Insights about therapy and IFS therapy Part 1 – dissociation One of the most difficult and frightening consequences of trauma is dissociation, a form of suffering that IFS addresses in the concept of parts. In what was once called “multiple personality” and is now named “dissociative identity disorder” it is most clearly recognizable. But I…
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Pam’s response
Pam’s response Response to “fog of admiration:” Barbara, I read your post to List re AM. I am amazed and humbled by your bravery, insights and honesty. Barbara, I would be remiss if I did not say this to you. When we met, I had not heard of IFS. All I knew was before me…
Sabine’s response – Obliteration
Sabine’s response Obliteration Comment about the removal of Barbara Roger’s answers to readers’ letters on the alice-miller.com website: Dear Mrs. Miller, Since I discovered your website a year ago, I regularly read the readers’ mail; not only the currently new entrances, but also once in a while again the older ones. Recently, when I called…
FOR NOTHING
The whole drill, the torture against me, was for nothing else than to avoid THEIR old unloved feelings from former times, which my NON-parents never wanted to feel ever again. And I – the baby, the child, the teenager, the adult – should not trigger them in any way! What they did, what they burdened…
Reflections on Healing
Dear Barbara I read your “On My Side” link and could really identify with what you shared; so here is a letter to Barbara on my reflections into healing journey… for your empathic consideration. Warmest Regards, Gerald Reflections into Healing Deep healing for me comes from owning and accepting all of life’s energies within myself….
Kathrin Krost
Dear Barbara Rogers, While surfing the internet i found your site and i can really say YES by heart what you write in your article “spirituality” cements childhood blindness” and also escape from the fog of admiration. These are one of the most healing articles i ever read. Thank you for saying the truth. Greetings…
The unnoticed injury
reprimanded for any step of my own I struggled through fear, persecution, betrayal but no one recognized how wounded I was—that terrible things had happened to my brain and emotional health that intellectual bruises and emotional bleeding had turned my life into a fearful ordeal like a badly sprained ankle that could not heal my…