Reparenting: Rewiring Your Inner Voices

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  • Опубліковано 30 вер 2024

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  • @baltvdb
    @baltvdb Рік тому +21

    Wish I'd seen videos like this thirty years ago. Never too late, thanks😎❤

    • @BarbaraHeffernan
      @BarbaraHeffernan  Рік тому +6

      I agree it would be so helpful for info like this to be more widespread… but I also agree it is never too late!

  • @lesleygarvs4640
    @lesleygarvs4640 Рік тому +8

    Hi, Barbara! Not only the voice, but also the unloving eyes... We become so automatic, we don t even notice... Now through healing... It is scary sometimes to listen this voices, believes or even worse to practice them... By the way today I woke realizing my flashbacks already... Like... Hey, that was a flashback! So your observer mind videos are reaaaally working...
    Thank you so very much... Your channel is a love poem❤... Thank you

  • @rockymountain1444
    @rockymountain1444 Рік тому +7

    Parents needs to watch this video for parenting good effort barbara.

  • @lilythepink7412
    @lilythepink7412 Рік тому +5

    Love this video, I renamed my inner critic, who would tell me I was useless and why bother trying, Dolly. When I heard her, I'd just tell her to f off, and go on to try my best. She's hardly around anymore.

  • @jeananne2408
    @jeananne2408 Рік тому +4

    I think representing yourself, becoming your own friend and advocate is the very basis of peace and good mental health.
    I have found it to be more helpful than anything else.

  • @melissap9051
    @melissap9051 Рік тому +8

    I say, "I no longer subscribe to those beliefs"! 😊😊

  • @paxshanti108
    @paxshanti108 Рік тому +7

    WOW -- your childhood story is mine! It left me with a lifetime of codependency, and a covert narcissist of a spouse. I was finally leaving after 25 years together, and he committed suicide in our family home, abandoning our two teenage children.

  • @grahamfonteyne4792
    @grahamfonteyne4792 Рік тому +8

    Great video Barbara, thanks again for all that you do!

  • @niraulaj
    @niraulaj Рік тому +3

    Thanks for sharing such valuable information. Really appreciate your generosity

  • @irisiris6717
    @irisiris6717 Рік тому +2

    Thank you.

  • @hopethishelps7300
    @hopethishelps7300 Рік тому +1

    I'm 29 now andd, (not from a lack of trying lol,) I've yet to find an in-person therapist who comes across as an as safe of a space as yourself / other youtube therapist's i follow on here lol
    I love that I can connect with UA-cam therapists the few times that i have through yall's videos.
    You guys have really helped me with a few nerve-wracking life acknowledgments and difficult self-ownerships, and can you be my therapist, please? 😅

  • @mysocalledmidlifecrisisvlo7521

    Being an ACOA this speaks volumes to me.

  • @11mtns
    @11mtns Рік тому +1

    Thank you for making this information available. 🙏

  • @rahrahrobbbieee
    @rahrahrobbbieee Рік тому +1

    After understanding that my internal voice was so foul after sixty years, do you think you can change? I have felt stuck for decades.

    • @gc1438
      @gc1438 Рік тому +1

      You absolutely can change, dear sir! The human brain is magnificent. People are amazingly resilient. Nothing is beyond redemption. Our Creator made us to respond to what we tell ourselves. It takes time but you can get it. Form new habits. Your brain wants to stay where it’s familiar and comfortable, but it will learn new habits as you nurture it with kindness. Speak life. Speak truth. We were made by God to thrive in His love and peace. In His presence through His Son, Jesus Christ.

    • @Jessica_Jones
      @Jessica_Jones 11 місяців тому

      It will take great intentionality, but yes you can! Like Barbara described, practice mindfulness around the source of those voices, pay attention to what triggers the negative self-talk, and every time you catch it, turn it around into something positive. Even if you observe a negative truth about yourself, there is always a way to look at it from another perspective to make it constructive.
      Each of us has faults and failings, but every human is uniquely special and valuable to this world. Be intentional, be kind to yourself, and you will succeed ❤️

    • @rahrahrobbbieee
      @rahrahrobbbieee 11 місяців тому

      Thanks. @@gc1438

  • @RebeccaRuano
    @RebeccaRuano 10 місяців тому

    I’m calling back the little-mes that ran off growing up. I’m reparenting them, as I parent my 7 yo. It’s like a regular day care, up here. 😊 I remember receiving the words of hope and love in my mind, from me doing this work now. Now, there are too many voices running. I went to clear them, but it needs to be combed out regularly. ❤Thank you for showing me how to sort these thoughts and to call in supportive familiar voices.

  • @MrJfortheElohim
    @MrJfortheElohim Рік тому +1

    I'm just curious, who is your message really for? It is a lot of people out here with all kind of behavior issues. I understand it all starts with the parents but the person that needs to re-parent themselves needs to understand that every action they take in life has consequences attached to them. Good or bad but I'm leaning more toward bad because they are correcting a flaw.

    • @BarbaraHeffernan
      @BarbaraHeffernan  Рік тому +5

      Hi: I definitely say in the video that it is now the adult's responsibility to correct the voices they've internalized! (I think that is what you are pointing to). In terms of who it is for, anyone who is learning to reparent themselves, or anyone who has a critical inner voice they would like to rewire! All the best, Barbara

    • @MrJfortheElohim
      @MrJfortheElohim Рік тому

      @@BarbaraHeffernan Thank you for reaching out and I do understand. I apologize if my question/ commentnts came off like a rant. Just had to vent. I'm in my season of acceptance and learning to strengthen my boundaries. Thanks again.