Psychotherapy: Why Talking About Your Problems Makes Them Worse
Psychotherapy strives to get a person talking about what is bothering them. What happens when people dredge up their painful past experiences? They often get more deeply stuck in their pain.
How does that happen?
Your
mind cannot differentiate between what is real and what you imagine. For that
reason affirmations (when properly composed and stated) always work. family
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Acting
as if a desired outcome is your current reality fools the subconscious mind
into thinking you currently live in that fantasy.
Couple
that fact with the Universal Law stating that what you focus on expands in your
life.
When
you talk about painful experiences you actually re-live them. Your body
physically re-lives the event. Your muscles tighten, your body becomes
distorted, your heart races, your palms sweat - all the physiological changes
that you originally experienced reoccur as if your past is alive and kicking. Depression
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In
fact that past event is alive and happening all over again- in your physical
and emotional bodies.
Often
the psychotherapist and client focus on that single event defining it as the
cause of one's current unhappiness, fears, problems, etc. Yet what comes up in
your awareness, what you can access using your conscious mind, rarely defines
the actual cause of your discontent. existential
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What
you do not know and cannot access lies out of your awareness.
It
hides its power over you by making you think you revealed the source of pain.
Your ego mind leads you to believe that knowing about an event means you can
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What
you do not know you do not know hurts you - sometimes tragically.
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