Finding Your Pathological Loneliness | Healing the Inner Trauma Child (HITCH Method)

For the first time on YouTube and The Self-Love Recovery Podcast, Ross Rosenberg uses his Healing the Inner Trauma Child (HITCH) Method to provide a visualization exercise designed to connect a person to their inner trauma child and the source of their pathological loneliness.

It aims to uncover and heal pathological loneliness at its core. Join Ross on this transformative journey to better understand and address your own pathological loneliness.

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ABOUT ROSS ROSENBERG
Ross Rosenberg, M.Ed., LCPC, CADC, is a psychotherapist, educator, expert witness, and celebrated author. He is also a global thought leader and clinical expert in codependency, trauma, pathological narcissism, narcissistic abuse, and addictions.

Ross's pioneering codependency contributions are responsible for the sweeping theoretical and practical updates and developing a treatment program that permanently resolves it. Ross has been featured on national TV and radio and is a regular radio and podcast guest.

In addition, he has traveled the world, giving his one-of-a-kind keynote presentations and educational workshops. His global impact is best illustrated by his YouTube channel with 28 million views and 285,000 subscribers and the sale of 185,000 Human Magnet Syndrome books published in 12 languages. In 2013, Ross created The Self-Love Recovery Institute, a hub for his personal development, workshops, professional training, retreats, other programs, and services.

[RossRosenberg]

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[SoulSeeker]

Carl Rogers "On Becoming A Person" - to be we must have acceptance, without any negative judgment. We can accept our story, our journey for ourselves, we can say: "no matter what anyone else thinks about you, you know you, only you know what really happened, all that matters is what I know about this. No one needs to agree, affirm, or stamp their ok, they didn't walk through my hell. I saw my own courage, I remember standing tall in the face of dragons, and ultimately, Im the best one to judge me. I survived using all my wits, all my will all my strength. I did it alone. And Im my best ally. Im always on my side, Im my best friend. "

[SoulSeeker]

Recognize that you've been through a mine field. You have shrapnel all over your body, sometimes you bleed out and collapse, you have been violently maimed and only you can see it. You are a survivor and a soldier who went through a terrifying war - give yourself the cred you deserve. You are tough as nails, battle hardened, shell-shocked, and a bleeding torn up mess. That's what a warrior looks like. You carried yourself off that battle field and you are still buckling under the weight, all these years of being a soldier have cost you everything, cause you have kept going. You saved yourself and perhaps others from hell. You must keep pushing for - the way out.

[well_weathered]

Woe! 🥺 This is powerful! 🧡 Thank you Dr Rosenberg.🌹

[HelenaSL]

Woaw this is so powerfull. I can feel the pain and meet that little loneley girl and take care of her! Thankyou!

[zahrayasin]

I continuously check your new videos Ross you helped me my healing journey ❤

[JimiAProductions]

This is incredible! 😢😢😢 Thank you. I have both of your books and will look into the website as I get deeper into recovery.

[SoulSeeker]

For some reason I can imagine the inner shame child in a Victorian orphanage. The feelings of having a complete wasteland inside are that stark, as stark as a cold, old, scary orphanage photo from the 1800s. This is what haunts me, and follows me everywhere. I throw her on my back and get her out of there. I rescue her and get her out. I tell her "it's not your fault, you did nothing to deserve this. We're getting out! Im taking you with me."

I know this is crazy talk but its the only angle I can use to approach that poor wretch inside haunting the house aI call my past.

[DrNancyLivingCoCreatively]

Peter Levine and Bessel are heroes. I look forward to HITCH. I did on my own become an epigeneticist teacher of transformative learning and change, helping 2 k and minister/mystic. I
learned that my ex was a covert narcissist and I felt free when he passed but I'm still attracted to smart gifted men. And almost 75 I don't express all my gifts. My Mom was controlling and ex of 40 years of belittling. This will be MY year! Got your updated book. I'm on low income and slightly disabled. I'll have to look at pricings. Sounds like EMDR.

[violettagrant]

But what do I do when I still feel like this inner child now? In the present. Lonely. ALL OF THE TIME? Even with people around me? What if I seek this loneliness somehow, although it hurts so much? What do I do when all I ever feel is pain? Physically and emotionally? And I don't even know why? I barely have any memory of the first 20 years of my life. I don't know where this pain comes from.... I feel like such a

[sunshinenyc]

You're doing great 👍 I love your videos

[coach_amy]

Side note: Can you please do an updated video with "Jessica Jones" (The UGLY Truth About Gaslighting, Brainwashing & Mind-Control. A Dysfunctional Family Story)? I don't think she is on YouTube anymore.

Her story is so validating and familiar. Thank you!

[JaiMataDi-jd]

But what if I was not lonely in my childhood? But I still have pathological loneliness. I am victim of extreme narcissistic abuse at the hands of my wife.

[Gabriel-fne]

Nice job Ross with little Rossy inside lol. Could I ask sometimes it feels are to continue talking with your IC because it feels like we need permission from vile people. That EVEN this... Is tainted by PNARCs.