Replying to @dererererek4
many such cases!
i have recently been enamored by this triangle from AEDP/ISDTP:
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Replying to @Morphenius @RomeoStevens76
wow! i really like this post, whoa - exactly relatable to how i’m feeling with GTD in the past week
(and the graphic is so good too)
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Replying to @chrislakin
c.f. GTD principles, the Writing Concerns Pyramid, etc
> "So, what are you really trying to do here, anyway?"
Replying to @corbindreams @RichDecibels
i imagine you are familiar w/ edwin friedman's "a failure of nerve" and/or have already experienced this a lot yourself
youtube.com/watch?v=nvU4vJg0…
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Replying to @infi_infi_infi_ @polypocketknife
it seems to be empirically better to use fictional ideal parents, as per IPF’s recommendation (but maybe need to first properly grieve what the real current family was not able to provide)
teapaw.org/corbindreams/status/21…
Replying to @gullskept
ipf says do the latter
(chapter 8 of daniel p brown's book, attachment disturbances in adults)
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Replying to @gullskept
ipf says do the latter
(chapter 8 of daniel p brown's book, attachment disturbances in adults)
i also sometimes like to compare it to getting rid of a persistent blister
> imagine you’re a tennis player who grips too strongly in an odd way such that you get a terrible blister every time you played tennis, and if you fix your harmful grip ***you’ll feel a lot better***, and it may make someee things a lot easier, but also obviously this would ***not be a miracle change*** to the vast majority of your technique or scores/rating or etc
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