Re-Parenting - Part 27 - Anxiety

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Parenting an anxious child is challenging. What are tools that will help us do this?

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[lifeisbeautiful]

I may seem like an insignificant 1 view on a youtube statistics; but you've gotta know that you've completely changed my life; to an extent that I cannot descrive.
Thank you Sir from the depths of my heart

[MissiJade]

I thought it was just me. Being on edge 24/7, haven’t had a full nights sleep in five years and the way this is expected is actually genius. Never being safe and being abused and abandoned as a child you can’t resolve it. Thats why we continue to feel it now. Mind blown 🤯

[Thatsbannanas-dc]

The word anxiety, makes me anxious.
Thank you for exposing me, and teaching me how to heal.

[hummingpylon]

You have described my life in 50 minutes, and I'm close to becoming 38, I have never parented myself, always procrastinating, now it is difficult as I found myself too self-reliant and simultaneously isolated by the trauma.

[Psalmone]

Mr. Fletcher,
Thank you for the videos. I stream them alot and it’s helped me heal. God bless you sir.

[jessicamorales]

After listening to this great video from Tim, I wonder if there is someone in this world not suffering from wrongly managed anxiety. Thanks Tim for your generous sharing. ❤

[davidnorman]

I think alot of this is deeply rooted in childhood developmental brain trauma

[shellyforceville]

Wow! This just finally put the puzzle pieces together for me in understanding my anxiety, shame, and struggle to put myself out there in the world authentically and bravely. Thank you!

[kathyhathaway]

I am anxious child...well now an adult. thank you for making all these videos. I am an ACOA, 55 years old and always wondered what was wrong with me. I am no longer in that environment. I knew I was from an alcoholic home but had no clue the extent of harm it had on my life until I found out about complex PTSD.

[gember]

It nice to know that I'm in a healing circle now (43 years old and in therapy for most of my life). My anxiety is indeed getting stronger, but I know I'm growing and taking important steps. But....man it's a hard process. Love for everyone recognizing themselves in what Tim is saying. We're all growing and learning. Be gentle with yourself, because it takes time ❤❤❤

[CP-jsnu]

Real help that is informative, compassionate and really practical. Thank you for not revictimizing. Good bless you.

[marianatequiero]

You know your with a narc, when they Shame you for anxiety.. “pull yourself together”
Like mad 😡 disgusted with you, like how dare you look for comfort . It’s terrifying

That’s a good empathy test

[ingridwright]

Thank you for helping me to see myself more clearly. It is comforting to know that others are on this journey with me that understand what the struggle is like.

[jujubes]

I can’t thank you enough for sharing your wisdom so freely and so well put together. Tim, you are a gift. I needed this content as this topic is exactly what I’ve been thinking about lately.

[bethanyvaughan]

My Mum was always frustrated that I bit my nails. I still do it but not as much when I am anxious. I guess it's a sign that I'm healing. Praise God 🙏

[nicolekramer]

Thank you for these videos. It has helped me learn so much about myself and also about the people I work with

[jackperry]

floating helps a lot with anxiety, floating in sensory deprivation tanks...

[iw]

Excellent job. Very informative teaching at the end!👍💜🙏

[ElizabethaSara]

This perfectly describes me and my son. Thank you for this, I’m so sad I’ve passed this on to him but he’s 11 so hopefully I can help him get out of it

[davidnorman]

Lived my whole life like this getting drunk was the only thing which seemed to stop the anxiety