@Ellis564 @LnzyHou @thewebrecluse I look at the therapy first. Find out what the trends are vs the solid "this helped me with x' approaches are. An example, prior to CPTSD being added to the DSM, it was just bundled under PTSD. A common therapy for PTSD is cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT). CBT is a rough ride for CPTSD. When dialectic behavioral therapy (DBT) came out, it was a much better approach. I started with CBT and went back for a tune-up when I found a person who had used it.
@jasod @Ellis564 @LnzyHou @thewebrecluse EMDR was (and is) what has worked best for me. That and deep-diving into Aquinas (which I don’t recommend - that one sort of has to call to you & if it does, you’ll know)
@JGSchaeffer @jasod @Ellis564 @LnzyHou @thewebrecluse Aquinas takes some will power! More than I ever had. He was voluminous about his areas of expertise.
@JGSchaeffer @jasod @Ellis564 @LnzyHou @thewebrecluse He set the standard for Catholic Church Law and the Catechism going forward. HIs impact was massive!
@NiveusLepus @jasod @Ellis564 @LnzyHou @thewebrecluse Yes, indeed! His process amazes me and I constantly refer back to it (in English, my Latin is abysmal) It’s all online now: https://aquinas101.thomisticinstitute.org/st-index