In this monologue podcast, Tim Fletcher discusses the complexities of recovery from complex trauma, emphasizing the importance of "letting go" of unhealthy connections, adaptations, lies, and beliefs. He stresses that letting go is a gradual process involving both the cortex and limbic brain, requiring patience and self-compassion. He highlights the challenges of overcoming the subconscious brain's default settings, navigating the negative consequences of positive change, and dealing with the fear and discomfort that arise when stepping into the unknown. Tim advises listeners to tackle one issue at a time, using tools like Internal Family Systems (IFS) to understand and appreciate the protective roles of different "parts" of the self. He concludes by noting that letting go involves grieving and that true recovery entails forming healthy attachments to replace the unhealthy ones, ultimately leading to healing and joy.
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