Parts Work & Brainspotting

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Subscribe to my channel for insightful videos about Brainspotting & Counseling/Therapy. This is the updated parts work video! Welcome.
Parts work is all the rage, and it is extremely helpful. THE OPPRESSOR PARTS ARE PROTECTORS WITH GOOD INTENTIONS even if they don't feel protective! There are no bad parts!! Some parts carry the burden of the past until we heal.
I have experienced great success combining parts work with Brainspotting, which is my primary modality.
Are you hard on yourself? Do you talk yourself out of your emotions? These subconscious protector parts protect vulnerable parts and their emotions. Dr. Bessel van der Kolk says: “…a part is considered not just a passing emotional state or customary thought pattern but a distinct mental system with its own history, abilities, needs and worldview. Trauma injects parts with beliefs and emotions that hijack them out of their naturally valuable state."
Check out this video to learn more!
Serenity, Freedom & Joy! Jen

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19 сен 2024

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@Shereen_Thor Год назад

Wow, this video is truly amazing and provides some fascinating insights into the power of Parts Work and Brainspotting for improving our mental health and emotional well-being. As a life coach, I believe that understanding and working with the various parts of ourselves is crucial to achieving inner harmony and balance. Parts Work and Brainspotting are powerful techniques that can help us access and work with the various parts of ourselves that may be causing emotional distress or conflict. By bringing these parts to the surface and acknowledging their presence, we can develop a deeper understanding of ourselves and our emotions, which can lead to healing and transformation. *I'm happy to tell you that we have the same passion and same mindset. Here is your New Friend and Subscriber from United States. Looking forward to collaborate with you!*

@JenniferDelaneyLPC 2 месяца назад

How did I miss this wonderful comment? Wonderful to "meet" you Shereen and I hope our paths cross some day!

@portaldeluzmadrid 2 месяца назад

Theres´s one important thing in IFS we can use in Brainspotting when the person doesn´t feel anything, the protectors doesn´t ler the client access the hurt parts of the client, and it´s Direct Access, where therapist talk with these parts talking I´m here present to help client

@JenniferDelaneyLPC 2 месяца назад

Absolutely, yes. I have taken more IFS trainings now and I use Direct Access quite a bit. I was using it before taking IFS. That's what I love about IFS - it is very naturally integrated, like Brainspotting. I didn't have a name for it when I made this video. Thanks for your comment!

@portaldeluzmadrid 2 месяца назад

@@JenniferDelaneyLPC Mario Salvador, Brainspotting Trainer in Spain, has also a book, Beyond I, talking about all this work

@JenniferDelaneyLPC 2 месяца назад

@@portaldeluzmadrid I will definitely check that out. Thank you!

@portaldeluzmadrid 2 месяца назад

@@JenniferDelaneyLPC the title is "Beyond the Self: Healing Emotional Trauma and Brainspotting"

@Dodiani 2 месяца назад

I wonder how can coaches be allowed to do Brainspotting work with clients.

@JenniferDelaneyLPC 2 месяца назад

Hi Dodiani! Anyone practicing healing modalities can learn Brainspotting. The best place to look for trainings is on Dr. David Grand's website, www.brainspotting.com We are doing Self-Brainspotting without even realizing it. It's a very natural form, and the more people who learn it, the better!

@Dodiani 2 месяца назад

@@JenniferDelaneyLPC I am certified in Brainspotting and have also completed some training under Dr. David Grand. I still wonder how coaches can work with parts dissociation, etc. I know coaches do the training.

@JenniferDelaneyLPC 2 месяца назад

@@Dodiani Hi again! I don't know your circumstances or educational background. As you know, Brainspotting can be used for circumstances other than trauma. We all work within the confines of our certifications and licenses and refer out if a client presents with an issue outside of the scope of our training and expertise. For instance, I do not work with couples.