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    Anonymous
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    Dear -Extra-ordinaryChica:

    Yes, I am very familiar with dissociation, and it does get better. When you feel overwhelmed with being present in your body, sensing your emotions, take a break, do distract yourself in a healthy way (a walk, music, etc.)- that was my therapist’s instructions at the time.

    The brain/body itself will shut down (as it has) when overwhelmed. When you notice you are becoming overwhelmed, it is better that you take control with a healthy distraction.

    Taking control is a very important, necessary part of healing. When you learn that you can handle being present, that you can take care of yourself, that you are able and capable, that makes it possible for you to proceed and be more present more of the time.

    Do post again, anytime.

    anita

     

    #162102
    greenshade
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    Hi -Extra-ordinaryChica!

    Hope you’re well!

    Just wanted to share a specific thing that has worked for me when my throat is tight: doing vocalization exercises and making tarzan like sounds! It sounds a little weird, but has been quite helpful for me!

    Good luck in the process of your recovery!

    M

     

     

    #164698

    @anita and @greenshade, thank you for the advice and your own experiences! Greenshade, I’ll have to try the Tarzan voice. And, Anita, I’ll definitely consider turning to healthier distraction methods, and try not to go into my head.

    #164814
    Anonymous
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    You are welcome, -Extra-ordinaryChica.

    anita

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