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EPISODE · Mar 30, 2026 · 30 MIN

A Conversation with Dr Hayley D Quinn: From Self-Neglect to Self-Compassion (Part 1)

from The Practitioner's Heart: Practical Buddhist Wisdom for Therapists and Healthcare Professionals · host Poh Gan

In this spacious and nourishing episode of The Practitioner’s Heart, Poh sits down with Dr. Hayley D. Quinn — mindset and wellbeing coach, former clinical psychologist, author of From Self‑Neglect to Self‑Compassion, autistic/ADHD woman, and one of the most compassionate humans you will meet.This conversation unfolds like a heartfelt offering — exploring joy, identity, compassion, and what it means to live from our inner wisdom. In Part 1, we explore:How Hayley finds joy in simplicity, relationships, and everyday momentsHer courageous decision to step away from the protected title of “clinical psychologist” after 20 yearsThe deep identity work required to let go of a long‑held professional selfHow neurodivergence (autism + ADHD) shaped her understanding of energy, work, and sustainable wellbeingWhat a compassionate relationship with oneself actually looks like in daily lifePractical tools from Compassion Focused Therapy (CFT)Becoming your own fondest friend, greatest cheerleader, and wisest inner guideHow checking in with ourselves mirrors how we care for those we loveThis is a gentle, heartfelt episode for therapists, psychologists, healthcare workers, and spiritual seekers wanting to deepen self‑compassion, reconnect with their inner wisdom, and live in alignment with their wise compassionate Self.Part 2 will be released next week, exploring burnout, self‑neglect, and building sustainable, neurodiversity‑affirming ways of working.About Our Guest - Dr Hayley D Quinn, mindset and wellbeing coachDr Hayley D Quinn is a mindset and wellbeing coach, speaker, trainer and former clinical psychologist. She is a late-identified proud Autistic woman with ADHD. Hayley is the author of From Self-Neglect to Self-Compassion: A compassionate guide to creating a thriving life. She is the host of the Welcome to Self® podcast and past president of Compassionate Mind Australia. Combining clinical expertise, Compassion Focused Therapy training and lived experience to help people prevent burnout, prioritise wellbeing and create thriving lives and businesses that feel meaningful and purposeful.Resources & Links:1. Learn more about Hayley's work https://drhayleydquinn.com/2. Buy Hayley's book, From Self-Neglect to Self-Compassion: A Compassionate Guide to Creating a Thriving Life. 3. Follow Hayley on InstagramDisclaimer:The content discussed in this podcast is for inspiration and educational purposes only. It is not a substitute for therapy or clinical supervision, and our time together does not constitute a therapeutic relationship. Please seek professional support if you are in need.Let us know what you took away from this conversation! Bodhi Inner Path Circle is a contemplative membership community for therapists who long for a regular, supportive, spiritually grounded place to practise, learn Buddha‑Dharma in reflective practice, and connect with dharma friends. We meet every second Friday starting from July 2026 — and the founding member rate is just $55/month.

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In this spacious and nourishing episode of The Practitioner’s Heart, Poh sits down with Dr. Hayley D. Quinn — mindset and wellbeing coach, former clinical psychologist, author of From Self‑Neglect to Self‑Compassion, autistic/ADHD woman, and one of the most compassionate humans you will meet. This conversation unfolds like a heartfelt offering — exploring joy, identity, compassion, and what it means to live from our inner wisdom. In Part 1, we explore: How Hayley finds joy in simplicity...

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