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Tag: Podcast
Dissociation and Ego States
Ego states theory says that we have many parts of ourselves with different desires and agendas. When we grow up in relative safety, the various parts of ourselves have thinner walls around them that allow the different parts to communicate. …
Dissociation Podcast
In this insightful episode of Psychotherapy Central, host Jennifer Nurick dives deep into the often misunderstood phenomenon of dissociation. This episode is particularly useful for professionals in the mental health field, individuals experiencing dissociation, and anyone interested in psychological phenomena. …
Cory Allen Quote
“Reframing your perspective is a powerful move. When you feel stuck or resistant, pause and look for the upside. Shifting your thinking from ‘I have to do this’ to ‘I get to do this’ engages curiosity. This turns every experience …
PodCast With Cory Allen
Congratulations to Cory Allen on his new book: BRAVE NEW YOU: A road map to believing that more is possible!! Launching a book is such an achievement, a real manifestation of intention and wisdom. I had a wonderful conversation with …
Trauma Treatment Collective Podcast
This was a wonderful conversation with Nina, another incredible therapist with a focus on trauma and healing. If you have some time, check out our conversation: Love Jen x
Mindset of Secure Attachment Podcast
This episode delves into how developing a secure attachment can significantly enhance your relationships and self-awareness as we explore five key aspects of secure attachment. Listen to the Psychotherapy Central podcast through Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Let me know what …
Mindset of Secure Attachment
The Mindset of Secure Attachment To listen to the full episode of our podcast, Psychotherapy Central (episode 29), head to my website, or listen on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Enjoy! Love, Jen and if you want to have a deep …
Mind Love Podcast
Ever notice how certain emotional patterns are like weeds in a garden? They keep cropping up, no matter how many times you think you’ve pulled them out. What if I told you that you might be accidentally perpetuating these patterns …