

Hi The Plant loving Wolf, Jen here from Team Lyon. It sounds like your brain may not have wanted to know this, and it touched something in your nervous system/being too! If you want to learn more, you might check out Irene's free Healing Trauma video training. I'll link to it here: irenelyon.com/healing-trauma

@kathleengalek1064 11 месяцев назад

Yes! I can tell the minute someone puts their hands on me if they are connected to their body!

@My_House_ 2 года назад

I'm not tuned well. But It became adhd like so I can't connect with the outside like you said around 45:00 because it distract more and pulls me away. The impulse is also a bit rough and sturdy. I have to focus more gentle on myself I guess. Especially now I also feel the anxiety waking up at night since I worked on myself. Thank you for all this information 🙂

@ShadowRaven66669 2 года назад

I find that TRE is useful for releasing muscle tension enough that I can connect with my body. Same with things like breath work. I've never gotten any kind of "trauma release" from them. They're simply tools that force me to slow down and help ground me in the present moment. I usually do a body scan afterwards.

@queengoblin 2 года назад

*that you know of

@ShadowRaven66669 2 года назад

@@queengoblin I've been doing TRE for 6 years. There have been zero improvements in my trauma recovery that can be attributed solely to TRE.

@lmm5892 10 месяцев назад

@@ShadowRaven66669 I had the exact opposite experience and had life changing improvements. The process is so misrepresented in this video. I spent thousands of dollars on SE and had only minor improvements. Still, I would never trash SE, it helps so many. Why do people trash TRE when it does too?

@primordiallab 9 месяцев назад

@@lmm5892 I agree about Somatic Experiencing. I attended the full certification course but did not complete as I witnessed and experienced its limits and the limits of the main teacher who was clearly still in the grip of unresolved material and very controlling. That bothered me a lot at the time. It caused me to reset my path and leave; I am glad I did, plus saved thousands of $$ of 3 years training. I would have made a crap SE therapist as it would not have been authentic ; I learned everything of value and I needed in 6 months. It is really important to know when you need to pivot away from a course of action that is not serving your emancipation from abuse, trauma, fight, flight, freeze and, fawn, and before you will be benefit in helping others. To be accurate with that, tuning in to your heart, gut, bodily truth in knowing, and higher intuition, becomes consequential. My discovery was as Irene states, tuning in to oneself leads you to the next opening. A therapy that worked last month may not be the one for the next layer of resolution. It requires a finely attuned ear to the heart....and the development of that.❤

@musicfromtheheart646 3 года назад

Amazing!! All the stuff I need to hear

@danathrower2680 Год назад

I am so grateful that I love you.

@user-gb4hl5qj2x 3 года назад

I WAS sexually assaulted by a psychotherapist and I have been re-traumatized by countless professionals that I have tried to work with, i had limited income and could not afford experienced therapists and so could not choose a professional who could fully support me in my healing. I could only go to professionals that were just starting out and would accept geared to income payments which are very minimal. The last one I tried to work with on the first session asked me, in a tone of voice that was when baffled and blaming, "why would you go back to this person?" when I told her that the Jian Gomeshi trial I had attended triggered things for me around the prosecutors blaming and dismissing Lucy's statement of abuse by Gomeshi.

@AllieMetz 3 года назад

Thank you for the many ah-ha moments. In counselling I have been unable to describe how my body feels. Somehow grounding was just not enough, so I will be exploring the aspect of my body

@kevinmcgovern5170 2 года назад

Dear Irene, in 1984 (18 yo) I received an ECT treatment. I grew up in an emotionally unhappy family and can remember times when I was traumatized at home and in school. In 2005, I self-realized and found great relief from beliefs that did not serve me well. So now I have a much better understanding, but my body is still traumatized. I have tremors in parts of my body that I was told were due to medications, but they are probably due to trauma as well. Sometimes when drinking a glass of something, my hand will jump and spill some. My medications are Zyprexa, Depakote, and Lithium. I also take fish oil and melatonin. My biggest problem is loss of sleep leading to mania. Also, I've noticed that when people talk to me, they seem to expect more than what I have to offer. Do you think your offering would be appropriate for me? Thank you.

@teamlyon3109 2 года назад

Hi Kevin, Seth here with team Lyon. Thanks for being here! Yes, I think the somatic, nervous system based work would be appropriate for you. When a person is on medications that alter the natural neurochemistry, there will be a ceiling to the work they can do, but you can certainly get started, that's for sure. Implementing some basic practices to start working with your nervous system can only help, though fair notice - it may involve feeling things that you haven't felt before!

@kevinmcgovern5170 2 года назад

@@teamlyon3109 Thanks Seth. What I'll do is follow along on RU-vid until I'm ready to get started. Is the program expensive?

@danathrower2680 Год назад

Have come to realize this in others to expose them. Figuring how to support instead of trigger.

@bookishwriter9460 2 года назад

So what I'm getting is that to release old stress, I need to do what I didn't do when it was acute. How about generational trauma? I think I might have some of that going on because I've had insomnia issues since day one and mental illness runs in both my paternal and maternal family. How do you work with that? I can't exactly ask my grandmother about it because she won't even admit that she worries herself physically sick regularly.

@johnlake1395 Год назад

Thank you so much

@nea1247 3 года назад

When i am tracking my body and get in touch with those unresolved trauma energies in my physiology and i get an impulse to scream, do i have to scream in the present moment in order to release the trauma? Do we have to follow the impulse and release it/bring closure in the present moment just the way it comes out from the system (for example scream, push, cry) or is it more important just to feel the terror and fear? How do you know when the trauma fully is released from the system? Thanks for your channel and videos Irene xx

@cherylwilsherlimberlife7210 3 года назад

Her eBook she says work with it in the moment

@teamlyon3109 3 года назад

Hi Nea, Jen here from Team Lyon. When possible, the idea is to follow the nervous system impulse and allow it to express in the moment if we have the capacity to do so. If you're not able to to it in the moment, you can also do it later by imagining the situation. This is the general idea, and it can be nuanced depending on a variety of different factors. Irene teaches more about how to do this in her online course and program.

@nea1247 3 года назад

@@teamlyon3109 thanks Jen! xx

@yehmen29 Год назад

1:07:00: thank you for not insisting on knowing what a person's trauma was. Colleagues, managers, HR, recruitment consultants, landlords, letting agents, housemates, neighbours, always demand that information. I sometimes snap and say: 'Just watch violent child porn'.

@carolynlamar8079 Год назад

Thank you💕

@susanhana1635 3 года назад

Thank you

@zeldavanzell2799 3 года назад

Sometimes more is not better, but Less is More.

@denasharpe2393 2 года назад

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@donwalker117 4 месяца назад

Oh thank you

@Be1More 3 года назад

thank you... you help me so much; you describe things really well for me. Maybe one day you can write a book and I can buy it to remind me of things..... oh, you have e books (I never do those); I will look up your books. Thanks. Best wishes. Been on healing journey long time.

@Be1More 3 года назад

suggest meeting of you w Gabor Mate, Sue Carter and/or Richardson Schwartz and Steve Porges -- so thankful found you all via youtubes over last years

@Be1More 3 года назад

have to wait like a garden; cannot force.... thank you thank you thank you

@Be1More 3 года назад

been so out of touch w my body.... getting better

@bluestar.8938 8 месяцев назад

Thank you : )

@nicolerachelle4234 3 года назад

I've been living with Childhood trauma I suffered for 14 years of childhood abuse by mybstepfather(alwaysvwS ked to believe he was my real father) not just that trauma but the trauma of the fall out abused and treated bad by kids at school ,teachers,and as an adult jobs and coworkers are horrible..Reject and get me outta here is all I've felt.first sight never get a chance to get to know me or understand me.or just leave me alone if u don't want to..when ibwzs growing up I was taught if u didn't like someone you don't bother with them..ican handle silence like I'm not there. How can I get them to leave me alone?.fight or flight doesn't work at work..so I stay and thats not what they want or what is good for me.but every job,I'm 51 now ..quality of life is horrible.i used to be able to navigate it all much better. .mayby its cuz I'm old now...im older than my coworkers boss and supervisor now at this job 90's music plays all day and I feel like I'm stuck in a bad nightmare.is this all normal?

@theresawalker1508 3 года назад

I have suffered very simalar things to you bad upbringing, bullying at school rotten jobs and horrible bosses for years on end, i am 56 And have come to the realization that its their problem and they could Have issues like narcissism, its well worth looking into this physiological disorder i learnt a lot and its helped me avoid some bad people because i have been for armed with knowledge, believe me its not you its Just certain types of people can sense someone who is different to them and feel threatened, you are Not alone experiening these kind of Things, you don't need to change or do anything different just be you and the right people will come into your life, wishing you happiness and healing.

@dawnacoxon3111 3 года назад

It sounds like you have CPTSD. And we often very much personalize other peoples behaviors. Try to stay within your own body. You can do that by deep breathing, stroking your forearms. You can also train yourself to start interacting with the thoughts you’re having about their behavior. What are you making it mean about you? Maybe your background is making some of their comments a more heightened thing than it is? Trust me I understand all of these feelings. Life can be better if we can sort of question our thought patterns.

@lornocford6482 3 года назад

Nicole Rachelle it seems to me that you've been taught through abuse to be in situations that aren't what is right for you. When you can recognise that you are in a situation that is not right for you and you get yourself out of it, this is the rewiring of your brain that will be part of your trauma healing. It's hard to take care of ourselves with this when we've been neglected in this way. Try to focus on your right to walk away from people and situations that you don't feel comfortable with and relax into the pain that comes up. Self hugs, rubbing and patting are good self soothing for the body. It's what nurturers naturally do to comfort a distressed child. Be gentle with yourself to find a better fit for you for work. Don't use your past experiences of abuse as the indicator of your future. Believe in yourself that you are taking the steps needed to make your future different to your past. Use empowering language for your self-talk.

@dawnacoxon3111 3 года назад

@@lornocford6482 absolutely terrific advise!

@lornocford6482 3 года назад

@@dawnacoxon3111 thank you ☺️

@NatashaHallYES 3 года назад

Hey Irene is it normal to oscillate between freeze states and flight states? I find myself often in one or the other and also dissociating often starts to make me feel anxious because I feel disconnected from the world. So they seem to be very connected for me. Thanks!

@teamlyon3109 3 года назад

Hi Natasha Hall, Jen here from Team Lyon. Yes, this is very common. As we take steps to grow nervous system regulation and capacity, this typically changes.

@rojobell1 3 года назад

Both parents were emotionally unavailable chaotic childhood fight or flight since childhood in 58 and wanting to understand how to release decades of traumas there’s not one incident but many I brought up three children and loved them but was dealing with inner anxiety that I pretty much walked thru carried it with me ... I am aware of many traumas like at birth mom said they had to use forceps to take me out I’m thinking that wasn’t a great way to enter the world 🌎😢 ... Theres so many along with marrying a person who was I was afraid of his temper moods etc ... I want to be healed not medicated I want to thrive not just survive 😔 I feel like I can have a wonderful life but it’s really sucky dealing with feeling anxious 24/7 for decades tried everything and talk therapy is not helpful medication 💊 is all I’ve been told to take 🤦‍♀️ I want to understand and heal I’ve spent thousands of dollars 💵 that I never had to find help and healing ... I believe the body can heal but we need to know how I think looking for relief and healing has caused more anxiety 😟

@Eric-tj3tg 3 года назад

I hear and feel ya Rojo. I am sorry that you too are suffering. Wishing you the best.

@tracik1277 3 года назад

Hi I am new here. On the subject of acupuncture, I have tried it only once and it was in the ear. It was supposed to be for relaxing. It was in a group, not one to one. Part way through, the needles leapt out of me of their own accord and it hurt like hell. Later, I felt randomly intensely angry. It put me off going again, but it has been suggested recently that I try it again. I'm not sure. What do you think might have happened?

@teamlyon3109 3 года назад

Hi Traci, Seth here with Team Lyon. Simply put, it sounds like your body had enough of those needles! It's possible that your system didn't feel safe enough to receive that treatment in a group setting, and your system mounted a fight/flight response, which certainly could pop those needles out. Hence the random anger afterwards. If you decide to try the modality again, I recommend trying a private session with someone you feel comfortable with.

@Charity-vm4bt 3 года назад

@@teamlyon3109 yes, or get deep tissue massage instead of needles. Be sure to go to a skilled, authentic Chinese specialist. They are NOT all the same and are unregulated.

@katydid594 3 года назад

Hi Irene. I love your work. If you, as an expert, with a good childhood are still healing from your traumas, what chance do those of us with high ACE scores and a lifetime of severe trauma stand? Feeling discouraged ATM.

@teamlyon3109 3 года назад

Hey Katrina, Seth here with Team Lyon. I totally get it. It's important to understand that even a person with a high ACE score can make a LOT of improvement and get a lot of relief from symptoms in a relatively short time of doing this work (months to a year or so depending on the system). A person can have a lot of positive change and symptom relief on the way to regulation, so please don't think that just because Irene still has things pop up from time to time that must mean she is still suffering with a lot of symptoms. A person can be fully healthy, regulated, functional, with no intense symptoms and plenty of energy, and STILL be releasing trauma after decades of doing the work. For myself, I have a very high ACE score and lot of trauma all the way through my 30's and it took me about 7 years of consistent work to get to full regulation, but I experienced a lot of improvements and symptom relief within the first year alone. So please don't give up!

@veganworldpeace2649 2 года назад

I have thought the same way for decades.

@queengoblin 2 года назад

Hi, I have a high ACE score. I have healed much of my trauma. Certainly not all. But I am unrecognizable. I went from a drug and alcohol addicted stripper who would go home with clients and was hurt by them, to now being completely sober, owning two successful businesses, good friends, healed relationships, high standards. It's about putting the effort and care into yourself and choosing life on purpose one day at a time. Small steps. Think "what can I do today that feels slightly better than what I did yesterday" but by "better" I mean "life affirming" not "drugs" lol. Check out Teal Swan, Crappy Childhood Fairy, Alan Robarge, Besel van der Kolk, Peter Levine.