Ok you are just the best.... you did a live session unplanned “vulnerability “ you put out on your animal welfare pain and anxiety with Dr Raman. You helped me in just that 1 session. I just spent 12 sessions with a therapist for zero gain. I will stay here and subscribe to get better
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Many years ago I had to deal with a creepy N who I think was also sociopath. Our current department head was retiring, seldom there and didn't care what went on. I had seniority and in a normal environment would have assumed her position. His first move was to get her keys, which gave him access to every room in our building. Whenever anyone came looking for me or asking for things someone else was in charge of, he would pretend to be running things and dispense it! It was during an economic downturn and the administration above us was useless. It had been flooded with politicians using their pull to get state jobs. Narcissism, sexism and ineptitude ruled. On one occasion a ramp was needed for a stage in our area. I arranged to have someone from a local disability service group come by and advise maintenance on the angle, width, etc. so it would meet ADA standards. Mr. N showed up and tried to make it look like I had done this without HIS permission. The poor guy I'd contacted was embarrassed and confused. I asked him to email his recommendations so he could leave. My main office was a studio as I both taught and designed publicity for the college we worked at. I had a 6 foot locked metal cabinet that contained the more expensive equipment. When I came in the next morning the cabinet had been kicked in. It was not unlocked, (the one key he didn't have) the bottom of one door had been pushed in causing it to open. Nothing was taken. There was no doubt in my mind who had done this. It was his way of saying he controlled EVERYTHING, including my office. I called our security guard who wasn't a fan of Mr. N, but there was no way I could prove who did it and it could easily have been put on me for "leaving the door open"...which I didn't. From then until I went back to teaching full time, I had a witness watch me lock the door every evening.
@@maggamoosie801Yep..You would think abusing people was way more important than running a business. My niece was studying to be an engineer and ran into an N teacher. She turned to a medical career instead. Good luck there as well!
I've been searching for all of you; for oh so long. I'm so thankful, Lord. Thank You, Father, for guiding me to stumble into this program. Furthermore, I'm grateful for all of you & your generosity in giving freely towards all of us out here, listening to you while gaining truths about our lives. Thank You for sharing.
Love this! Thank you all for sharing your insights. 100% for content quality! Only thing is I wish everyone had consistent audio and video quality. There is a significant difference between each person's cam and mic. It's a touch distracting when switching between speakers.
Thank you so very much for this because let the me tell you, in Jamaica we need people like you to help patients, there are so many incompetent doctors and mental health practitioners in this country that it is staggering, people's lives are being ruined by the false diagnoses given to the point where in order to help myself with a malpractice trauma that seeped into several areas of my life I had to come here to help myself. My psychosis from an overdose of steroid became schizophrenia to one doctor because she had a chart in front of her that she was drafting from. Thank you Med Circle and Dr Dom for explaining the symptoms that I had which is psychosis, what you explained is exactly what I went through
I so admire Dr Dom's medical and diagnostic vocabulary--so many words I have never heard before. Whew. Delightful as I not only love psychology but also vocabulary and words.
what this doctor said is spot on been through all of this didnt know what it was it statrted with panic attacks depression at 19 , i was very traumatised in my family from my mothers mental heath problems mry dad was an alcholic it was a night mare it's taken me till 62 to find some peace which is all i want ,so sad this wasn;t know back then the would of stopped years of suffering
Whoa!!!!!! Depersonalization. That's my life 74 yrs worth. Of all the 100's of videos I have listened to, I never heard this word. Thank you Dr. Dom for the explanation for what I have felt all my life.
The BP Medication Makes Alot of Sense from a Physiological Stand Point....Although Typically my BP Runs Low & I have had it Drop so fast I Black out Easy..I Have Actually Conked out a Few Times Seeing Someone else Severely Injured... I Have Gratefully Done Much Trauma Therapy for C-PTSD. I Still Typically Stick to A Cat Nap Sched. As Sleep Meds Made it hard to Wake up From a Rough Memory Reel and Ground my System...and in the Past Had Nearly Fatal Conflict with the SSRIs.... I Assume You Probably wouldn't Recommend the BP meds in my Case Either ...???
Whew. I must have a ton of trauma in my background. All three sound like my feelings growing up--dissociation, depersonalization and derealization. I found the disassociation to be the most frightening.
@33:29 Practice! Whenever we confront a person about their words/behavior, we have to be confident and comfortable with what "we" are saying regardless of their response!"
Personality disorders is really hard to diagnose. Its not scientific at all. Its a subjective idea. Two clinicians might come up with two very different diagnosis. You dont need to know this. You help the person find ways and skills to face life experiences and relationships.
The handsome guy who works in a psychiatric ER is full of garbage. The advice he gives is vague and potentially harmful in its implications. He tells the woman who has been in a marriage with YEARS of infidelity and lies that SHE needs marriage therapy. Her trust is betrayed on a regular basis, yet he doesn't even suggest leaving is even an OPTION. He describes the husband as having “his” hedonic pleasures--implying, he is entitled to them or they are expected and therefore acceptable. In contrast, Dr. RAMANI is so wise and insightful. She immediately got to the point: you can attempt to diagnose someone else, but you're focusing on the wrong thing. It doesn't matter if he has “abandonment issues” and “problems from childhood’--WE ALL DO. It sounds like emotional manipulation.
whar was also most insulting, the very practitioners, when you complain they used narratives of shaming to make you feel that you are the problem and not them, I am so distraught I am writing a book about the experience
Caution on Topamax: I was prescribed it for migraines and I had a long list of horrible side effects, including mood instability, depression, hyperactivity, and inability to think straight. I have heard of people who tolerate it well, but it made me feel even worse.
Dr Dom and Dr Ramani -- the best duo - thank you
Ok you are just the best.... you did a live session unplanned “vulnerability “ you put out on your animal welfare pain and anxiety with Dr Raman. You helped me in just that 1 session. I just spent 12 sessions with a therapist for zero gain. I will stay here and subscribe to get better
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Beautiful Kyle you are so right to feel that you have the best job in the world!!
I love MedCircle, I love everyone on this channel and making this channel inspiring in every way! Everything that is shared is always so insightful
Many years ago I had to deal with a creepy N who I think was also sociopath. Our current department head was retiring, seldom there and didn't care what went on. I had seniority and in a normal environment would have assumed her position. His first move was to get her keys, which gave him access to every room in our building. Whenever anyone came looking for me or asking for things someone else was in charge of, he would pretend to be running things and dispense it! It was during an economic downturn and the administration above us was useless. It had been flooded with politicians using their pull to get state jobs. Narcissism, sexism and ineptitude ruled. On one occasion a ramp was needed for a stage in our area. I arranged to have someone from a local disability service group come by and advise maintenance on the angle, width, etc. so it would meet ADA standards. Mr. N showed up and tried to make it look like I had done this without HIS permission. The poor guy I'd contacted was embarrassed and confused. I asked him to email his recommendations so he could leave. My main office was a studio as I both taught and designed publicity for the college we worked at. I had a 6 foot locked metal cabinet that contained the more expensive equipment. When I came in the next morning the cabinet had been kicked in. It was not unlocked, (the one key he didn't have) the bottom of one door had been pushed in causing it to open. Nothing was taken. There was no doubt in my mind who had done this. It was his way of saying he controlled EVERYTHING, including my office. I called our security guard who wasn't a fan of Mr. N, but there was no way I could prove who did it and it could easily have been put on me for "leaving the door open"...which I didn't. From then until I went back to teaching full time, I had a witness watch me lock the door every evening.
@@maggamoosie801Yep..You would think abusing people was way more important than running a business. My niece was studying to be an engineer and ran into an N teacher. She turned to a medical career instead. Good luck there as well!
I've been searching for all of you; for oh so long. I'm so thankful, Lord. Thank You, Father, for guiding me to stumble into this program. Furthermore, I'm grateful for all of you & your generosity in giving freely towards all of us out here, listening to you while gaining truths about our lives. Thank You for sharing.
Yeah ld
You all do a great job!
Dr. Domini thanks for Your UA-cam they really are really good and have helped me feel empowered!
Love this! Thank you all for sharing your insights. 100% for content quality!
Only thing is I wish everyone had consistent audio and video quality. There is a significant difference between each person's cam and mic. It's a touch distracting when switching between speakers.
Thank you so very much for this because let the me tell you, in Jamaica we need people like you to help patients, there are so many incompetent doctors and mental health practitioners in this country that it is staggering, people's lives are being ruined by the false diagnoses given to the point where in order to help myself with a malpractice trauma that seeped into several areas of my life I had to come here to help myself. My psychosis from an overdose of steroid became schizophrenia to one doctor because she had a chart in front of her that she was drafting from. Thank you Med Circle and Dr Dom for explaining the symptoms that I had which is psychosis, what you explained is exactly what I went through
I so admire Dr Dom's medical and diagnostic vocabulary--so many words I have never heard before. Whew. Delightful as I not only love psychology but also vocabulary and words.
what this doctor said is spot on been through all of this didnt know what it was it statrted with panic attacks depression at 19 , i was very traumatised in my family from my mothers mental heath problems mry dad was an alcholic it was a night mare it's taken me till 62 to find some peace which is all i want ,so sad this wasn;t know back then the would of stopped years of suffering
Watching this saved my life!!!
Love all these Doctors
Thank you so so much
Whoa!!!!!! Depersonalization. That's my life 74 yrs worth. Of all the 100's of videos I have listened to, I never heard this word. Thank you Dr. Dom for the explanation for what I have felt all my life.
If I didn’t have health issues, I would make some up just so I could get in to see Dr. Dom. I mean, Damn that’s a doctor 🔥🔥🔥🔥
love this energy
Thank you ever so much Much love 💕 to all participants love psychology this has been very aducating thank you folks
Awesome Content
The BP Medication Makes Alot of Sense from a Physiological Stand Point....Although Typically my BP Runs Low & I have had it Drop so fast I Black out Easy..I Have Actually Conked out a Few Times Seeing Someone else Severely Injured...
I Have Gratefully Done Much Trauma Therapy for C-PTSD.
I Still Typically Stick to A Cat Nap Sched. As Sleep Meds Made it hard to Wake up From a Rough Memory Reel and Ground my System...and in the Past Had Nearly Fatal Conflict with the SSRIs....
I Assume You Probably wouldn't Recommend the BP meds in my Case Either ...???
Kyle looks so good today!
Kyle has always been a snack
Love Dr. RAMANI. so right on!
Dr Dom knows his stuff.
Whew. I must have a ton of trauma in my background. All three sound like my feelings growing up--dissociation, depersonalization and derealization. I found the disassociation to be the most frightening.
Hmm.
I have bpd why do i not take advice yet ask for it? My friend always gets mad at me...
@33:29
Practice!
Whenever we confront a person about their words/behavior, we have to be confident and comfortable with what "we" are saying regardless of their response!"
what wont make one tired? while day work? big questiion!!!!
I am so drained and have tried hard to make my marriage work.
Please add Arabic translation for your videos if you can
Fight or flight how about freeze?
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🤓My Inner 2 Year Old Thinks Y'all Rock🤘
"Not Dead Yet!"
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19:33 Whew chile!!! Gurlllllll, was going on???!!!
Dr Judy
Please can you slow your speech as your rapid response is hard to listen to.
Personality disorders is really hard to diagnose. Its not scientific at all.
Its a subjective idea. Two clinicians might come up with two very different diagnosis. You dont need to know this. You help the person find ways and skills to face life experiences and relationships.
The handsome guy who works in a psychiatric ER is full of garbage. The advice he gives is vague and potentially harmful in its implications. He tells the woman who has been in a marriage with YEARS of infidelity and lies that SHE needs marriage therapy. Her trust is betrayed on a regular basis, yet he doesn't even suggest leaving is even an OPTION. He describes the husband as having “his” hedonic pleasures--implying, he is entitled to them or they are expected and therefore acceptable.
In contrast, Dr. RAMANI is so wise and insightful. She immediately got to the point: you can attempt to diagnose someone else, but you're focusing on the wrong thing. It doesn't matter if he has “abandonment issues” and “problems from childhood’--WE ALL DO. It sounds like emotional manipulation.
Why are u censoring me? I know what I’m saying doesn’t violate YT guidelines
I didn't like the conversation on a video with her in the past. However the indiana lady made me laugh when i thought about myself. She is right. =D
whar was also most insulting, the very practitioners, when you complain they used narratives of shaming to make you feel that you are the problem and not them, I am so distraught I am writing a book about the experience
Enough of you doctor 👨⚕️ 😆🤣🤣🤣🤣
Wow pharma shill.
Caution on Topamax: I was prescribed it for migraines and I had a long list of horrible side effects, including mood instability, depression, hyperactivity, and inability to think straight. I have heard of people who tolerate it well, but it made me feel even worse.