EPISODE · Sep 24, 2020 · 58 MIN
Full-Hearted Living with Lauren Selfridge
from A Therapist Takes Her Own Advice · host Rebekah Shackney
In this week’s episode, I’m speaking with Lauren Selfridge, therapist, creative vision consultant and host of the podcast This is not what I ordered. She talks about everything from how Conan O’Brien and a rowing machine figure into her self-care routine to the silver lining of living with multiple sclerosis. Her version of full-hearted living means meeting herself where she is in each moment, allowing whatever feelings arise and encouraging others to do the same.In addition to being a couple's psychotherapist, Lauren is a Creative Vision Consultant, podcast host, portrait photographer, living-room-dance-partier, watercolor artist, and a big fan laughing so hard that she winds up on the floor.After an MS diagnosis in 2015, she experienced a shift in her priorities and her definition of fulfillment. As a result, she's way more focused on joy and connection, and she's passionate about helping other people live their most fulfilled lives now.INFO AND LINKS:Receive a free copy of Lauren's Creative Joy Workbook at redreamyourlife.comListen to the This Is Not What I Ordered podcast at thisisnotwhatiordered.comWelcome to A Therapist Takes Her Own Advice! Don't forget to like and subscribe!Instagram: ATherapistTakesHerOwnAdvicewww.RebekahShackney.com
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In this week’s episode, I’m speaking with Lauren Selfridge, therapist, creative vision consultant and host of the podcast This is not what I ordered. She talks about everything from how Conan O’Brien and a rowing machine figure into her self-care routine to the silver lining of living with multiple sclerosis. Her version of full-hearted living means meeting herself where she is in each moment, allowing whatever feelings arise and encouraging others to do the same. In addition to being a coup...
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