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Dr. Leedom’s course is unique and rare, yet very much needed, training and educational resource for complicated problem of emotional trauma.
Dr. Leedom is an expert in the field with deep understanding of the clinical problem as well as sound training and research experience in neurobiological process that leads to creation of a trauma response. In her series, not only she gives her audience the tools to manage the acute emotional stress and consequences of mental trauma, but also puts this clinical problem into context of a broader understanding of the pathological human interactions from evolutionary perspective.
I would recommend Dr. Leedom’s course not only to general public and mental health experts, but also to other professionals, like teachers, doctors, and legal experts, as a valuable information about the impact of an abusive behavior on human mind.
Dr Leedom and Ms Andersen have a first-rate program. This course connects you with what is likely the premier source for help for anyone who encounters a psychopath or a sociopath. I do not think there is another group like theirs – possibly world-wide.
Hi. Much of the information and skills re: DBT, CBT, etc. I am very familiar with from prior therapy, both outpatient and inpatient. I agree with the value of these skills and resources, although, just like many other resources, they are difficult to grab ahold of during an episode, stressful moment, conversation, or trauma causing (triggering) event. Role playing is helpful to gain the best chance of being competent in using them in real life.
I enrolled in the course due to my recent meeting of someone who displays sociopathic traits. What was unexpected, and incredibly valuable, is the revelation that my mom is a narcissist. This is answering so many questions I’ve had over my 64 years. I had no clue. I completely overlooked the possibility that she had a disorder. I knew she wasn’t very maternal, caring, compassionate or empathetic, however I always made excuses for her behavior or protected her. Now I am beginning to get clarity on so much. Oh my goodness, all of us, seven children, so much trauma and pain. Even still.
I shared some of what I learned last week with my physical therapy assistant. She was very moved by it. When she had a moment, she sat with me and shared that she has not spoken to her mom in five years. She has identified her mom’s behavior as narcissism. She is much younger than me. Her only sibling, brother, along with Aunt’s, Uncle’s and cousins are taking the mom’s side and lashing out and shaming her for not ‘forgiving and having a relationship with her mom’. Oh gosh, I was so glad to offer her some understanding and kindness/compassion. I shared your site information with her.
As usual, my path to you is not random and has a beautiful purpose to bring healing from pain. I am grateful.
Thank you.
Very helpful to my healing journey. Informative and well spoken.
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