I love your approach to the conflict of parts being to really get to know them well. That thought of “what the hell is wrong with me? “ is not a pleasant place to find oneself and loaded with a feeling of lack of control and judgement. Thanks for the reflection James
I am going to listen for a second and third time! Why? Because there is a part of me which lately prevents me from staying awake during training sessions. I have created this part to initially feed me fresh dopamine on what would otherwise be my day off of rest and slumber. However, now after the first few minutes, the dopamine blast no longer satisfies. I often drift and dream or in many cases slip back into sleep.
With this session I awoke again as you were putting the finishing touches into place. Since I am somewhat familiar with parts work, or what another author calls resource work, I will renegotiate with that part which has become dominant in order to turn itself back into the positive resource I formed it to be.
As I was writing this, I recalled that I to this day rebel against the statement that "all hypnosis is self hypnosis". My question which arises from this, James Tripp, is I wonder what your view of that quote might be?
James this speaks to me clearly. I love your self disclosure around creativity vs productivity. Parts of me get very enthusiastic for awhile but then it's something else. I've dug a 100 10 ft wells and never hit water. Hmm but insight rarely leads to action as much as action leads to insight.
Thank you. I so appreciate you. I " okay part" have been " studying" hypnosis for 10+ years and I love the philosophical and spiritual implications which you often stimulate but " I " doing is at the back of the room. I'm gonna go shake him.
I really loved this podcast! You have a real gift for teaching and conveying ideas in a practical, accessible way. I've experienced Internal Family Systems as a client in the past but found it made my head feel too busy with so many parts at play. So I loved how you kept it simple. The classroom metaphor is really helpful and I've already used it with my clients, and with my partner (who also listened and loved this episode) to explain and understand a disconnection between us. I'd love to hear more on how you use the hands to symbolise and then move to integration of two ambivalent parts. Thanks!
I love your approach to the conflict of parts being to really get to know them well. That thought of “what the hell is wrong with me? “ is not a pleasant place to find oneself and loaded with a feeling of lack of control and judgement. Thanks for the reflection James
Glad you got some goodness from it, Amanda!
I am going to listen for a second and third time! Why? Because there is a part of me which lately prevents me from staying awake during training sessions. I have created this part to initially feed me fresh dopamine on what would otherwise be my day off of rest and slumber. However, now after the first few minutes, the dopamine blast no longer satisfies. I often drift and dream or in many cases slip back into sleep.
With this session I awoke again as you were putting the finishing touches into place. Since I am somewhat familiar with parts work, or what another author calls resource work, I will renegotiate with that part which has become dominant in order to turn itself back into the positive resource I formed it to be.
As I was writing this, I recalled that I to this day rebel against the statement that "all hypnosis is self hypnosis". My question which arises from this, James Tripp, is I wonder what your view of that quote might be?
Hi Eric
Happy to share my view on that... might be a good one for YouTube!
J
Still here. Should I stay or should I go now 🎶
Fantastic episode, James! So much resonated and aligned with me, and I’ll need you to remove that probe from my head now. 😆🙏
James this speaks to me clearly. I love your self disclosure around creativity vs productivity. Parts of me get very enthusiastic for awhile but then it's something else. I've dug a 100 10 ft wells and never hit water. Hmm but insight rarely leads to action as much as action leads to insight.
Thank you. I so appreciate you. I " okay part" have been " studying" hypnosis for 10+ years and I love the philosophical and spiritual implications which you often stimulate but " I " doing is at the back of the room. I'm gonna go shake him.
I really loved this podcast! You have a real gift for teaching and conveying ideas in a practical, accessible way. I've experienced Internal Family Systems as a client in the past but found it made my head feel too busy with so many parts at play. So I loved how you kept it simple. The classroom metaphor is really helpful and I've already used it with my clients, and with my partner (who also listened and loved this episode) to explain and understand a disconnection between us. I'd love to hear more on how you use the hands to symbolise and then move to integration of two ambivalent parts. Thanks!