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Andrew Miller, LMFT

@therapyandrew

Los Angeles therapist specializing in eating disorders, addiction, EMDR, brainspotting and psychosomatic illness. Somewhere in there, I practice self-care.

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“A person who has been punished is not thereby simply less inclined to behave in a given way; at best, he learns how to avoid punishment.” ― B.F Skinner, Beyond Freedom and Dignity

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"Once you read “Succession” as primarily about how abusive cycles replicate themselves across generations, so much of what it’s saying about wealth and power snaps into focus." nytimes.com/2023/03/25/opi…

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"... When we finally get past the protective barriers we built as children and we actually feel our genuine emotions, even when those emotions are grief or anger, we certainly feel relief. But we don’t feel only relief... it feels right. And we feel good." -Diana Fosha

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“To the extent you hide your feelings, you are alienated from yourself and others, and your loneliness is proportional.” - Dorothy Briggs

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"When we’re lost in thought, when we’re dreaming, what have we lost? We’ve lost reality. Our life has escaped us." - Charlotte Joko Beck

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"From the beginning, the patient needs to have an experience, a new experience, and that experience should be good—that is, it should feel right and true." - Diana Fosha

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"Trust in things being as they are is the secret of life. But we don’t want to hear that. I can absolutely trust that in the next year my life is going to be changed, different, yet always just the way it is." - Charlotte Joko Beck

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"One has to confront TMS, fight it, or the symptoms will continue. Losing one’s fear and resuming normal physical activity is possibly the most important part of the therapeutic process." - John Sarno

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Many patients have been punished for being honest about their emotions. They learned to conceal their feelings to maintain attachment to an insecure figure. We must show them that feelings are safe and strengthen relationships.