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Sep 22, 2024 35 min

Inside Out 2: A Therapist's Reaction

from Anxiety I’m So Done with You! Hosted by Lily Aman, Dr Jodi Aman

Hi, I’m Dr. Jodi Aman, and welcome to another episode of Anxiety, I’m So Done With You! Today, we’re diving into the powerful themes of Pixar's Inside Out 2 and exploring how our experiences, beliefs, and emotions shape our sense of self. I’m thrilled to have my daughter, Lily, joining me to share her insights and reflections. Together, we’ll break down the movie’s take on identity, belief systems, and self-acceptance. Let’s jump in! Episode Summary In this episode, Dr. Jodi and her daughter, Lily, discuss Pixar’s Inside Out 2 and the impactful ways it reflects our journey of self-discovery. They explore how experiences, emotions, and memories create beliefs that shape our identities. Dr. Jodi provides insights into how these beliefs can influence our mental health, self-perception, and personal growth, emphasizing the importance of developing a strong sense of self. Lily shares her reactions to key moments in the movie, sparking discussions on concepts like identity, resilience, and joy. This heartfelt episode is both fun and reflective, as Dr. Jodi and Lily look at how self-understanding and emotional awareness can reduce anxiety and enhance well-being. They examine the importance of embracing all emotions and memories as part of a whole, multidimensional self. Key Takeaways Beliefs Shape Identity: Our experiences and memories contribute to beliefs that define our sense of self. By recognizing this, we can actively shape a more positive self-view. Embrace All Emotions: Like the movie shows, emotions like sadness and fear have a place. Embracing all emotions makes our experience of joy even richer. Generate Your Own Happiness: Happiness often requires deliberate effort and isn’t just “natural” for some. Building daily routines that include joy is empowering. Challenge Negative Self-Beliefs: Question beliefs that undermine your self-worth. Changing how you interpret experiences can help create a healthier self-image. Self-Acceptance is Key: Self-actualization is embracing the full spectrum of who you are, including imperfections and complex emotions. Resources mentioned in this show: Watch the video of this episode at the blog: https://jodiaman.com/blog/inside-out-2/ Dr. Jodi Aman’s YouTube Channel: @DoctorJodi Lily's Instagram @c.lily_aman and TikTok @c.lilyaman Generation Z Mental Health Resource Guide: jodiaman.com/guide Redirect Positive Mindset Cards jodiaman.com/order-redirect-flash-cards EnCompass SEL Class Activity jodiaman.com/order-encompass-game Anxiety, I'm So Done with You! Book Thank you so much for listening to Anxiety, I'm So Done With You! If you enjoyed today’s episode, please take a moment to leave a five-star review on Apple Podcasts and share it with someone who needs inspiration or help to heal! ASK DR. JODI Join me live every Monday at 8 p.m. Eastern on YouTube, @doctorjodi, where you can ask your questions in real time. 📣ALL NEW episodes are now on Ask Dr. Jodi - Mental Health and Relationship Advice Podcast.📣 Text JODI to 8334583845 to get in the show message group. 👉👉Get on the list to get reminders about the show, including the topic for the week, PLUS, receive my Gen Z Mental Health Resource Guide here: jodiaman.com/live. Contact Doctor Jodi: • Website: jodiaman.com • TikTok: @doctorjodi • YouTube: @doctorjodi • Instagram: @doctorjodiaman About Dr. Jodi: Jodi Aman is a social work doctor with 28 years of experience in clinical practice. She helps clients heal from trauma, understand the world, and reclaim self-confidence. She created C.O.M.P.A.S.S., an emotional wellness curriculum for middle and high school health classes designed to mitigate symptoms of anxiety and depression. You can find her live-streamed talk show on her YouTube channel @doctorjodi, where she discusses topics unique to Generation Z. Also, watch her TEDx Wilmington talk, "Calm Anxious Kids," and read her award-winning book, Anxiety… I'm So Done with You! to learn how to understand and reverse the current mental health crisis. More about Jodi You’re listening to the Anxiety I'm So Done with You! Podcast with Doctor Jodi. We hope to ease the minds of “the anxious generation.” To do that, this show will guide emerging adults, their parents, and helpers, galvanizing them to release toxic stress, achieve emotional wellness, and hardwire their brains for a happy and meaningful life. Ask Dr. Jodi Live Do you, or does someone you love, have anxiety or ADHD? Do you struggle with motivation and worry about your future? Keep listening. As a psychotherapist, I have worked with young people for 28 years, and I’ve seen and understood the nuances of Generation Z from this rare perspective. Guess what I discovered? Your brain is not broken. You are having a regular human response to the context of this crazy world. You don’t have to feel like this; you can feel better! Tune in live every Monday at 8 PM E on @doctorjodi or binge the recordings. We’ll have relieving conversations, exciting guests, and inspirational stories that will show you how to get rid of worry, recover your energetic bandwidth, and grok a socially conscious life of overflowing joy.

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In this episode, Dr. Jodi Aman and her daughter, Lily, explore Inside Out 2 and the importance of understanding emotions and beliefs in shaping our identity. Learn how to build self-acceptance, embrace all emotions, and reduce anxiety.

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