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Childhood Emotional Neglect (CEN) impacts your life today
After 20 years in practice, Dr. Jonice Webb noticed the painful struggle of people who grew up in homes where they were emotionally neglected. She identified this neglect as an "invisible factor" that continued to affect adults often leaving them feeling depleted and dissatisfied or what she described as “Running on Empty”.
In Dr. Webb’s books “Running on Empty: Overcome Your Childhood Emotional Neglect” and “Running On Empty No More: Transform Your Relationships” she shines a light on this invisible force of CEN. She discusses how to bring new tools, strategies and self-awareness to grow beyond this limiting life experience and encourages you to grow beyond CEN.
Listen to our conversation with psychologist & author Dr. Jonice Webb as we learn about the concept of Emotional Neglect and her tools for helping fix it.
Dr. Jonice Webb, Ph.D., is a clinical psychologist, bestselling author, and “psychologist expert” according to the Chicago Tribune and CNBC. Dr. Webb has over two decades of experience in the field of psychology with a particular interest in how childhood factors influence us as adults and the effect of Childhood Emotional Neglect (CEN).™ Dr. Webb currently has a private psychotherapy practice where she focuses on the treatment of families and couples.
Dr. Webb’s books educate readers about the twelve types of parents who inadvertently emotionally neglect their children; ten issues that emotionally neglected children often struggle with as adults; six strategies for overcoming Emotional Neglect, and how to apply all these tools to different types of relationships including marriages, relationships with emotionally neglectful parents, and their even own children.
If you are interested in Dr. Webb’s insights on recognizing Emotional Neglect and beginning the journey in overcoming the impact of CEN, this podcast is for you.
Links & Resources: For more information about Dr. Webb’s books visit: drjonicewebb.com/the-book/ To purchase the books visit: tinyurl.com/27vn66pr For more about Dr. Jonice Webb: drjonicewebb.com/about-dr-webb/ Webb’s CEN Training Programs: drjonicewebb.com/childhood-emotional-neglect-programs/ Therapist Resources for CEN: drjonicewebb.com/therapeutic-resources-cen/ Materials to Reference: Take the Childhood Emotional Neglect Questionnaire: drjonicewebb.com/cenquestionnaire/ 5 Roadblocks to Dating Caused By Childhood Emotional Neglect: drjonicewebb.com/5-roadblocks-to-dating-caused-by-childhood-emotional-neglect/ How Old Feelings From Your Childhood Could Be Controlling You Now: drjonicewebb.com/how-old-feelings-from-your-childhood-could-be-controlling-you-now/ 4 Ways You May Be Keeping Yourself Running On Empty: drjonicewebb.com/4-ways-you-may-be-keeping-yourself-running-on-empty/
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Meditation after Injury and Loss
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After years of excellent health as an ultra-marathon runner and athlete and a good life in a stable marriage Katie Arnold’s life flipped from stable to unrecognizable. Arnold experienced a significant injury while on a rafting trip that left her with a broken leg and big life changes. She takes us through her life as an ultra-runner and a “seething but adequate” married woman before the acciden...
Untangle from Toxic People
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Growing up with emotionally immature or self-centered parents can mean that your emotional needs were either disregarded or unmet. As a result, you may struggle with feelings of betrayal, abandonment, rage, or loneliness. Although you may work hard to become the person you want to be, your old wounds might re-ignite at any time, especially if your are reminded of vulnerable childhood feelings. ...
Creating Better Relationship Boundaries
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If you are interested in learning how to assert yourself in the workplace, navigate tumultuous family dynamics, or establish boundaries in romantic relationships, this show is for you. Boundaries are the invisible lines that define the limits of our emotional and physical space, safeguarding our well-being and preserving our sense of self. Yet, for many, setting and maintaining boundaries can b...
How your past hurts you today
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Dangerous People in Powerful places
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Disconnected People in positions of power make the world more dangerous for everyone - Bear Psychology Radio hosted by Dr. Anna Baranowsky with guest Dr. Steve Taylor. Disconnected people have the tendency to gravitate toward power. When Disconnected people rule in positions of power societies trend toward patriarchal, hierarchical and warlike. In contrast, societies with connected leaders tren...
Why your coping skills stop working
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What a moderate Muslim thinks about Israel-Hamas ... Watch this
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Collective & Personal Trauma: one family’s graceful end-of-life story
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Trauma Relief using Expanding Emotions exercise
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Dramatic example of trauma healing with Dr. Anna Baranowsky during an interview with Ande Anderson of Avaiya University. How to gain trauma RELIEF with a remarkably simple strategy.
Childhood Emotional Neglect impacts your life today
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After 20 years in practice, Dr. Jonice Webb noticed the painful struggle of people who grew up in homes where they were emotionally neglected. She identified this neglect as an "invisible factor" that continued to affect adults often leaving them feeling depleted and dissatisfied or what she described as “Running on Empty”. In Dr. Webb’s books “Running on Empty: Overcome Your Childhood Emotiona...
Mind, Body and Yoga for Healing Trauma
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Healing from Emotional Eating
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Every wonder why you make poor food choices? Have you ever tried a new diet just to end up miserable and eating even more than before? Kim Shapira will help us understand how to put an end to disordered eating habits and improving your health and happiness in the process. Shapira recognizes that unhealthy food habits can occur as a result of life stressors and old patterns of self-soothing. Her...
Cultivating Core Creativity
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I know you are creative and innovative at your core. However, most of us just don’t know how to access the deep wealth of creativity that sits inside. Dr. Ronald Alexander’s book “Core Creativity: The Mindful Way to Unlock Your Creative Self” guides you through using mindfulness practices to train your mind so that it more easily opens the portal to core creativity: the unconscious mind. I am r...
Healing the World through Human Connection
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Disconnected people have the tendency to gravitate toward power. When Disconnected people rule in positions of power societies trend toward patriarchal, hierarchical and warlike. In contrast, societies with connected leaders trend toward egalitarian, democracy and peace. Although most people have a deep need to be connected, life events/upbringing and trauma exposure can interfere in this profo...
Finding the courage to truly be yourself
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Trauma Practice Research Project, Short present Cassy Wyers, York University research co lead.
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Trauma Practice Research Project, Short present Cassy Wyers, York University research co lead.
The Dangerous Relationship… loving a Narcissistic, Sociopath or Psychopathic
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Untangling your Marriage
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Untangling your Marriage
Forced psychiatric confinement - Who is at risk?
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Healing Family Connections
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Healing Family Connections
New Year’s Stress Reset
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New Year’s Stress Reset
Wellness through Mindfulness Practices
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Wellness through Mindfulness Practices
Adult Children of Immature Parents
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Adult Children of Immature Parents
Be Less Dickish - self-help for men
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Be Less Dickish - self-help for men
Surviving a Bad Relationship
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Surviving a Bad Relationship
Psychedelic Assisted Therapy - for resistant mental health symptoms
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Psychedelic Assisted Therapy - for resistant mental health symptoms
Dopamine Nation - Freeing ourselves from overconsumption and instant gratification
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Extraordinary Awakening - Trauma and Transformation
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Writing as a Healing Tool
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Writing as a Healing Tool

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  • @OK-wb1dy
    @OK-wb1dy 13 днів тому

    Covert bullies: one of my experience was boss incited others to destroy my work from files and in their place make them leave complaint notes for which I wasn’t even counselled on or notified. When I went to management to request that if there were genuine complaints they should be made through proper channels instead of placing malicious notes in commercial-in - confidence work files, management told me I was being vindictive for making such a request. Talk about projection of their own blame. .

  • @imatryintoshake
    @imatryintoshake 19 днів тому

    BRILLLIANT !!! THIS IS BLOODY BRILLIANT ... MISSING LINK ... narc mom and im in recovery "LOVE AND TOLERANCE" can be quite gaslighty when dealing with EIP's .... TRUST YA GUT ...

  • @ProfessorBorax
    @ProfessorBorax Місяць тому

    The intro voice is kind of annoying I have to say XD

  • @nathanaellanham3613
    @nathanaellanham3613 Місяць тому

    why would someone be drawn to the lovebombing ? Huh ? Who wouldnt be drawn to the lovebombing ? You are being seen and heard, prioritized and interacting with someone who has fast forwarded the aspects of trust care consistency and conscienceness that anyone would value when these are being ' mirrored ' back to you.

  • @TheTeganOsmondChannel
    @TheTeganOsmondChannel Місяць тому

    Thank you 😊

  • @sbdsinc8366
    @sbdsinc8366 Місяць тому

    I disagree with equating a cluster B personality disorder with emotional immaturity. That connotes that they can indeed grow out of it. How many of us that have been in relationships with these people hung on and continued to commit way too much of our lives with this hope? Emotionally deficient is a much more accurate descriptive. Still it’s great to have more tools to see these things in ourselves and others. Thank you.

  • @user-yr2fo5kv6z
    @user-yr2fo5kv6z 2 місяці тому

    Most of these people are gang or cult involved, addicted to drugs and alcohol, and personality disordered. That has been my experience.🙄

  • @margaretdempsey2935
    @margaretdempsey2935 2 місяці тому

    surprisingly, there is a course of conduct of the target being treated as a traitor to the organisation in daring to bring the company into disrepute! This appears to be a blueprint of behaviour that identifies a vicious cycle of harassment to destroy the target both physically and mentally. Which in effect, is a crime and those engaging in such behaviour are committing a criminal offence. All of the behaviours of harassment are inherent. Flying monkeys are also complicit and the same course of abuse is employed with the sole intent of destroying the target's life.

  • @RettaNRatchetRecover
    @RettaNRatchetRecover 2 місяці тому

    I'm living through healing it now. After almost 18 years with a narcissistic abuser. I'm grateful for awareness 🙏 ❤

  • @kimberlymccracken747
    @kimberlymccracken747 3 місяці тому

    My parents were in all four categories 🤷‍♀️

  • @debrakrause3971
    @debrakrause3971 3 місяці тому

    Loved your book which was very in depth and helpful! Thanks for this podcast!

  • @JK-iu9uo
    @JK-iu9uo 3 місяці тому

    Its really a show.... I would expect more focused and more knowledge condensed exchange rather than hearing word fillers -" you know, you know, etc.." its more casual sort od talk show., than scientific analysis. Its no more than pseudo scientific talk of two women, than sharing any expert knowledge.

  • @Nanakanisurra
    @Nanakanisurra 4 місяці тому

    How do i handle a manager from another department who i still have to work with to set up onsite tech services appointments for our customers, always speaks to me in very hostile, condescending, and insulting language whenever i have to interact with him. Also, my direct office manager refuses to address his hostile work environment, but instead often encourages it or refuses to listen to grievences and has a few times publicly scapegoated and humiliated me to a few of our important customers. I'm basically really alone and completely targeted on a daily basis.its also intermittent so some days work goes smoothly, then someone with an axe to grind that moment will go ballistic on some often conjurred up accusation to tub my face in nonstop.i cant take it anymore.

  • @prettynena3102
    @prettynena3102 4 місяці тому

    I will never be sad for a bully who knows well what is doing and do everything intentionally! Nobody brought the word narcissist in here but I will. They study you and target you without remorse! They don’t hold any accountability and always shift the blame in the victims also they have a full army of enablers and flying monkeys to destroy any kind of evidence and your reputation! I have been suffering these insidious abuse in my current job but it has not been the only job where I have been victim not only of bulling and harassment but also racism. My emotional and physical well-being has been compromised and I brought up this situation to the higher lever possible just to see nothing happened and my abuser is going stronger and wild in her abuse because she feels supported. She is so manipulative and micro controlling on the top of fake charming and empathetic! You are correct they will destroy and target the person who is more competent! I don’t need her to be successful in what I’m doing and that is driving her crazy! Btw she uses all the 4 techniques explained in this video!

  • @jackcarney313
    @jackcarney313 4 місяці тому

    Yes, Audrey, I agree, it is disconcerting, but for me, expected, that only one had commented when you came here. The truth is the Masses have always been Asses the Elites ride. The Elites created and use the pHARMaceutical-psychiaTRICK MAFIA to meet their need to dominate and control others rather than themselves.

  • @sbdsinc8366
    @sbdsinc8366 4 місяці тому

    This content is so helpful for someone who has been in this type of relationship. I am one of them. Sandra’s work kept me moving forward during the first few years of the aftermath. I have so much appreciation for her and other professionals working on this topic.

  • @robertburatt5981
    @robertburatt5981 4 місяці тому

    Why fall into simplified steriotypes as an inherent perspective on clientele?

  • @robertburatt5981
    @robertburatt5981 4 місяці тому

    In this destructive, shallow society, the markers for achieving "adulthood"( by automatic implication) are "jobs", marriage, buying a house, car, raising a family, paying bills, and access to every kind of consumption--all shallow and utilitarian.

  • @ingridd1111
    @ingridd1111 4 місяці тому

    Post note, You are an excellent gate keeper so thank you for providing a plat form. a I'll look up your guest for more❤

  • @ingridd1111
    @ingridd1111 4 місяці тому

    Post note, You are an excellent gate keeper so thank you for providing a plat form. a I'll look up your guest for more❤

  • @ingridd1111
    @ingridd1111 4 місяці тому

    First let me thank you. ❤ but will you consider less intro and talking on your part? Or consider a longer broadcast? You ask excellent detailed questions and comment at length on thier work. So please give them equel air time. I'm binge watching so I can clearly see a pattern. I want to hear the guest please. I really am searching for help. ❤

  • @stevenkalavity9879
    @stevenkalavity9879 4 місяці тому

    I have been a target of mobbing. I have read a lot about bullying and mobbing. I was interested when I heard the phrase "blowing the whistle" on bullying. I consider bullying and mobbing a form of corruption. Most behaviors are not endorsed within personnel handbooks nor even law. Bullies are always supported by the power structure. They never succeed alone. A well managed and fair enterprise will not tolerate bullying. They will stop it or mediate the situation. The same is true of whistleblowing. Whistleblowing becomes dangerous when the organization breaks their own rules to retaliate against the target. Human resources will do what management demands. Corrupt management requires a corrupt human resources. Since the objective is to protect the corrupr power structure,, there are no rules for perpetrators. Under current conditions targets do not really have support and legal remedies are expensive and not always successful. My employer bribed lawyers.

  • @Discovery_and_Change
    @Discovery_and_Change 4 місяці тому

    1:00:22 what do you really want? Real motivator?

  • @Discovery_and_Change
    @Discovery_and_Change 4 місяці тому

    49:55 they marry people who continue family dynamics 53:02 Marie Differentiation Scale 55:46 know what youre comfortable and not comfortable with 58:26 set the boundary in any way that works for you 59:00 repeat the boundary as often as needed

  • @Discovery_and_Change
    @Discovery_and_Change 5 місяців тому

    1:56 skip intro 7:28 it's not what happened to you. It's what they didn't do 23:13 26:50

  • @Discovery_and_Change
    @Discovery_and_Change 5 місяців тому

    5:00 Dr. Gibson says hello 7:41 still small voice inside 7:53 comes with a lot of energy 9:34 impulses from true self 26:34 are we looking for permission? 29:13 claim joy now 30:46 this is your time. Do it. Say yes 32:29 establish boundaries 38:52 if no one disapproved of you, what would you do that would be pleasurable 49:11 familiarity is part of bonding

  • @billyd1436
    @billyd1436 5 місяців тому

    It is heartening to hear Sandra Brown beginning to acknowledge that women are also perpetrators. I had a difficult email exchange with her many years ago and and as a victim of multiple female “cluster b’s” she was firmly gender insistent on men are perpetrators and women are victims. Her analysis perspective and insight are very useful, maybe with her influence in the field she can now help men who suffer as well as women.

    • @sherrilcarss4641
      @sherrilcarss4641 3 місяці тому

      Yes that’s very true, and not well known, and it needs to be, men are suffering with no where to turn, not a scrap of support to get out of dangerous relationships. It’s good to hear it, it needs to be validated and understood that woman are just as likely to be a Coercive Controller as men. Thanks for making a point of it. God Bless All Who Read This… Kind Regards SherrilL.Carss

    • @user-vo5qo3rn3g
      @user-vo5qo3rn3g 3 місяці тому

      97% of homicides are done by men. How come men don't take accountability for the near unanimous harm they do in homicide? Narcissistic and psychopathic abuse, r4pe, etc are called soul murder...the homicides men do shape culture with those traits remaining in the people aound them in varying levels. The biggest danger for men is men too. Men need to hold men accountable instead of picking fights about how women are dysfunctional too whining. Address the source, give women more rights so that boys can row up protected instead of allowing men to bypass the natural protector mother bears and prey on you as boys.

    • @EmsEms81
      @EmsEms81 3 місяці тому

      It’s a huge inequality. We hear all the time that women suffer men, but the truth is men suffer women just as often, in this situation and every other. While I’m a great supporter of women’s rights we can’t expect equality when we’re only promoting it when it benefits us.

    • @TimothyFreeman-iy8xl
      @TimothyFreeman-iy8xl 21 день тому

      @@sherrilcarss4641my wife was a covert. We were married 42 years , women are more covert psychopaths than men!

  • @Zarathustran
    @Zarathustran 5 місяців тому

    Rosenhan experiment. Also, intraspecies predation is a consequence of civilization itself obviating our omnivorous need to hunt. On a societal level ingroup sanity is regulated by directing irrational barbarism toward culturally-approved ideological outgroups, usually by way of fixed political or religious delusion. Pretty obvious any woman in Nazareth who concealed her infidelity with a story about getting knocked up by an angel would have induced her illegitimate proxy child to a messianic delusion. And just as clear that guaranteed third-party forgiveness in an imaginary next life is only a necessity of unforgivable remorselessness in this real one. Because natural selection prioritizes the primary attachment figure's (relative) mental health during her childbearing years (80% of Alzheimer's patients are female, 75% of autistic and schizophrenic patients are male) this ganging-up / bullying dynamic within families originates with postpartum psychosis (wish for the child to become "unborn") creating identified patients / blacksheep. At its most severe this is a mother with subclinical, misdiagnosed, or undiagnosed cluster b pathology inducing autism or schizophrenia by regulating her mask of sanity at the expense of whichever kid is just lucky to have not been made a SIDS statistic. And those are also mostly male... Because disturbed individuals see others as extensions of themselves, so naturally disturbed parents are likeliest to want Mini-Mes (which works better for them with same-gendered kids). Schizoid schizotypal types are less likely to parent but when they do if they are the more disturbed or custodial parent it sets up the enmeshment dynamic. The abrahamic filicidal impulse (which used Isaac to overcorrect damage to his reputation for schwarzeneggering his maid) on Sinai during the era of animal sacrifice makes it very clear that child sacrifice is endemic to civilization (and currently iterated as SIDS and autistic / schizophrenic suicidality). IDK if Ishmael was autistic, but it's clear he is the child in whom Psycho Abe projectively identified his own split-off persecuted parts of self (so wanted to make an ACTUAL sacrifice of). That story makes a particularly good exemplar because it demonstrates notable exceptions 1)paternal postpartum psychosis and 2)scapegoating of the same-gendered child by the more disturbed parent. Without a doubt though schizophreniform decompensation is just uncontextualized ego discontinuity, so not psychosis. And end-stage egodecompensatory Alzheimer's regression is the ACTUAL dementing psychosis. Because newsflash--the vast majority of autism in the world being undiagnosed unaware and intellectually compensating has quite a bit to do with people not considering Parkinson's is very likely end-stage autism when autistic catatonia isn't misdiagnosed as early-onset dementia (or diogenes syndrome) and misprescribed contraindicated antipsychotics. Which hasten decline misdiagnosing quacks only misperceive as diagnostic validation. They know that we're mostly undiagnosed and often smarter than them though because they're using the chromosomal impossibility of transgender delusion (usually an attachment strategy in toddlers rejected for their physical sex or adolescents rejected for their sexual orientation) to accept undiagnosed autistic females' (who internalize displaced rage toward their mothers as self-hatred) nvitation to sterilize them. Pretty despicable to use an attachment strategy they'd outgrow once they got out from under the inducing parents' roof against a dependent minor child. Autistic females don't have any business having kids but what's problematic about this is medicine doesn't even tell diagnosed autistics either that as young adults they have developmental incapacities to enter into contracts such as marriage. It's all part of pretending ASD is a pediatric-only diagnosis to shield themselves from negligent malpractice liability. So since everybody's a psychopath to somebody if you're vulnerable you are definitely at risk of experiencing more primary psychopaths in psychiatry than even surgery. But otherwise AFAICT the very reason primary psychopathy isn't a diagnosis is because our individual suitability to environment is evolutionarily mediated at least empirically by correlating IQ to extraversion only below the mean. I'm dyscalculic as fuck but I think the function I'm trying to describe is logarithmic, too.

  • @robertburatt5981
    @robertburatt5981 5 місяців тому

    If one thinks about it, the major tendency of commercials reflect emotionally immature people; the mindlessly conformist, "group-think" types ectsatically engaging in consumption. Same for sitcoms, movies, and dramas--they all reflect the extremely narrow range of this type of individual--the american! The fertile soil for fascism ALA (american type) "democracy " !!!

    • @rashkehof2458
      @rashkehof2458 5 місяців тому

      Good observation, love it!

    • @Alphacentauri819
      @Alphacentauri819 2 місяці тому

      Yep…I’ve absolutely thought this. If you think in simplistic absolutes, you’re much easier to be triggered into things emotionally. Also, when brain scans were done on certain political types…those who were more likely to vote for an authoritarian (veering fascist) leader) have a larger R amygdala, which indicates they will react from threat, fear based, more quickly, more often, more intensely. While this isn’t cut/dry, all the time, it is interesting! Those who are less likely to vote in that way, have larger grey matter in the anterior cingulate cortex (which will help rein in impulse, be more empathetic etc). So…that also explains the divide that is near impossible to close. If you have to accommodate someone who thinks emotionally and impulsively, struggles with holding space for more/new info, you are accommodating for their profound limitations. We have people with emotionally maturity of young teens (or toddlers) who get to vote!!

  • @geraldlemoine4076
    @geraldlemoine4076 5 місяців тому

    Great content but I couldn’t hear Sandra very well. She sounded distant.

  • @lovearttherapyalways
    @lovearttherapyalways 5 місяців тому

    I agree with most of what you shared however when you said the poor bully is sad...I thought... so what!!! Many of us go through things that are difficult and yet we do not cause others suffering because of it nor despite it. I just made a complaint about my bully and her pit bull coworker whom she uses to do much harm. Interestingly a week after my complaint went through. My bully pulled a fast one and called my coordinator in a situation whereby she played the victim. I got called to HR to be told I should apologize for calling the bully a liar and that she disgusted me. I will walk out before I ever apologize and I am not a proud person but I hold to standards of integrity and justice. I am going to take an early retirement at my own cost rather than continue being abused. I am absolutely disgusted with all the injustice that goes on. My only solace is knowing that one day the one true God will come back to expose the truth and bring true and fair justice. Psalm 37 confirms that. I pray that everyone here finds peace and self preservation in this cruel situations.

  • @attractarattigan3574
    @attractarattigan3574 6 місяців тому

    100%correct...from my experience..

  • @Th3Lizander
    @Th3Lizander 6 місяців тому

    This narrator needs to chill a bit on the intonation, holy

  • @nicoletalmadge7276
    @nicoletalmadge7276 7 місяців тому

    I wish I knew about this before I was in it...2 1/2 years of it and I knew obviously something was wrong...I knew it was mental illness but now I know he was probably a malignant Narcissist/ Sociopath. I''m very high on the traits you discuss...agreeableness etc. Thank you so much for your work!

  • @audreylaferriere
    @audreylaferriere 7 місяців тому

    I am a bit taken back over the fact that after 11 months this video only has 2 comments.

  • @DOCTORSAMMYBAYA
    @DOCTORSAMMYBAYA 7 місяців тому

    Nice

  • @h0lyspiritual.sweetheart
    @h0lyspiritual.sweetheart 8 місяців тому

    💔🩹🫂

  • @VegaBlondie
    @VegaBlondie 8 місяців тому

    Thank you

  • @tanyacarlyle1422
    @tanyacarlyle1422 8 місяців тому

    I’m reading Recovering from Emotionally Immature Parents and it’s being a level of clarity I have not experienced. Thank you Dr Gibson!!

    • @moniqueloupe8867
      @moniqueloupe8867 3 місяці тому

      I am so grateful for her perspective. I feel like my growth was at a plateau for quite a while until I found her.

  • @alinamoskalenko1905
    @alinamoskalenko1905 8 місяців тому

    Wow thank you so much this podcast, this open my eyes so much!!!💜

  • @Guddilove801
    @Guddilove801 9 місяців тому

    What a great convo . Loved every second of it. Its so enlightening to be aware of how my EIP conditioned me and the consequences of it all. So good to know im not crazy all by my choosing.😅

  • @rosemorris9037
    @rosemorris9037 9 місяців тому

    Thank you for this episode. Shared liberally. Having worked in an environmemt rife with bullies for a lot of years, I can say from personal experience that I believe that those who bully absolutely know the misery they inflict, and that it gives them a sense of power and control to humiliate and generate anxiety in their targets. In fact, I would argue that they derive a twisted sort of glee from it. My personal tormentors would often smirk or giggle after making remarks designed to embarrass me. What gives them the right to squash other people to bolster their own self esteem? It's a sickness. Given the magnitude of the problem, I almost think that North America should implement psychological testing and standards for managers in every sector. Some people are incapable of interacting with others in an emotionally healthy manner. Perhaps.they should just be off working by themselves, instead of being allowed to act out against their subordinates and peers, like overgrown children. The trouble is that they are so rarely held to account for their aberrant behaviour, which, without identification and resolution, becomes everyone's problem. Our whole society would be better off if people with bullish tendencies simply never got to positions of authority because they were not emotionally fit to lead.

    • @user-cg9ip4cd9x
      @user-cg9ip4cd9x 4 місяці тому

      Well put!

    • @legalfictionnaturalfact3969
      @legalfictionnaturalfact3969 3 місяці тому

      I love shrugging and smiling like I didn't really get it or just one upping their joke and laughing really loud and then watching their little faces screw all up. Hehe. They're mad they were never the popular kids in school. Poor babies. Can't relate. <3

  • @Cobra427Veight
    @Cobra427Veight 9 місяців тому

    Covert workplace bullies love schadenfreude, and every time they crouch down at the smoko table and the words spew from their gob ,"Hey Hey wanna here some goss , you know the knife is in your back when new people look at you , and when they have their devotees and work on you for 17 years , you would think enough is enough , but they keep on ya .

  • @Cobra427Veight
    @Cobra427Veight 9 місяців тому

    Every company should have a yearly power point presentation on the 4 types of bullying, because just about all people can't see it , but they would if they had an awareness of the types of bullying , and I'm sure this would turn the tables on the bullies , I'm pretty sure that even the bullies don't know that they are one , it's just their nature to stab people in the back , continually..

    • @999timepass
      @999timepass 9 місяців тому

      Exactly what I was thinking. The blame should not be on leadership alone.

    • @user-cg9ip4cd9x
      @user-cg9ip4cd9x 4 місяці тому

      According to my research, most bullies know exactly what they are doing. It's all about power and control. Like, one responder stated, they get some kind of sick pleasure out of it. I've seen it in their eyes and have heard their laughter after having abused their target. In many instances, I myself was the target. It sickens me.

    • @user-cg9ip4cd9x
      @user-cg9ip4cd9x 4 місяці тому

      We need to stop making excuses for these peoples' behaviour and start holding them accountable.

    • @Cobra427Veight
      @Cobra427Veight 4 місяці тому

      @user-cg9ip4cd9x the word your looking for is schadenfreude, I have had two Aholes on my back for 17 years , it gone to the union now and I'm just putting a letter together with as much info as possible, very hard when they are covert ,you see about 2% and feel the results months or years later "social bullying ".

    • @user-cg9ip4cd9x
      @user-cg9ip4cd9x 3 місяці тому

      Absolutely! The longer there are excuses and no consequences for their poor behaviour towards others, bullying will continue to thrive in the workplace. I have actually seen and heard of this type of behaviour rewarded with raises and promotions. It would appear that having no morals or ethics, stealing credit for the work of others making colleagues feel "less than", and the inability to empathize is a talent worthy of reward in the eyes of some management, who most likely obtained their positions by doing the same. Trust me, they know exactly what they are doing. They feel they are superior to others and; therefore, are entitled to treat them this way.

  • @RachelSDay1982
    @RachelSDay1982 9 місяців тому

    Aren't immature parents simply traumatized adult children??? Immature parents can't sit with their hurting child because they haven't dealt and processed their own childhood hurts. I'm only guessing here, but being the adult child of immature and narcissistic parents, I always felt, even as a child, that was the case with my parents. I just instinctively knew something quite terrible happened to them as children.

  • @RachelSDay1982
    @RachelSDay1982 9 місяців тому

    Aren't immature parents simply traumatized adult children??? Immature parents can't sit with their hurting child because they haven't dealt and processed their own childhood hurts. I'm only guessing here, but being the adult child of immature and narcissistic parents, I always felt, even as a child, that was the case with my parents. I just instinctively knew something quite terrible happened to them as children.

  • @ltraltier6009
    @ltraltier6009 9 місяців тому

    Odds are if they mention their husband/wife or have a podcast like this, its just another pop psych grifting channel where they LARP as "doctors". They all use the same bullshit cookie cutter sentences they ramble on and on about with no concern for your time and you will learn to pick up on that with how fucking pervasive these scumbags are. How fucking hard is it to just tell people to kick someone's ass from time to time? The bullies friends would absolutely tell them to do that, so why is it only bad when the victim fights back? Because all they care about is the local status quo.