It Could Be Worse: What a Phrase You've Been Saying to Yourself Is Actually Doing to Your Nervous System
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It Could Be Worse: What a Phrase You've Been Saying to Yourself Is Actually Doing to Your Nervous System
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Episode summary: Del Knight takes four words — 'it could be worse' — and spends an hour unpacking what they're actually doing to your nervous system. What pain minimization is, where it comes from, why comparative suffering is a logically broken system, and what it actually means to let pain be what it is. Funny at the start, real in the middle, liberatory by the end.
Topics covered: Pain minimization · Nervous system dismissal · Somatic storage · Survival adaptation · Minority stress · Comparative suffering · Permission to feel · Liberation-rooted healing
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Links: Soma Roots Therapy Website · Blog companion post · Reach Out & Get Started
Companion Reel: 'It Could Be Worse' — @somaticrootstherapy on Instagram
Next episode: Episode 6 — 'What Actually Happens in a First Therapy Session'