
General mental health related topics and discussions
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 29 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Marla and Nate complete their discussion about grief and loss.
Marla and Nate discuss concepts and challenges related to grief and loss. Marla shares about her work with people struggling to manage life following a difficult loss and experiencing intense grief.
Marla and Nate discuss the value of self-compassion. What it is and isn't. Why it matters and how to improve our practice of it. Link to the article discussed below...
self-compassion.org/wp-content/uploads/publications/SCtheoryarticle.pdf
Marla and Nate discuss the differences between these concepts. They look at recent research and what the benefits to possibly changing our approach may be.
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Love love love this podcast, content and these fantastic hosts. Each episode is so incredibly informative and helpful to understand relationships, emotions, mental health struggles and so much more.
I’ve never heard of the difference between primary and secondary emotions before. I learned a lot!
Nate and Marla are smart, knowledgeable, articulate, warm, funny, and all-around delightful. Their desire to help others comes through loud and clear. Thanks, you two! *****
Highly recommend this podcast!
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