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I'm Dante, a registered psychologist from Australia. In this video I cover the topic of abandonment issues, rejection sensitivity, thoughts of being not good enough, not loveable, self-sabotage in relationships, and fears of always being alone that often stem from childhood trauma. I also cover some solutions to these issues including techniques from cognitive behavioural therapy and acceptance and commitment therapy.

If you have questions let me know and I'll clarify any points :)



I'm Dante, a registered psychologist from Australia. This video isn't a substitute for therapy nor medical advice.

This video focuses on social anxiety, how it creates a feedback loop that results in greater and greater avoidance+anxiety. I also talk about how to work on resolving social anxiety through methods such as calming skills, thought challenging, and I briefly touch on belief changing as well.

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What is retraumatisation, is it real, what is flooding, how does it occur, and what can we do about it? All of these questions I aimed to answer in this episode.


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I'm Dante, a registered psychologist from Australia. This video isn't a substitute for therapy nor medical advice.

Discord: https://discord.gg/CsNwGcUKUf 

I'm Dante, a psychologist from Australia.  This video is a breakdown of the Schema Domain of other-directedness style beliefs: Approval-seeking, Self-sacrifice, and Subjugation.   

Beliefs about vulnerability & failure: https://youtu.be/wsE8JOeJcTM

Beliefs about rejection and abandonment: https://youtu.be/te5BZ2ZG8Go

I wanted to make a quick video discussing the process of actual effective therapy. A complain/comment that I've encountered as a working mental health clinician and one that I encountered again today in a Reddit threat about signs of a bad therapist, was that people have seemingly encountered therapists who do nothing but breathwork or grounding/calming strategies.

While calming strategies clearly have a place, and ensuring that people know about them is helpful, this isn't the bulk of therapy (or at least it shouldn't be). Finding out the reasons that are causing someone's problems (external or internal) and finding resolutions and strategies for those problems should be the collaborative approach of a client and clinician.

If you have any questions, drop a comment and I'll be sure to respond.


Discord: https://discord.gg/CsNwGcUKUf

Self-help despite being a huge industry seems to be changing nothing, so why is that? I believe there are a couple of main reasons which I detail in this video. I think self-help can be very helpful, but it has to be approached correctly, and most of the time it is not.


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