Apologies for the delay in getting this episode out. Also apologies because this is a bit of a ranty post because I’ve had a couple of knockbacks and disappointments lately and I’m finding it very frustrating
Sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me. What a load of twoddle. Of course words hurt. And they have a far longer impact than a broken bone.
In this episode I talk you through the steps you need to take to boost your motivation and willpower. Go to products.thinkitchangeit.com to do the full challenge
In this episode I discuss how the brain stores memories and how you can change them. There are some practical things to try if your memories are causing you a problem
I am a trauma informed practitioner. In this episode I talk about what that really means and in what ways trauma can affect your work with other therapists
In this episode I talk about identity. There are 3 levels. There is the core you, with the personal traits you are born with. There is the clay you, moulded by the adults and people that cared for you, and there is the fake you, which is actually the real you.
In this episode I talk about brain programming and the condition response effect. I will teach you how to combine two techniques - tapping and dropthrough - with a childlike approach of asking why about everything, to deal with emotional hijacking. This approach can make permanent changes.
This is my own unique version of the night before Christmas poem. Originally written for the Quest Cognitive Hypnotherapy magazine and now adapted for this podcast
7 min
About We're all screwed up (and that's OK)
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This podcast is run by Dawn Walton, a trauma therapist exploring the things that make us human, especially our flaws and screw ups. This is not your polished podcast, so if that's what you are looking for, move along. Nothing to see here 😄
Season 1 is a series of soundbites from Dawn exploring how our brains work.
Season 5 (ignore the skipped series) Dawn & Derek
Two friends. Two very different perspectives. No script and absolutely no guarantee we'll stay on topic.