Fred Rogers n Disability ( totally agree)

Part of the problem with the word ‘disabilities’ is that it immediately suggests an inability to see or hear or walk or do other things that many of us take for granted. But what of people who can’t feel? Or talk about their feelings? Or manage their feelings in constructive ways? What of people who aren’t able to form close and strong relationships? And people who cannot find fulfillment in their lives, or those who have lost hope, who live in disappointment and bitterness and find in life no joy, no love? These, it seems to me, are the real disabilities. ~Fred Rogers

(Book: A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood https://amzn.to/3qjZ149)

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This is wonderful and substantiates all my experience and research !!

“What if mental disorders like anxiety, depression or post-traumatic stress disorder aren’t mental disorders at all? In a compelling new paper, biological anthropologists call on the scientific community to rethink mental illness. With a thorough review of the evidence, they show good reasons to think of depression or PTSD as responses to adversity rather than chemical imbalances.”

The quote above was pulled directly from a 2020 Forbes article about Mental Health (which outlines an awesome academic article from the American Journal of Physical Anthropology).

Now, I’ve been saying that stuff for years, but it’s really nice to see this information becoming more widespread.

It breaks my heart to see how many people still let the label of a ‘disorder’ convince them that they’re stuck with their problem and doomed to suffer with it their whole lives, stuffing their pain away with medication and trying to ‘logic away’ their issues by hunting down all of their core trauma with a therapist.

I know… I know… Everybody is clinging onto this physiological explanation and thinks that the only way to deal with these problems is with medication and psychoanalysis.

But the students I work with go from spending all of their energy just trying to keep from breaking down on a daily basis, to shedding the shackles of their diagnosed ‘disorders’, and living a life of true self-expression and self-love, free from anxiety, guilt, shame, stress, over-thinking, and more…

Yes. It’s true that traditional talk therapy and medication MIGHT help us manage our symptoms and allow us to survive our day to day lives better, but they rarely manage to get us fully out of our cycles and into the full version of ourselves that we’re capable of being when we truly master our emotions and learn to release the unresolved trauma and fear that we carry around with us

Meanwhile, the people I’ve worked with have been learning and developing the emotional muscles and skills necessary to enjoy their lives more fully, while turning every moment of emotional distress into a moment of healing that actually makes them stronger, happier, and more free from all of the weight of their past trauma. And they do this WITHOUT needing to focus on that past pain and trauma directly.

Not just that, they are ridding themselves of toxic relationships and self-harming defense mechanisms that have been keeping them stuck in EVERY area of their lives!

Want to see how to do this? Register for my brand new masterclass below, and I’ll share with you the simple secrets that can get you to the other side of this healing journey in record time.

It’s 100% free. Just click the link, and let’s get going.

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How to Advocate Effectively for Loved Ones Harmed by Psychiatric Drugs – Mad In America

An advocate in the psychiatric realm is a key witness for the patient and his or her experience, and carries a weight that the doctor cannot easily ignore. An advocate in the psychiatric realm is a key witness for the patient and his or her experience, and carries a weight that the doctor cannot easily ignore.
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Arsenic Raises Cardiovascular Disease Risk | NaturalHealth365

(NaturalHealth365) New research shows arsenic exposure in children correlated with increased signs of cardiovascular disease.
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