Episode 21: Emotional Literacy

Episode 21 of the Tell Me About Your Mother podcast, hosted by Evan Miller, Melissa Martin, Eli Branscome, titled "Episode 21: Emotional Literacy" was published on May 2, 2023 and runs 57 minutes.

May 2, 2023 ·57m · Tell Me About Your Mother

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Send us Fan Mail subtle minimization in childhoodUsing Lysol to kill monstersSomatic experience informsPhysicians are not mental health professionalsBypassing intellectual blocking by processing clients’ somatic experiencesDangers of pop psychology using incorrect language that impacts clients’ self perceptionsStop using manic episode incorrectly Making past-present connections Sometimes effective therapy is just showing up Dragon themed dildos Ndrea.org free EMDR resource...

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subtle minimization in childhood
Using Lysol to kill monsters
Somatic experience informs
Physicians are not mental health professionals
Bypassing intellectual blocking by processing clients’ somatic experiences
Dangers of pop psychology using incorrect language that impacts clients’ self perceptions
Stop using manic episode incorrectly
Making past-present connections
Sometimes effective therapy is just showing up
Dragon themed dildos

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