Notes on 'Mr. Toad Goes to Therapy'
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The state of a person
The Child Ego State
What: is built from the remnants of our childhood, containing all the emotions we experienced as children.
The basic emotions of childhood gradually evolve and develop into more subtle and complex behavioral models, which become the core of the self, blend into our bodies, defining our behavior throughout our lives.
The basic emotions of childhood gradually evolve and develop into more subtle and complex behavioral models, which become the core of the self, blend into our bodies, defining our behavior throughout our lives.
divide
Natural child
Joy and affection, anger, sadness, fear
Adaptive children
Compliant behavior in response to strict parents
agree, please, apologize, depend
Defense mechanisms
How to release anger
How to release anger
Parent Ego State
What: It includes all the values and moral views we have learned from our parents since birth,
It also includes the criteria for judging life, allowing us to judge right and wrong.
It also includes the criteria for judging life, allowing us to judge right and wrong.
divide
Strict parents
Critical, angry, strict
Operation mode
1. Criticize others
2. Criticize yourself
1. Criticize others
2. Criticize yourself
Adult status
What: Act in a rational rather than emotional way.
All our knowledge and skills belong to ourselves, not driven by the voices of our parents in our minds from the past, nor trapped by the emotions of our childhood.
Life Coordinates and Psychological Games
Life Coordinates
I'm fine, and you're fine too.
Non-stationary state, but a dynamic process
I think I am good, and I believe others are good.
Show consistency to yourself and others through actions and attitudes
A belief from the heart
I'm fine, you're not.
murder
Critical Parent State
Parenting state (hypocrisy)
I am more heartbroken than you
I am doing this for your own good
I am more heartbroken than you
I am doing this for your own good
I'm not good, you're good.
suicide
I'm not good, neither are you.
Game
alcoholism
generate bad and unpleasant emotions
Guess what I'm thinking
The teacher has always played this game with the students, the teacher is the winner, and the students feel stupid.
I am really unfortunate.
I am convinced that I am unfortunate.
Believing that there are negative forces affecting oneself, feeling unable to control one's life, experiencing anxiety, and feeling that one is not good enough.
Do your best to remember sad and unhappy things, forget or ignore good times.
Prone to depression
PLOM
Poor Little Old Me
Poor Little Old Me
Collude with the other party, secretly or unconsciously cooperate with the other party, causing oneself discomfort. The loser in the game is considered the winner.
attack oneself
Love me no matter what I do
Life is a mess, or intentionally or unintentionally getting into trouble, just to see how tolerant others can be and when they will repel them
I will make the people I respect and love give up on me.
NIGYYSOB
I got you, you bad guy
I got you, you bad guy
Often appear in the workplace, scolding the subordinates who made mistakes, making a big deal out of small things, thus proving "I am good, you are not good"
Why do you always disappoint me?
Strengthen your sense of superiority.
How dare you
Emotional Intelligence
Understand the emotional world in your heart and be able to control it.
People with high EQ
A strong sense of self
Understand your emotions
Be able to manage emotions
Be able to recover from sadness and misfortune
be able to control impulses
Know how to delay gratification
Can identify the feelings of others - empathy
It will lead you from an independent individual to a symbiotic relationship, allowing you to go further on the path of self-growth and perfection.
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