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Nightmare of huge ocean tides chasing me
Hi, i am PTSD patient since 1994 (childhood). Also i am suffering from Borderline personality disorder. Last few months i have been continuously dreaming about huge ocean tides chasing me... I am under medication too. Why i am dreaming same dream repeatedly.
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Dreams are part of subconscious and Hypnotherapy directly works with subconscious mind. It releases all the past, trauma and suppressed emotions and reprogrammed our brain.
We can understand certain dreams in hypnosis and resolve it there.
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Hi, I am sorry you are feeling this way. I am sure this is confusing for you. Dreams are way for your subconscious to be telling you about something that needs to be healed and released. It looks like there is something or someone emotionally chasing you. It means that there are some unprocessed past incidents which needs to be released in therapy. Once they are emotionally released you will not be seeing the same dreams. A safe space and a trance and some Deep healing emotional release work should do the trick here.
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Since past few months you are often having dreams of huge ocean tides chasing you. The dream could indicate your fear anxiety, and disturbing thoughts and memories about a traumatic event or something that is bothering you.
You are also under medication, it is known that certain medications can cause nightmares. If you are often having nightmares talk to your psychiatrist about it. Along with medication psychotherapy will help you feel calm. With a psychologist you can talk about your lifestyle, eating habits, water intake, caffeine intake, and sleeping pattern. With a psychologist you can also talk about your childhood and relationship with family.
A psychologist will determine if certain lifestyle changes are needed to help you feel calm.
To feel better talk to your psychiatrist about nightmares and consult a psychologist for counselling sessions. Do not worry with counselling sessions you will feel better. Do take care of yourself.
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Consult a psychiatrist and psychologist
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Contact me for counselling session. Along with counselling I can suggest natural foods to calm the mind.
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Experiencing recurring dreams may point at underlying issues regardless of the dream’s content. Adults who experience frequent recurring dreams tend to have worse psychological health than those who do not, and many experts theorize that these dreams may be a way to work through unmet needs , process trauma. Another theory is that recurring nightmares may have given our ancestors the chance to practice detecting and avoiding danger.
People who are under more psychological stress tend to have more negative recurring dreams, although a lack of stress is not related to having more pleasant recurring dreams.
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People with PTSD also tend to have different recurring dreams than people without this disorder. Their most common recurring nightmares involve reliving the traumathat caused their PTSD.
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Recurring dreams can be due to traumatic experiences you had undergone in your childhood.
An adult with a history of PTSD in childhood ,higher cortisol released after exposure to a traumatic reminder .
Along with medications you need to undergo counseling sessions.
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Consult a psychologist for counseling sessions.
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Mr. Sandeep Kumar
Psychologist
12 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Hi, you can book online consultation for dream therapy session for understanding meaning of your dream .
Also understand that you are not PTSD & BPD, a part of you have some issue and you can learn right therapeutic skills to heal and integrate that part of you.
If you become identify with your concerning issue, it could not be healed.
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Mr. Gunjan Maithil
Psychologist
13 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi.. Dreams are an excellent insight into a person's subconscious and unconscious mind. This particular dream of being chased by huge ocean tides represents your insecurities, fears, strong feelings and emotions. It represents you are feeling overwhelmed by various problems in your life and you are feeling unable to deal with them. Please consult a Psychologist and start taking Counselling Sessions on weekly basis. Medications alone won't be able to help.
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Dream Analysis and CBT along with Lifestyle Changes and Interpersonal Guidance & Counselling is required.
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