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EPISODE · Jul 21, 2020 · 32 MIN

The Dark Side of Positivity

from Positively Real Podcast · host Brittny King

“Everything is fine!”, “focus on the positive!”, “Hey, it could always be worse!”How many times has someone said these phrases to you?! Better yet, how often are you using these little phrases - with others or yourself??Putting rose colored lenses on during a tough time (i.e. a global pandemic, a cancelled wedding, the death of a loved one, the death of a job, etc) can be detrimental to our processing of emotions. But our emotions are incredibly informative! Which is why it’s important to recognize our participation in toxic positivity and take the steps to balancing when positivity is necessary and when it’s necessary to just sit in our feelings. If you’re guilty of participating in toxic positivity, it’s okay my friend. I know I've been guilty of it many times in my life and like many other things, it’s a daily practice! The important thing is that we work on it.In this episode I talk about: What toxic positivity isThe tell-tale signs of toxic positivityFalling victim to your own toxic positivitySteps we can take so we don’t fall down the rabbit hole of toxic positivityToxic positivity and its role in spiritual bypassingAnd so much more!Resources: Talkspace Online TherapyKinfolk Optimal Living

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