
We're offering mental health professionals a fresh look at the fundamental cause of stress and distress, and the fundamental source of cure. It's simpler than it has seemed, and the result is sustained mental well-being. Psychology has had it backwards.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 212 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMental Health | |||

The ease and availability of electronic communication is changing the experience of gatherings. Many groups have stopped holding in-person events, and we are losing touch with the importance and depth of people coming together in one space -- the sp... more
Life is a series of ups and downs for all of us. We have no choice about where and into what era we're born, who we will encounter throughout our lives, and what circumstances we may face. Our navigation system APPEARS to be the thoughts we have ab... more
Beliefs are thoughts we have taken seriously over time, so that they appear increasingly less malleable and come to look like truths to us. They take on power in our minds. When a group of people share certain beliefs, they drive actions, both good... more
The essential message we receive from the Principles of Mind, Consciousness, and Thought is that all people, always, have access to insights. But we also have the ability to ignore in-the-moment fresh thoughts when we are caught up in habits or memo... more
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Listen to two highly qualified therapists and best friends that really walk their talk guide you to persistent mental well being. Many therapists and coaches I've worked with come close, but few really capture and teach the essence in this format. Just thinking of this podcast helps me drop right back into that beautiful feeling. thank you for your lovely spirit and wonderful work
Listen to two highly qualified therapists and best friends that really walk their talk guide you to persistent mental well being. Many therapists and coaches I've worked with come close, but few really capture and teach the essence in this format. Just thinking of this podcast helps me drop right back into that beautiful feeling. thank you for your lovely spirit and wonderful work
This podcast has been so helpful for my 3p understanding, my journey from day to day. I’m so, so grateful you offer this and that we get to reap the benefits via your understanding!!!
I have been listening to this podcast for a few years and absolutely love it. I feel that Christine and Judith are my friends. I love to hear their stories and how easily they put life into perspective through the Three Principles. I have in turn received insights and am learning to see life in such a simpler and more enjoyable way. Thank you ladies 😊
Wow ladies . This is the most profound and refreshing podcast I have ever listened to and I have listened to a lot . Thank you from the bottom of my heart ❤️ I see clearly now
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A thoughtful, practitioner-led show that centers on a simple yet powerful idea: well-being arises from understanding thoughts and the mind rather than external circumstances. Across recent episodes, the conversation weaves through themes like innate health, the Three Principles, and the distinction between insight and effortful self-improvement. Listeners hear practical demonstrations—personal stories, hospital moments, classroom dynamics, and real-world coaching—to illustrate how recognizing that thoughts create experience can reduce distress, improve relationships, and foster calmer, more compassionate living. The format leans into warm, down-to-earth discussions between experienced therapists and practitioners, often challenging traditio... more
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