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    Justin McMillen: So back in May we were invited to attend
    Justin McMillen: So back in May we were invited to attend

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    Dr. Ratey's addiction symposium where we met Dr. Bessel van der Kolk and van der
    Dr. Ratey's addiction symposium where we met Dr. Bessel van der Kolk and van der

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    Kolk talked about some key issues related to trauma and addiction and I want to
    Kolk talked about some key issues related to trauma and addiction and I want to

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    take a look at why those issues are so critical to address and how we treat
    take a look at why those issues are so critical to address and how we treat

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    them at the Tree House Recovery
    them at the Tree House Recovery

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    Bessel van der Kolk: And so if Self love and
    Bessel van der Kolk: And so if Self love and

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    self compassion can be at the core if you love yourself you
    self compassion can be at the core if you love yourself you

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    take good care of your body and you exercise and you eat the right food but we
    take good care of your body and you exercise and you eat the right food but we

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    struggle with this see, is it top down, let me shove right food into you or
    struggle with this see, is it top down, let me shove right food into you or

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    right exercise or do you from the inside "I better take care of this little creature who is me.
    right exercise or do you from the inside "I better take care of this little creature who is me.

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    Every single person that walks through our doors comes in
    Every single person that walks through our doors comes in

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    with a huge bag of all of the terrible things that they feel about themselves
    with a huge bag of all of the terrible things that they feel about themselves

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    and think about themselves in a way to where it's really hard to expect them to
    and think about themselves in a way to where it's really hard to expect them to

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    have a desire to want to get well.
    have a desire to want to get well.

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    You start to judge ourselves based on the
    You start to judge ourselves based on the

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    things that have that we've done or the things that have happened to us and that
    things that have that we've done or the things that have happened to us and that

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    becomes our identity and so a Tree House our objective is to strip that back to
    becomes our identity and so a Tree House our objective is to strip that back to

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    the basic miracle that is a person to show that to a client and say look this
    the basic miracle that is a person to show that to a client and say look this

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    is you you're a perfect miracle like let's start there let's forget about
    is you you're a perfect miracle like let's start there let's forget about

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    everything you've done and let's build off of that.
    everything you've done and let's build off of that.

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    Graduate: eating eating healthy and like exercising was always there but I
    Graduate: eating eating healthy and like exercising was always there but I

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    didn't have the other tools to to love myself mentally so that was one of the
    didn't have the other tools to to love myself mentally so that was one of the

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    biggest problems like I didn't have that tool I didn't have the I didn't have the
    biggest problems like I didn't have that tool I didn't have the I didn't have the

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    know how to do that or to actually work through that so uh I was exercising and
    know how to do that or to actually work through that so uh I was exercising and

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    eating right but I was also putting poison in my body.
    eating right but I was also putting poison in my body.

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    So now I'm able to forgive myself because I know that
    So now I'm able to forgive myself because I know that

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    wasn't me.
    wasn't me.

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    and so to my mind it is at least as
    and so to my mind it is at least as

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    important to really go to to deal with The trauma actually and so that's not easy to do
    important to really go to to deal with The trauma actually and so that's not easy to do

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    but I think finding words from what happened to you is very important
    but I think finding words from what happened to you is very important

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    And so I think what drives addictions is that the feelings from the past are
    And so I think what drives addictions is that the feelings from the past are

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    painful that you don't want to go there and so the job of therapy is to make it
    painful that you don't want to go there and so the job of therapy is to make it

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    Tolerable to go and access to see What happened to you in the past and once
    Tolerable to go and access to see What happened to you in the past and once

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    you can really contemplate what happened to you back
    you can really contemplate what happened to you back

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    then you can start to begin to approach yourself with
    then you can start to begin to approach yourself with

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    compassion.
    compassion.

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    Yeah if you're happy cool that's um that's a good one to show what but
    Yeah if you're happy cool that's um that's a good one to show what but

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    like being sad you don't show being sad and for men period to open up it's it's
    like being sad you don't show being sad and for men period to open up it's it's

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    really hard like when you get vulnerable and you feel that vulnerability as being
    really hard like when you get vulnerable and you feel that vulnerability as being

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    played with or not taken seriously it automatically turns you to shut off for sure.
    played with or not taken seriously it automatically turns you to shut off for sure.

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    My writing therapist always kept it real there was no keeping thing soft or
    My writing therapist always kept it real there was no keeping thing soft or

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    treating me as a fragile individual so that's important it was really important
    treating me as a fragile individual so that's important it was really important

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    especially for me to open up when most people think about trauma they think of
    especially for me to open up when most people think about trauma they think of

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    like you know they'll think of PTSD a soldier in war but trauma affects
    like you know they'll think of PTSD a soldier in war but trauma affects

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    everyone in different ways I had traumas that I didn't think we're
    everyone in different ways I had traumas that I didn't think we're

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    traumas that I wrote about and it affected me way deeper than I had ever
    traumas that I wrote about and it affected me way deeper than I had ever

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    thought it did and actually working through it gave me a sense of relief and
    thought it did and actually working through it gave me a sense of relief and

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    it opened up a window to see why I do the things that I do and it was because
    it opened up a window to see why I do the things that I do and it was because

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    of a specific situation or an event that I had happen to me.
    of a specific situation or an event that I had happen to me.

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    So with writing therapy you're bouncing off of somebody with a with unbiased
    So with writing therapy you're bouncing off of somebody with a with unbiased

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    completely objective point of view and just getting the raw details
    completely objective point of view and just getting the raw details

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    of what actually happening and removing my emotional feelings towards the
    of what actually happening and removing my emotional feelings towards the

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    situation and actually getting some clarity like that was the relief.
    situation and actually getting some clarity like that was the relief.

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    I think emotions probably drive addiction more
    I think emotions probably drive addiction more

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    than anything else and a person's inability to deal with negative emotions
    than anything else and a person's inability to deal with negative emotions

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    is is a huge cause for addiction in general.
    is is a huge cause for addiction in general.

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    To my mind, the limbic system drives all these behaviors and you can't
    To my mind, the limbic system drives all these behaviors and you can't

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    get there by thinking understanding figuring things out and so you need to quiet
    get there by thinking understanding figuring things out and so you need to quiet

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    the system down and certainly you can quiet it down with exercise and
    the system down and certainly you can quiet it down with exercise and

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    movement but what happens If you stop being able to move?
    movement but what happens If you stop being able to move?

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    You know there's no question that at any point in a person's life
    You know there's no question that at any point in a person's life

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    they're they're gonna get hurt or they're not going to be able to exercise
    they're they're gonna get hurt or they're not going to be able to exercise

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    and so they have to have several different ways to do this
    and so they have to have several different ways to do this

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    and at Tree House we focus on using things like breath work, touch, team play, and exercise
    and at Tree House we focus on using things like breath work, touch, team play, and exercise

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    as well as ways to calm down the limbic system and to give these guys a better
    as well as ways to calm down the limbic system and to give these guys a better

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    sense of emotional regulation.
    sense of emotional regulation.

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    A sense of comradeship and team playing are the best predictor of healthy adult outcome from
    A sense of comradeship and team playing are the best predictor of healthy adult outcome from

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    boys is team sports.
    boys is team sports.

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    Action based induction therapy is designed to help
    Action based induction therapy is designed to help

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    clients or to create scenarios that allow clients to experience different
    clients or to create scenarios that allow clients to experience different

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    types of emotions through carefully coordinated teamwork exercises and
    types of emotions through carefully coordinated teamwork exercises and

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    activities that induce different types of emotional states and then we take
    activities that induce different types of emotional states and then we take

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    those situations and with a therapist on the beach we actually teach them how to
    those situations and with a therapist on the beach we actually teach them how to

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    walk through those things in a way that's healthy and constructive rather
    walk through those things in a way that's healthy and constructive rather

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    than maladaptive.
    than maladaptive.

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    It's like that's what camaraderie is, you know like that's what
    It's like that's what camaraderie is, you know like that's what

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    that's what It's about you know and like ABIT for me
    that's what It's about you know and like ABIT for me

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    that's what I learned is that going through something tough, annoying, something
    that's what I learned is that going through something tough, annoying, something

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    that makes you angry, whatever it is with someone makes it 100 times
    that makes you angry, whatever it is with someone makes it 100 times

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    better - it makes it good, even if it's bad you know so getting getting drilled
    better - it makes it good, even if it's bad you know so getting getting drilled

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    on the beach you know when you're holding the boat over your head your
    on the beach you know when you're holding the boat over your head your

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    shoulders are burning you just want to quit and that guy next to you you just
    shoulders are burning you just want to quit and that guy next to you you just

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    see on his face but you guys keep holding and then you guys start laughing.
    see on his face but you guys keep holding and then you guys start laughing.

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    Touch is a very powerful thing and If you get touched in the right way you
    Touch is a very powerful thing and If you get touched in the right way you

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    can calm your body down before we can understand language the best way we
    can calm your body down before we can understand language the best way we

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    communicate with each other is through physical touch. Neil Trusso: The hugging thing yeah I
    communicate with each other is through physical touch. Neil Trusso: The hugging thing yeah I

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    think we definitely have a hugging culture it's really good for our guys
    think we definitely have a hugging culture it's really good for our guys

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    especially the ones that have a ton of shame and trauma in their past to have
    especially the ones that have a ton of shame and trauma in their past to have

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    somebody who they view as healthy maybe a role model is able to stop give
    somebody who they view as healthy maybe a role model is able to stop give

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    them a second grab them in a big bear hug and
    them a second grab them in a big bear hug and

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    try to you know subliminally subconsciously like transfer like "I
    try to you know subliminally subconsciously like transfer like "I

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    believe in you I'm here for you I care about you I want you to succeed and win"
    believe in you I'm here for you I care about you I want you to succeed and win"

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    in just a just a non-confrontational like I want you to change it's like "I just
    in just a just a non-confrontational like I want you to change it's like "I just

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    got you you're here I'll take everything
    got you you're here I'll take everything

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    you're gonna give me." It's not like oh you're weird cuz you're hugging people
    you're gonna give me." It's not like oh you're weird cuz you're hugging people

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    it's like no like he's happy why is he happy I want happiness too.
    it's like no like he's happy why is he happy I want happiness too.

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    Things like meditation for example is that once you sit still,
    Things like meditation for example is that once you sit still,

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    The crap of your past tends to come up.
    The crap of your past tends to come up.

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    And meditation tends to be very difficult for traumatized people because the
    And meditation tends to be very difficult for traumatized people because the

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    trauma is not out there it's sitting right inside yourself and once it comes you
    trauma is not out there it's sitting right inside yourself and once it comes you

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    tend to become very disturbed.
    tend to become very disturbed.

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    Kathy Du Vernet: We approach yoga as a practical tool as they're moving and breathing at the same
    Kathy Du Vernet: We approach yoga as a practical tool as they're moving and breathing at the same

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    time that they're sparking their vagus nerve by you know initiating that
    time that they're sparking their vagus nerve by you know initiating that

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    response from the vagus nerve that people develop a way of mastering their
    response from the vagus nerve that people develop a way of mastering their

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    thoughts and their emotions because they're creating self-regulation but
    thoughts and their emotions because they're creating self-regulation but

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    also the stuff that we're teaching in there is around having agency having
    also the stuff that we're teaching in there is around having agency having

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    choice because that's oftentimes what's been taken away from people.
    choice because that's oftentimes what's been taken away from people.

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    Graduate: My thoughts about yoga coming in were that it's like
    Graduate: My thoughts about yoga coming in were that it's like

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    for girls it's it's like stretching for girls and when we we first started doing
    for girls it's it's like stretching for girls and when we we first started doing

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    it I was like incapable of of sitting with my own thoughts so I would like I'd
    it I was like incapable of of sitting with my own thoughts so I would like I'd

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    like sit there and go crazy basically I just too many thoughts in my own head
    like sit there and go crazy basically I just too many thoughts in my own head

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    but I you know I learned to to work through those thoughts and and do
    but I you know I learned to to work through those thoughts and and do

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    something positive with them it was - yoga's cool though I liked it
    something positive with them it was - yoga's cool though I liked it

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    breathing techniques is something I still use.
    breathing techniques is something I still use.

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    The nature of trauma is it's about physical immobility
    The nature of trauma is it's about physical immobility

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    it's about your primitive brain saying "oh shit this is it, I'm helpless" so if you
    it's about your primitive brain saying "oh shit this is it, I'm helpless" so if you

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    have a body that is accustomed to being able to take action as the military
    have a body that is accustomed to being able to take action as the military

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    Knows so well I think you become much less prone to get traumatized once you have a
    Knows so well I think you become much less prone to get traumatized once you have a

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    body that really works.
    body that really works.

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    In early recovery one of the biggest issues that the men
    In early recovery one of the biggest issues that the men

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    that we treat deal with is external stressors and so one of our objectives
    that we treat deal with is external stressors and so one of our objectives

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    at Tree House is to help fortify the men that retreat against these external
    at Tree House is to help fortify the men that retreat against these external

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    stressors and the way that we do that is we have a therapy here called ESM and
    stressors and the way that we do that is we have a therapy here called ESM and

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    what ESM does is it uses exercise a 90-minute cross fit style
    what ESM does is it uses exercise a 90-minute cross fit style

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    workout that happens every day as a tool to create more gaba in the hippocampus
    workout that happens every day as a tool to create more gaba in the hippocampus

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    of the brain and this gaba basically acts as a shield or a force field
    of the brain and this gaba basically acts as a shield or a force field

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    against external stressors for the person that we're treating so what does
    against external stressors for the person that we're treating so what does

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    that look like that looks like more gaba in the brain means that when a client
    that look like that looks like more gaba in the brain means that when a client

  • 12:51

    goes out into the real world and he experiences an adverse event he's less
    goes out into the real world and he experiences an adverse event he's less

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    likely to react he's less likely to have a sympathetic response that's gonna
    likely to react he's less likely to have a sympathetic response that's gonna

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    charge him up when he has more gaba in his brain gaba puts the brakes on the
    charge him up when he has more gaba in his brain gaba puts the brakes on the

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    sympathetic nervous system.
    sympathetic nervous system.

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    and basically we got trapped by drugs and talking is only ways out.
    and basically we got trapped by drugs and talking is only ways out.

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    these are complex things and I'm always very worried about people coming up with
    these are complex things and I'm always very worried about people coming up with

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    one answer - yeah - because it's so multi modal.
    one answer - yeah - because it's so multi modal.

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    So one of the problems is that most treatment only tries to address the
    So one of the problems is that most treatment only tries to address the

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    psychology of addiction and talk therapy's not enough addiction is a very
    psychology of addiction and talk therapy's not enough addiction is a very

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    complex condition and the treatment to address addiction needs to be as
    complex condition and the treatment to address addiction needs to be as

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    sophisticated as the people that we're trying to treat and so that's why a
    sophisticated as the people that we're trying to treat and so that's why a

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    Tree House Recovery has developed a true bio psych social approach.
    Tree House Recovery has developed a true bio psych social approach.

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Trauma And Addiction

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Justin McMillen: So back in May we were invited to attend
Dr. Ratey's addiction symposium where we met Dr. Bessel van der Kolk and van der
Kolk talked about some key issues related to trauma and addiction and I want to
take a look at why those issues are so critical to address and how we treat
them at the Tree House Recovery. Bessel van der Kolk: And so if Self love and. self compassion can be at the core if you love yourself you
take good care of your body and you exercise and you eat the right food but we
struggle with this see, is it top down, let me shove right food into you or
right exercise or do you from the inside "I better take care of this little creature who is me.
Every single person that walks through our doors comes in
with a huge bag of all of the terrible things that they feel about themselves
and think about themselves in a way to where it's really hard to expect them to
have a desire to want to get well.. You start to judge ourselves based on the. things that have that we've done or the things that have happened to us and that
becomes our identity and so a Tree House our objective is to strip that back to
the basic miracle that is a person to show that to a client and say look this
is you you're a perfect miracle like let's start there let's forget about
everything you've done and let's build off of that.

Video Vocabulary

/ˈevrēˌTHiNG/

pronoun

all things.

/yərˈself/

pronoun

used to refer to person being addressed.

/biɡ/

adjective

Largest.

/ˈstrəɡəl/

noun verb

forceful or violent effort to get free of restraint. make forceful or violent efforts to get free of restraint or constriction.

/THro͞o/

adjective adverb preposition

continuing or valid to final destination. From the beginning of something until the end. By a particular way or process; by the use of.

/ˈhelTHē/

adjective

In good condition physically, or financially; well.

/ˈak(t)SH(o͞o)əlē/

adverb

as truth or facts.

/əˈdres/

noun verb

Exact street location of a place. write address on.

/simˈpōzēəm/

noun

Meeting to exchange opinions.

/ˈkridək(ə)l/

adjective

Being important or serious; vital; dangerous.

verb

To ask someone to go somewhere or do something.

/ˈment(ə)lē/

adverb

in manner relating to mind.

/po͝ot/

verb

place in particular position.

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noun

extraordinary and welcome event that is not explicable by natural or scientific laws.