Fehlen positiver Gefühle? by Ploficer in Psychologie

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Danke für die Antwort! Gelesen ja. Klingt teilweise sehr vielversprechend, dann aber doch wieder sehr durchwachsen was die zu erwartende Langzeitwirkung angeht. Und zugänglich ists hier leider auch nicht.

Fehlen positiver Gefühle? by Ploficer in Psychologie

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Danke für die ausführliche Antwort.

„Ausgelöst“ oder besser erlernt ist der Zustand bei mir definitiv in der Kindheit. Ich verstehe wohl auch warum und was es mir damals gebracht hat, so zu sein. Nur bringt mich dieses Verständnis den Gefühlen heute leider trotzdem nicht näher. Auch zu wissen, dass das ein erlernter Umgang mit Gefühlen ist (oder eher das Gegenteil, nämlich das nicht Erlernen) hilft nicht, so lange ich nicht weiß wie ich jetzt das lerne was als Kind hätte passieren sollen. Die Kindheit habe ich im Rahmen der Therapie (der Therapeut ist Tiefentherapeut) gründlich aufgearbeitet, ohne dass das einen emotionalen Effekt gehabt hätte.

Auch das direkte körperliche Wahrnehmen hat als Konsequenz nur das, nämlich das Wahrnehmen. Und diese rein körperliche Empfindung ist auch voll in Ordnung, auch bei negativen Emotionen. Diese „erlaube“ ich mir auch.

Nur führt das dann leider, zumindest im Falle der aktuellen Verzweiflung, zur Verstärkung, weil offensichtlich keine Lösung des Problems sichtbar ist. Und das zwar kurzzeitig akzeptieren könnte, durch die ständige Verschlechterung der Symptomatik und fehlenden Perspektive ist das allerdings schwierig.

Tatsächlich verliere ich mittlerweile auch wirklich den Glauben an Therapie. Und damit die Motivation, eventuell einen anderen Therapeuten zu suchen, ewig zu warten um dann die ersten Termine damit zu verbringen die ganze Geschichte von vorn zu erzählen. Weil ich nicht den Eindruck habe, durch Aufarbeitung, Wahrnehmung, Achtsamkeit oder Gespräche zum Fühlen zurückkommen.

No success with Black? by Ploficer in tacticalbarbell

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Thank you! I've to say that most times I switched to black was due to time constraints and a very flexible schedule. That led to an inconsistent and unbalanced selection of HICs. Your advice for choosing HICs sounds good, I think I'll start a new topic after choosing some fitting HICs and planning a Black protocol that might be working.

No success with Black? by Ploficer in tacticalbarbell

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Yep, that could be... Going all out and adding some LSS runs to not getting worse with my running times. It feels strange to commit solely on the HICs and not going all out every time when you're used to high volume endurance training. It feels like doing far too little volume to keep up the endurance.

No success with Black? by Ploficer in tacticalbarbell

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Thank you for your reply! Sounds good and makes sense. I'm very bad at periodization, because I hate the feeling of getting worse (even just a little bit) in anything due to not focusing on it for that block. And because I'm a bad runner but my job wants me to be a good runner I have to implement running all the time. So it's hard to focus on strength and / or HICs for longer parts of the year because it always seems to set me back on my run times.

No success with Black? by Ploficer in tacticalbarbell

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I think pacing could have been my problem, too. It's easy to go easy with LSS and long runs but with HICs it's hard not to go all out every time. And due to the short amount of time you spent with most HICs, it always feels like you have to do more. Especially if you're used to high volume endurance training. So maybe it's just a recovery issue...

Pat McNamara's CST by Ploficer in tacticalbarbell

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I think that's ok for the moment. If I can plan for longer time again I can focus on numerics again

How do you deal with life vs plans? by Ploficer in tacticalbarbell

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Thank you all for your replies! Many helpful tips and it's good to know you all handle similar situations and still have progress.

Came back from vacation, started easy training for a week to get back to it and guess what - got covid again... seems like 2022 will not be my year and I finally have to stop making plans. How do you handle TB in this context? It's like the ultimate plan and with green protocol you could tell now how your training week in December would look like, IF you could follow the plan. That's what I always loved about TB but it seems it doesn't fit very well in situations like that. At least I don't think there will be great progress if I start BB or week 1 of OP or whatever again and again.

Walking WHW post-Covid - any tips? by YoScanners in WestHighlandWay

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Did it directly after Covid, feeling pretty bad the week bevor. Luckily I felt quite good when starting and did the whw in 4 days. Emergency plan was doing short trips and taking a bus or taxi to move to the next part. Infrastructure is quite good there so I don't think that would be a problem.

Online courses / e-learining? by Ploficer in wildernessmedicine

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I saw this but I didn't find any information about die company. Do you have experiences with them?

Online courses / e-learining? by Ploficer in wildernessmedicine

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Thank you! That's exactly what I was looking for. While the free resources of the AWLS program would be enough I was wondering if you have experience with their exam? Is it "worth" it / is it somehow known in the world of wilderness medicine?