The Brutal Past of a Person Who Goes Crazy!

Do you feel like you are losing your mind? Society often labels a nervous breakdown as a malfunction, a sign of a broken brain that needs to be fixed immediately. But what if this collapse is actually a desperate attempt by your psyche to save your life? In this video, we explore the brutal past often hidden behind the facade of "going crazy." We dive deep into the psychology of repression, exploring how the cumulative cost of silence—known as Allostatic Load—eventually bankrupts your body's energy reserves.

We will examine the biological haunting of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and how Complex PTSD creates emotional flashbacks that blur the line between the past and present. From the Jungian concept of Enantiodromia to the role of the Identified Patient in dysfunctional families, we uncover why your "madness" is actually a rational response to an insane environment. This is not about being defective; it is about survival. Discover how techniques like Titration and Internal Family Systems can help you integrate your Shadow and find wholeness. You are not broken; you are breaking through.

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