How to Remain Non-Judgmental in the Face of Major Values Conflicts | E31

Ever found yourself feeling personally triggered by your clients, or silently (perhaps guiltily) feeling judgmental about their values or life choices? Perhaps your client is having an affair, or engaged in criminal activity, or is behaving in ways that are destructive to others. It's normal to have feelings about this! You're not alone—and this episode will change the way you handle it. In this episode of Love, Happiness, and Success For Therapist, we’re diving into a topic that’s so essential to our work: how to remain non-judgmental when your clients’ values conflict with your own. I know it can feel challenging sometimes—believe me, we’ve all been there! But here’s the thing: when you really dig into this work, it not only makes you a better therapist, but it also helps you grow emotionally and personally in ways you didn’t expect. 🌱 The magic of practicing unconditional positive regard is that it stretches you. It makes you more tolerant, more accepting, and honestly, more compassionate in your personal relationships, too. This episode is all about leaning into that discomfort, embracing your clients’ unique journeys, and using it as a tool for your own growth. Let’s explore together how mastering non-judgmental support can foster deeper empathy and help you build stronger relationships in both your professional and personal life. Ready to level up? Let’s dive in! Timestamps:  00:00 – How Values Conflicts Impact Therapists AND Clients 05:05 - Therapists Are Human! 12:30 - The First Step: Self Awareness 14:55 - Authentic Curiosity 18:15 - Working Within Cognitive Dissonance 23:18 - Professional Path Choices 33:03 – Practical Tips for Counselors 33:14 – Supporting Clients on Their Journey 33:26 – Embracing Non-Judgmental Support 33:54 – Personal Growth Through Professional Practice 34:28 – Fostering Tolerance and Perspective Hit play, get comfy, and let's grow together! 🌟 #TherapistLife #UnconditionalPositiveRegard #PersonalGrowth #Empathy #TherapyJourney Xo,  Dr. Lisa Marie Bobby PS: We therapists need to stick together. Let’s be friends on Linkedin!