Cognitive Behavioral Interventions for PTSD
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- Опубліковано 30 лип 2019
- Dr. Dawn-Elise Snipes is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Qualified Clinical Supervisor. She received her PhD in Mental Health Counseling from the University of Florida in 2002. In addition to being a practicing clinician, she has provided training to counselors, social workers, nurses and case managers internationally since 2006 through AllCEUs.com 📢SUBSCRIBE and click the BELL to get notified when new videos are uploaded.
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There should be a online therapy video, because not everyone can afford therapy to heal from Ptsd.
not everybody can enter a confined space with an authority figure (like a docs office) because of the same.
Thank you so much for this video. For being an RN who suffers from cPTSD this was extremely helpful. Loved the way you explained and supported your lecture with visuals. Very clear format.
You’re so welcome. I am grateful to be of help and I appreciate you watching the video. Other videos you might be interested in can be found at ua-cam.com/users/DocSnipessearch?query=PTSD
@@DocSnipes Thank you very much! I am watching all your other videos with great interest and finding them extremely helpful.
Thank you for another super information video Doc Snipes, I really like how when you touch on a technique that you really explains how to do it in detailed structured manner. Instead of saying, just do cognitive restructuring (or the tree example), you actually explain the steps and provide examples which I find super helpful and can immediately implement in work. I appreciate your videos because it makes so much sense and they take sometimes overwhelming or confusing information and simplified in a digestible chunks. I'm a trainee therapist, and I look up your videos everytime I need some clarification.
I am grateful to be of help and I appreciate you watching the video. Other videos you might be interested in can be found at ua-cam.com/users/DocSnipessearch?query=ptsd
I’ve been diagnosed with PTSD. Did several tours in Afghanistan and Iraq. I had a bad incident last year involving my wife and son. I was arrested and put in confinement. Judge ordered me to seek treatment and psych evaluation. Charges have not been dropped and I have to see him about every 6 months. I will be in treatment for years. I have had severe episodes of anger, anxiety, even intense rage. I often feel so ashamed and helpless. My sons are adults now and don’t have much to do with me because of my many episodes of unbelievable rage. Head hurts all the time. I’ve gone thru Bio-mass treatment and see a psychologist every week. Overall, I’ve gotten better. However, there are times when the demon comes back!
Thanks for watching. Wishing you peace, health, and happiness.
So impressed by your strength! Hope everything keeps going well for you
Thank you so much for putting this video together. It was very educational and helpful for me in understanding myself, ptsd, and therapy.
Welcome
Great presentation. Thank you!
So welcome! I appreciate you watching!Other videos you might be interested in can be found at: ua-cam.com/users/DocSnipessearch?query=PTSD
Amazing CE. Thank you.
You’re most welcome
This explains my symptoms and why I react the way I do. PCS doesn't help,either. Thank you for this great explanation.
Thanks for watching. Wishing you peace, health, and happiness.
I love that you changed the channel name... I like Allceus but I love Doc Snipes ...
Thanks!
This is very helpful for me. This is what I need to understand and to be understood.
Thanks for watching!
Excellent video. Very informative and helpful to understand what I am going through. Thank you!!
Thanks for watching and commenting.
3 emotional support cats.
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This is an excellent video!
Why is the person in the thumbnail wearing a face mask?
I keep coming across ptsd, bpd and more recently adhd all having similar symptoms.
Thanks for watching and commenting.
I had a skull fracture and a broken collar bone when I was a toddler.I wonder if this was just more trauma on top of everything else...
Yes I Know I'll die young thanks to my messed-up childhood. Actually finding help is almost impossible and my cortisol is over the moon. It looks like the only relief is death. Feeling hopeless and helpless.
Jesus loves you. There's good and supportive people in church.
You’re not alone 💕 , ur friends might cry I will cry , if u die so plz don’t
31:07 tears.
8.00 earley intervention: is that after 23 months? (child 9 jear 11 now?)
9.39 geen herinnering aan (no memory on it) cronicly stressed.
I notice an overlap with the symptoms of ADHD. So could adults with ADHD actually have CPTSD? Interesting. I have I understood it's basically chronic hyper alertness breaks the normal feedback loop?
Yes, they could have cPTSD and that could be overlooked and diagnosed as ADHD. Thanks for watching. Other videos that might help can be found at: ua-cam.com/users/DocSnipessearch?query=cPTSD
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Thanks so much for watching the video. What did you find most helpful from it?
I’ve had ptsd for many years & now luckily I’m at the stage that I can manage it. The interesting thing for me is that I’ve just been diagnosed with a pituitary tumour. I’m wondering if the 2 are linked.
I don't know if there is any research on that? Thanks for watching.
@@DocSnipes pleasure to watch. Thanks for posting the content
Yass queen , (abt the managing part)
Thunderstorm inside our brain how to control it????
discibingisnot counselling..8im 5 min in andaboutto click awayfor some solves tothe problem
I'm currently working with many PTSD cases with active duty police officers who are, essentially, not looking at their trauma just in the rearview mirror, but rather it is in their review mirror AND still ahead of them down the road. They are subjected to more trauma and triggering events every day. How would you propose helping them process it and reduce the impact of PTSD symptoms? Would past tense language still be used even knowing that tomorrow they might get traumatized again in a similar way?
In general I would still use past tense language because the trauma they experienced is in the past. We do not know what is going to happen tomorrow. Mindfulness and focusing on the present moment can be helpful and assist in reducing constant HPA_Axis overactivation. I would also explore their strengths and steps they can take to prevent and mitigate trauma in the future. What skills and tools helped them survive past trauma? If they are writing their story, what does the next chapter look like? What will they do the same? Different? Yes, they are exposed to triggers on the daily. Trauma is disempowering and removes a persons sense of safety. What can they do to regain their power and sense of safety? What cognitive distortions might be continuing to make them feel disempowered. Each officer is unique, so these are just really general guidelines. It sounds like your people are focused on the expectation that horrible things WILL happen again instead of MIGHT.
@@DocSnipes Thank you so much for the thoughtful and helpful reply.
By using CPT - cognitive processing therapy.
I am suffering from complex PTSD and I must say, that confrontation might be the right therapy for anxiety disorders, or maybe even as act of PREVENTION of PTSD, but definitely NOT as therapy for any form of PTSD, as it is actually a way to retraumatize somebody, who is already traumatized. So it does nor only make no sense, but also means harm! In the best possible sense, confrontation would train to have no emotional reaction, which may be the right way to go if you intend to train killers, sociopaths, and such.
Please remember, that de-sensibilization does not mean to make somebody un-emotional. If this were the case, then there would be so many psychopharmacal medications out there to use.
@@lisasternenkind6467 Respectfully, I disagree with your assessment Lisa. I am using CPT with many cases of complex PTSD with police officers who have been traumatized for 20-30 years on a near daily basis by a variety of traumatic events from having babies and other innocents die in their arms to seeing the aftermath of suicides and murders, to being around horrific accidents, to being involved in truly life threatening events, and it *IS* effective. I've seen symptom reductions in as little as 4-6 sessions of up to 50% with a massive number of patients - however, one size does not fit all and there are a few that don't seem to mesh with CPT in which case I change to a more traditional CBT model which, albeit slower, is helping. I think for you to say "definitely NOT as therapy for any form of PTSD" based on your personal experience is inappropriate and, if others read your message, could lead them to additional suffering by causing prospective clients to turn away from therapy. So, while it is perfectly okay to say CPT did not work for you (assuming there were no therapist factors involved as well) but to say it doesn't work and should never be used is flat out wrong.
My comment focused on specific use cases with those officers still on active duty and working who continue to return to an environment which traumatizes them as their trauma experiences are past, present, and future. That is why I asked the question I did.
@@DrCognitive AND POLICE NEED A LOT OF PROFESSIONAL HELP & THERAPY FOR THEIR ADDICTIONS & ALCOHOLISM, & ANGER & RAGE ISSUES TOO!
we KNOW whatitisdthereisnevera solve
The past cannot be changed, and neither will our scars vanish. But we can learn to live with it and with our scars, the physical and the psychological, without being trapped and tortured by it all for the rest of our lives. And this is what we HAVE to aim for, as otherwise it will overrun us.
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