8 Tips for Enhancing Empathy and Detachment | Listening to Help and Communicating Assertively
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- Опубліковано 30 сер 2021
- 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 8 #Tips for Enhancing #Empathy and #Detachment | Listening to Help
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Very helpful. Thank you.
You're welcome! Thanks for watching. Wishing you peace, health, and happiness.
Thank you soo much.
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This was very helpful, thank you. I have had years and years of therapy. What finally helped me heal was going INSIDE (yoga/meditation/mindfulness) transformed me. Meditation daily is what keeps me going. I am not sure talking helps people with childhood trauma...because talking non-stop about it...just retraumatizes the memories in their mind.
Many, many years of talk therapy and drugs.....UGH, what a waste.
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This was so helpful, thank you for such a clear way to understand something I struggle with a lot in my work with young people who are in trouble with the law. I get very emotionally caught up in their lives but this 20 minute video has highlighted the ways I can alter my direction to be more helpful to them and keep myself balanced by healthy detachment. Thank you!
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We can practice love & mercy
In showing respect and dignity to our fellow human beings it's the rule of law.
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Great stuff, Dr. Snipes! Anyone who works in any mentoring capacity can gain much from this video!
Wow, Thanks.
Really love and appreciate the effort on these videos Dr. Snipes, thank you.
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Thank you Dr Snipes for sharing this in-depth and caring video. I have a big problem detaching from others without judgement. I also have a problem detaching from my feelings. Through DBT therapy, I have learned radical acceptance and loving kindness. These are great exercises to develop empathy both for myself and others.
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Dawn elise , doing a fantastic job.
Wow, Thanks so much!
you have given me lots of tools to help others thank you
Wow, so glad I can help.
Hello. Could you do another video flushing out more of the detachment in relationship to boundaries topic? If you can, that would be great. Thank you,
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Thank you so much for this, Dr.
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❤️🙏 my friend has shared you with me and I'm so very grateful !!thank you so much for taking the time to touch and share on so many important topics !!I appreciate you!!
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Thank you for pointing out that instead of being judgemental, we must bear in mind that people who struggle do “the best they can with the tools they have”. That's such a good way of putting it. I have a question for you, so that I can be empathetic:
Is it common for adolescents who have been severely abused and silenced with threats to stubbornly refuse to reveal what's upsetting them to anyone? Could trained mental health professionals who specialise in working with teenagers find it impossible to uncover what's wrong? Is there ever a precontemplation phase before such people become willing to reveal the source of their intense anguish?
If so, how long could the timescales be, how patient must we be and which emotions could make opening up so difficult?
Is it common for adolescents who have been severely abused and silenced with threats to stubbornly refuse to reveal what's upsetting them to anyone? Definitely. They have been taught that behavior is not safe and may not know how to determine when it actually is safe. The abuser probably went back and forth between meeting the child's needs or even being nice and being abusive.
Could trained mental health professionals who specialise in working with teenagers find it impossible to uncover what's wrong? The professional represents an authority figure. Unitl the adolescent can trust the person and does not fear the outcomes of speaking up, they will likely keep it inside.
Is there ever a precontemplation phase before such people become willing to reveal the source of their intense anguish?
Reluctant precontemplation: May fear they do not have the ability to handle the emotional turmoil of dredging up all that stuff, or if they do talk the therapist will judge, betray or abandon them.
Resistant precontemplation: May be unwilling to talk because they are being forced. Like during the abuse, they feel disempowered.
Resigned precontemplation: May fear if they talk they still won't feel any better or it won't help.
The adolescent has endured extreme trauma, betrayal and disrupted attachment. Especially since it sounds like they are involuntarily in counseling, I would expect a long duration... if ever. The adolescent needs to feel safe, empowered and capable of handling the memories of the traumas.
excelent video knowledge is important i already know about empathy and sympathy are it's been important in my life and others thank you a very informative video
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Yeah, empathy detachment..wow I didn't know that.thank you..Dr snipes. U snipes off people heart ❤️ with love and teaching.
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Detach was my dream and I I tried it on my wife and it worked we are detached
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We can act our way into thinking differently, which enables us to think our way to feeling better.
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This is one of the strongest videos I've enjoyed on this amazing channel- thank you for sharing so generously!
Ty so much. and Thanks for watching.
The first person eeever to say why are they not getting their work done . A motavation pill to get your house work done would be good . Until then ill have to lean on God for the help .
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How do you detach from empathy when feelings of love are involved?
I mean the video kinda talks about it but if you need more that's probably therapy that will help with that.
Excellent video!
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