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Jennifer Nurick

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Generosity isn't just a sign of virtue. It's also a mark of intelligence. Data: people with high IQs have more unselfish values, give more to charity, and negotiate better deals for others. They prioritize the long-term collective good over short-term self-interest. It's smarter to be a giver than a taker. Adam grant

Givers and Takers

Jennifer October 15, 2024

Generosity isn't just a sign of virtue. It's also a mark of intelligence. Data: people with high IQs have more unselfish values, give more to charity, and negotiate better deals for others. They prioritize the long-term collective good over short-term …

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Using your body to attune

Using Your Body To Attune

Jennifer October 15, 2024

This is what we call deep empathy, and it’s like a nourishing fertilizer for relationships, helping them grow and thrive. ⁣⁣The body is infinitely wise. ⁣Much love, Jen

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The optimum strategy in behavior change, with yourself and every other human being, is compassion. - Ram Das

Ram Das Quote

Jennifer October 15, 2024

The optimum strategy in behavior change, with yourself and every other human being, is compassion. - Ram Das

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Dissociation

Ep 37 Dissociation

Jennifer October 15, 2024

In this episode, we cover the following: Let me know what you think and if you love it – please leave a review. Big hugs, Jen

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Internal Family Systems training

Internal Family Systems Training

Jennifer October 15, 2024

Assisting at the training was a corrective ‘family’ experience for me. In the group format, I saw people be heard, held, and accepted. I saw people feel safe enough to be deeply vulnerable. This is where the healing happens—so much …

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Resting

Resting

Jennifer October 15, 2024

We often get caught in an inner polarity, a tug of war between a productive part and a part of us that wants to rest. ⁣⁣Turn towards that part that wants to produce and get to know it. ⁣⁣Ask:⁣What is …

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Only 24 Hours to Connect - What Do We Do?

Only 24 Hours to Connect – What Do We Do?

Jennifer September 23, 2024

I’ll be apart from my husband for 29 days in November. I’m taking a retreat to India, and he will visit family in the USA. We have one day to connect between flights in the middle of November. I had …

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Corrective experiences: I feel like I am being too much - I am not too much for this person. They lean in when I think I am ‘too much’. I am usually ignored - I can feel that I am being heard, felt and understood. I typically feel disconnected from others - I feel more connected and safe with this person than usual. My needs are often at the bottom of the pile - Someone is asking what I need and prioritising my needs.

Corrective Experiences

Jennifer September 23, 2024

As a therapist, I know about the importance of corrective experiences. They help create a different template of how we are treated and what that feels like. Staying with corrective experiences and leaning into them is a big part of …

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One of the most powerful gifts you can give your child is to admit when you've made a mistake and then ask for a redo.

A Gift for Your Child

Jennifer September 23, 2024

A redo sounds like: “That came out way too harsh. Can I say it again in a kinder voice?” This teaches your child a few things:

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“If your compassion does not include yourself, it is incomplete.” | Jack Kornfield

“If Your Compassion Does Not Include Yourself, It Is Incomplete.” Jack Kornfield

Jennifer September 19, 2024

“If your compassion does not include yourself, it is incomplete.” | Jack Kornfield

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