Philippe Izmailov's Blog, page 1064
October 9, 2018
Qigong & Acutouch for PTSD & Emotional Stress Part 2
Part 2 contains the directions for how to perform this practice. Part 1 has important background information for the practice. The intense emotions from shock and trauma get lodges in one’s muscles. From the use of shaking qigong and well points one can help get this emotional load out of your muscles and out of… Read More »
Richy’s PTSD
Rust kitty undergoes some horrible memories from his war days, poor kitty Source: Youtube
PTSD and Me
The truth behind the triggers, and the reaction to traumatic action taking place in our brains when PTSD is there. Go support me and my work at Patreon.com/chelseatea! Then go follow me on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter @chelseaswigstea If you want to hear more about my recovery process, follow my blog at chelsea-tea.com And of… Read More »
FURNITURE FOR THE NEW BABY!
We’re getting down to the last few weeks here with our third baby girl! In today’s pregnancy vlog we got furniture that will eventually go into her nursery, but in the meantime will be her changing station in our bedroom! It’s kind of crazy that Arianna is already 34 weeks pregnant. It is going by… Read More »
Grieving A Miscarriage – BELIEVE
What to say and NOT say Source: Youtube
A Matter of Duty
Maine Public Television is proud to tell the stories of Maine soldiers who were deployed to the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, the Gulf War and the Vietnam War and returned home to face a new, relentless enemy: post-traumatic stress disorder. PTSD is a condition that is not well understood here in Maine and it… Read More »
The Narcissist Thrives In Private
PayPal: How To Contribute: ollie_mathews@yahoo.com Back Up: Source: Youtube
How to treat PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder)
Understand how you can treat or overcome from PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder). While all of us experience some level of trauma throughout our lives, some people are more resilient to trauma than others. If you’re facing any type of trauma, you don’t need to keep reliving it. Flashbacks and panic attacks can be a… Read More »
Caring for Veterans with PTSD & Dementia – Trailer
This course explores post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), dementia and the increased likelihood of an older returned service person developing dementia. The triggers and behaviours associated with a person who has PTSD are explored as well as the appropriate management of these behaviours as an expression of their unmet needs. Source: Youtube
Veteran Family Toolkit – Episode 3: Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
We treat physical injury, so why not psychological injury? This video demonstrates that the brain undergoes significant changes with PTSD, so it is a very real and very treatable condition. Professor Jim Lagopoulos reveals that although we still have much to learn about PTSD, it is as real as any physical injury. It shouldn’t be… Read More »
