Working with “parts” and “sub-personalities” as we come to consciousness and heal

[GiaK]

new post...might be helpful to some:

 

Those of us whose nervous system have been destroyed by psych drugs and withdrawal from them often find ourselves simply splayed open. In essences, our unconscious is screaming at us because our nervous systems have been gravely injured. As we begin to heal we find ourselves diving more and more deeply into our psyches by necessity. This is about some of what we find. This is not unique to those of us who’ve come off psych drugs…it’s simply laid bare. All our human psyches are made like this. …

 

read the rest

 https://beyondmeds.com/2016/08/28/parts/

[GiaK]

 

Surrender more. Seek less.  

I’ve personally found that trying to change myself actually gets in the way of healing. I am (mostly) okay with acknowledging I am not in control. Sometimes life hands you a crisis where the only way out is coming to accept that reality. For me, what happened to me on psychiatric drugs was one of those situations. In that realization too, there is grace. With grace comes deep healing. …

 

 

https://beyondmeds.com/2016/09/05/surrender-more-seek-less/

[GiaK]

The parts that have been shamed and silenced must come out if we are to heal and be whole  

 

http://goo.gl/N1aVwF

[GiaK]

Developing unconditional friendship with yourself https://beyondmeds.com/2016/09/09/unconditional-friendship/ 

[Petunia]

Thanks GiaK for posting these links.

 

For me, withdrawal and recovery from psyche drugs has been a catalyst for continued spiritual growth, awakening and deeper healing. Many of the articles and posts on your blog have been a great support for me and many others I expect.

[GiaK]

yes, that's what it's been like for me as well...to the point that I'm in utter amazement sometimes as to how it splayed me open and allowed me to have a connection with reality that I had no idea was even available at any other time in my life...it's a pretty paradoxical wonder. thanks Petunia.