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- The Breakthrough Program to End Negative Behavior . . . And Feel Great Again
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- Jeffrey Young, Ph.D. & Janet Klosko, Ph.D.
- Plume Books
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- A negative life pattern
- Begins when we’re children or
adolescents
- Repeats itself throughout our
lives
- Comfortable and familiar
- Fights for survival
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- Drawn to the same type of
partner over & over, but your needs aren’t met
- Overreact to the same kind of
situation (“emotional button”)
- Stuck in some area of your life
but can’t change
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- Self-confidence is low
- Constant conflict in your
relationships
- Physical or emotional problems
- Addictions
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- Abandonment
- Mistrust & Abuse
- Emotional Deprivation
- Social Exclusion
- Dependence
- Vulnerability
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- Lifetraps develop when childhood needs are not met
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- Critical
Defectiveness
- Overprotective Dependence
- Cold
Emotional Deprivation
- Controlling Subjugation
- Indulgent Entitlement
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- Surrender . . . . . . Give In
- Escape . . . . . . . . . Run Away
- Counterattack . . . Fight Back
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- We have highest chemistry
toward . . .
- Partners who trigger our
lifetraps
- Partners who fill in the gaps in
our own self-esteem
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- Step One. . .
Recognition
- Identify and feel your
lifetraps.
- See how they play themselves
out in everyday situations.
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- Step Two . . . Thinking
- Build a case against your lifetraps.
- Change your beliefs.
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- Step Three . . .
Feeling
- Get angry at those who helped
create your lifetraps, in imagery.
- Empower yourself. Validate your needs.
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- Step Four . . . Behavior
- Break down your lifetraps into
manageable steps.
- Change your patterns one step at
a time.
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- Step Five . . . Forgiveness
- Forgive those who helped create
your lifetraps, if you can.
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- 1. Understand the major problem.
- 2. Look for a negative life
pattern.
- 3. Get a painful image from
childhood.
- 4. Link childhood image to
current problem.
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- 5. Label schemas.
- 6. Set up dialogue between
Schema Side & Healthy Side.
- 7. Develop a flashcard.
- 8. Break life pattern outside
the session by changing behavior.
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