creative_writerSenior Contributor
Eliminating or reducing chronic (everyday) flashbacks
Has anyone found a way to reduce or eliminate flashbacks. I’m open to anything
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creative_writerSenior Contributor
Has anyone found a way to reduce or eliminate flashbacks. I’m open to anything
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JynxModerator
Hey hun, @creative_writer sounds like it's a tough one for you tonight. What do you feel you need from the community tonight hun? We wanna be here for ya however we can 😊
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tymeModerator
Is there anything else that helps when you are feeling 'snappy' @creative_writer ?
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creative_writerSenior Contributor
@tymethere are things that can help, but I feel frozen. So first step would be to unfreeze, I’m still trying to figure out. Trying to resist
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tymeModerator
Sounds like a constant battle @creative_writer
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AuntGlowModerator
I can imagine it would be... what did your therapist say? @creative_writer
Ah, I understand this thought process very well. I think it's very common for food to be an obsession with OCD, because like you said, it feels more controllable - which can create a sense of certainty and safety for the brain. I think it's wonderful that you're looking into all the different ways you can support your body and mind. I think you will be able to do this in a healthier way in time. You're doing all the right things for yourself by reaching out and being honest with where you're at. This will shift. 💛
Oh yes! I am sure the binaural and different wave states are super helpful. Have you explored EFT 'tapping' before bed as well?
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