Absolutely not. "Trauma informed" is not the calling of the Gospel. I point out that the trauma obsessed will lead others to spend hours seeking the mirk of the past for that magical memory that will make everything better. While they rarely speak to repentance, to humbling oneself before God, to fasting and prayer. The so called sciences of the psyche are rife with the doctrines of demons, if not being only such, and offer no enduring hope, only shiny objects to dazzle the conscience, a new boogeyman every therapy session. Janelle, and those like her, should be rebuked, exhorted, and admonished to pursue godliness and sound doctrine, which includes telling those who choose to be haunted by their memories to clean the cobwebs from their mind. The seeds of these ideas came from wicked, godless men. May the Lord rebuke Janelle, may her efforts be brought to naught.
Thank you Janelle, you give me hope for our people and the much needed care versus rejection for trauma that we so desperately want healing for.💔 God bless you!
Our so called Antibaptist churches need so much teaching on how to help the hurting, our Antibaptist chuches are often not safe places to work through trauma. 🙏🙏
Yup so when i stared to go through cousnling to deal with being molested at 6 years old i asked the church to help fiscally so i can get help to deal with the ptsd the panic attacks the anxiety attacks that limited me how much i could work all i got from the church was the o will prsy for you that god wil heal you
'They will experience great healing, but there will still often be scars.' 'Respect and humility in relationships are as healing for trauma as medications.' Amen! 'We do our own kind of religious prescribing sometime.' So true and often damaging!
I wish there was a way to ask questions off of social media of any kind to get info or have My questions answered etc maybe there is and I just didn't find the right info to do so
Trauma is largely a function of a person’s perspective on the negative things that happens to every living being. Two people can go through the same event, and one is “traumatized”, the other is not. The challenge therefore is to get people to move past the crippling mental outlook that causes someone to look at events that happen in their life in a manner that cripples them . Apostle Paul’s advice to forget those things that are behind and press forward to new things is the best way to deal with trauma. Focusing a patient’s attention on the universal human experiences that are defined as “trauma” is a great recipe to create lifelong recurring customers for “counselors” who are cruel enough to do so.
Claiming to be traumatized is one attempt to escape rebuke, admonition, and reproof. Of course, some people have been cruelly treated, but those things are absolute values, and not, subjective as some claim. Better it is to be informed by the power and knowledge of God, than to wander down the endless trail of trauma, bitterness, and darkness, which the evil one is quite willing to give an endless supply of. The trauma informed are invariably unable to withstand analysis of their doctrine, while they claim to be strong enough to speak to the paths of life.
I have found that therapy helps initially if no one else is willing to listen- because talking it out helps process - but past that I have found it is a crutch and dependence on a source which often is anti- God. And being spiritually weak because of trauma we are susceptible to the spiritual illnesses of this world.
Janelle has thrown a life preserver out there, offering hope, compassion, and healing! We need more positive help like this.
Yes indeed.
Absolutely not.
"Trauma informed" is not the calling of the Gospel.
I point out that the trauma obsessed will lead others to spend hours seeking the mirk of the past for that magical memory that will make everything better. While they rarely speak to repentance, to humbling oneself before God, to fasting and prayer.
The so called sciences of the psyche are rife with the doctrines of demons, if not being only such, and offer no enduring hope, only shiny objects to dazzle the conscience, a new boogeyman every therapy session.
Janelle, and those like her, should be rebuked, exhorted, and admonished to pursue godliness and sound doctrine, which includes telling those who choose to be haunted by their memories to clean the cobwebs from their mind.
The seeds of these ideas came from wicked, godless men.
May the Lord rebuke Janelle, may her efforts be brought to naught.
Thank you Janelle, you give me hope for our people and the much needed care versus rejection for trauma that we so desperately want healing for.💔
God bless you!
Our so called Antibaptist churches need so much teaching on how to help the hurting, our Antibaptist chuches are often not safe places to work through trauma. 🙏🙏
Yup so when i stared to go through cousnling to deal with being molested at 6 years old i asked the church to help fiscally so i can get help to deal with the ptsd the panic attacks the anxiety attacks that limited me how much i could work all i got from the church was the o will prsy for you that god wil heal you
'They will experience great healing, but there will still often be scars.' 'Respect and humility in relationships are as healing for trauma as medications.' Amen! 'We do our own kind of religious prescribing sometime.' So true and often damaging!
Thank you for highlighting these sentences, Rosene.
I wish there was a way to ask questions off of social media of any kind to get info or have My questions answered etc maybe there is and I just didn't find the right info to do so
If you want to dialog away from social media, you can contact us through email at info@anabaptistperspectives.org
Thank you so much for this!!!! Now where to we find the Anabaptist churches that are trauma informed? 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Shes a 100 coreect tbe imprint it leaves on you becomes your response and brings anxiety and panic attacks
Interesting!
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Trauma is largely a function of a person’s perspective on the negative things that happens to every living being. Two people can go through the same event, and one is “traumatized”, the other is not. The challenge therefore is to get people to move past the crippling mental outlook that causes someone to look at events that happen in their life in a manner that cripples them . Apostle Paul’s advice to forget those things that are behind and press forward to new things is the best way to deal with trauma. Focusing a patient’s attention on the universal human experiences that are defined as “trauma” is a great recipe to create lifelong recurring customers for “counselors” who are cruel enough to do so.
Claiming to be traumatized is one attempt to escape rebuke, admonition, and reproof.
Of course, some people have been cruelly treated, but those things are absolute values, and not, subjective as some claim.
Better it is to be informed by the power and knowledge of God, than to wander down the endless trail of trauma, bitterness, and darkness, which the evil one is quite willing to give an endless supply of.
The trauma informed are invariably unable to withstand analysis of their doctrine, while they claim to be strong enough to speak to the paths of life.
I have found that therapy helps initially if no one else is willing to listen- because talking it out helps process - but past that I have found it is a crutch and dependence on a source which often is anti- God. And being spiritually weak because of trauma we are susceptible to the spiritual illnesses of this world.