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Re: holding tension in your body » sunnydays

Posted by Poet on June 7, 2007, at 20:52:40

In reply to holding tension in your body, posted by sunnydays on June 7, 2007, at 20:39:26

Hi Sunnydays,

I hold tension in my body, too. Even as a kid I really didn't relax, my body was stiff.

My anxiety has been higher lately and the last time I saw Dr. Clueless she told me that when I'm feelng it I should think about what memory the current event is triggering from my past. I don't handle criticism well and at work if I make the slightest mistake and even if they correct it nicely I have instant anxiety. I think it goes back to failing math classes and ending up feeling stupid in school. Then again, why can't I just take a pill and it'll go away? Sigh.

I hate feeling little in therapy. It happens alot when my T is running energy work on me. I rarely cry in therapy and the first time I did was when I felt like a little girl. She talked real quite to me, I probably would have screamed had she used the wrong tone of voice. I'm sorry your T saying your name was so upsetting.

I understand feeling like you shouldn't have been born. I tell that to my T all the time.

Poet

 

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