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Yes, love all of this In physical medicine this is obvious, because the different parts of the body are widely recognized. I think this is huge. Not just wrt to development, but I think because it's invisible, we have a dramatically impoverished map of psychic anatomy, illness,... I like everything everybody is saying but haven't seen, The modalities are exercising different muscles and when one gets popular it's because it's touching a muscle group that is underdeveloped culturally.... - nat...
- renee...
Hey Nat! Well the issue that originally triggered me, that led me to seek therapy, is no longer a trigger. I have so much more space around it. She deconstructed the fck out of my limiting beliefs. I didn't even know therapists do that.... I also want to mention that in Kegan’s data, something like 66% of people are "3rd order"… (the equivalent of amber), so this makes a lot of sense! Traditional integral definitions of amber focus too much on surface features rather than the deep meaning making.... - annabeth...
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Hey you are a human. Your feelings are what anyone paying attention is feeling. You’re important. Depression is not the same as sadness and will impact your sleep your appetite and physical well being.... - kmitcham...
- david...
What comes to mind for me is autism, and the lengths parents and caregivers go to get a result, and one method after another fails, and then one day, one works.... Hah! I hadn't read this before our conversation on Wednesday and this feels weirdly related to a lot of what we talked about. 1. Therapy's effect is mostly based the therapist's passion and belief that they're helping 2. The effect of specific techniques is mostly placebo.... - onPain and suffering- the difference looks massive to me lately. Someone was rude to me earlier today. The in-the-moment impact of his words was discomfort (pain), but the suffering happens in the rumination. by
Marsha Linehan, creator of DBT (dialectical behavior therapy) and seemingly an amazing woman, is credited with this formula:
Pain + nonacceptance = suffering /Pain without acceptance = suffering
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I dig it, good idea! This is the kind of thing LLMs are usually good at, and something we’ll have the data for. we’ll still need to prompt it as to what kinda of frameworks to use or else it’ll default to telling you a particular developmental levels values, but that’s not so bad...