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ODD
DMDD
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Intermittent Explosive Disorder

Sudden episodes of impulsive, aggressive,

violent behavior or angry verbal outbursts
in which you react grossly out of proportion
to the situation
 Executive Control

SELF

Adaptive Ego Parts

Partner Son

Dad Sibling

1st Degree Parts

Car Fired
Accident from
Work

Bullied Sexual Loss of

Cruel
Father
at 2nd Degree Parts
Abuse Mother
School
 Executive Control

SELF

Ego
Part
 ODD

Oppositional Defiance Disorder

Frequent and ongoing pattern of anger,

irritability, arguing and defiance
 DMDD

Disruptive Mood Disregulation Disorder

Ongoing irritability, anger, and frequent,

intense temper outbursts
Presenter - Association for the Advancement of
Philosophy and Psychiatry, DSM V launch

“Do you treat Post Traumatic Stress

or just cause it?”

‘The Book of Woe: The DSM and the unmaking of psychiatry’ - Gary Greenberg
 Executive Control

SELF

Ego
Part
 “The impulse towards intense aggression is so
frightening, that the traumatized person will often
turn it inward on themselves, rather than
allowing outward aggression, especially if it is a
desire to kill someone. It can lead to someone
feeling like they want to kill themselves instead.”
- Peter Levine ‘Waking the Tiger’.

]
 Angrophobia

the fear of becoming angry rather than the

fear of others becoming angry with you
 Psychogenic (Black-out) Rage

extreme, almost primitive anger, followed by

unconsciousness
 Executive Control

SELF

Ego
Part
 Stress and Low Testosterone

Cortisone and Testosterone have an inverse

relationship
Indicators of Low Testosterone

Irritability
Mood Swings
Decreased Libido
Fatigue
Lack of motivation
Withdrawal
Anxiety
Lack of concentration
Insomnia

Chicken or Egg?
 Anger is the most self-destructive emotion a body can inflict on itself.

Anger causes Angry faces

the body to look older
age faster from furrows
because and frown
stress lines, which
hormones become
damage the wrinkles,
organs. especially
under-eye.

Anger causes
Anger makes heart attacks
a heart beat and strokes.
.
faster, pushes
blood
pressure up, Anger harms
disrupts the lungs and
hormones and reduces lung
neurological capacity.
paths.
 The Big One

Suppression Melatonin Cortisol

of anger and inhibits cancer suppresses
other growth. the immune
emotions is Angry, system, which
co-indicated stressed allows cells to
with cancer. people have become
low melatonin. cancerous.

People who
suppress
The stress of
anger have a
anger
70% higher
suppression
chance of
.
releases
developing
hormones
cancer.
which damage
natural cell
cycles,
causing
cancer.
The danger of secondary PTSD
The danger of secondary PTSD for children

Children with a parent with PTSD exhibit:

- Anger and violence
- Anxiety and fear
- Sadness and depression
- Inability to concentrate
- Lack of self-esteem
- Bullying
- Hyperactivity
- Withdrawal
- Self-harm

Often misdiagnosed as ADHD and Autism

The Beat Retreat PTSD Protocol

The Beat Retreat Protocol Break Down

•Session 1 - Negativity Clearing

•Session 2 - Ego Parts
•Session 3 - Forgiveness/Acceptance of Others
•Session 4 - Age Regression/Timeline/Rewind
•Session 5 - Forgiveness/Acceptance of Self
•Session 6 - Ego boost/reinforcement/strengthening

All sessions delivered in somnambulism, using

progressive relaxation induction
The Beat Retreat PTSD Protocol

What’s The Lesson?