Beste Conversations With Bucci podcasts (2024)

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045 Healing from Sex Addiction and Love Addiction with Fred Ingham, MA, LMHC, CSAT 1:38:43

5d ago1:38:43

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Intimacy is important and so many people struggle to have close relationships - romantic or otherwise. In this episode, Certified Sex Addiction Therapist (CSAT) Fred Ingham defines Sex Addiction and Love Addiction and shares how he works with his clients to heal these addictions. We talk about these addictions as an “Intimacy Disorder”. In his prac…

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044 "Sex, Timelines and Strategy for Science-Based Dating Success with Dr. Duana Welch." 48:28

1M ago48:28

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Dr. Duana Welch is back to discuss the science of love and relationships. In this episode, we talk a lot about specific dating strategies, including sex and timelines. Definitely check out my conversation with Dr. Duana in episode 43 if you have not already. In episode 43, we talked a lot about the high level details she discusses in her book, “Lov…

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043 "Using Science for Dating and Relationship Success with Dr Duana Welch". 1:09:06

2M ago1:09:06

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"How do you find success in modern dating? Science. At least, that’s what Dr Duana Welch has devoted her life to, helping individuals find (and keep love) using science as a guide. Advice from friends and family can be helpful, but what about having a strategy to understand what works for most people, most of the time? There are, of course, excepti…

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042 Healing from Chronic Pain and Narcissistic Abuse with Adriana Bucci 1:03:30

5M ago1:03:30

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Episode 42 is about the connection between narcissistic abuse and chronic pain. After nearly three decades of enduring narcissistic abuse and four years of dealing with severe chronic pain, Adriana Bucci had to make the choice to embark on her own healing journey (her life depended on it). Once Adriana was able to see the connection between her abu…

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041 From a “Tough Guy” Mentality without Feelings to Emotionally Open and the Power of Group Therapy with Vince Horan." 1:18:50

6M ago1:18:50

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This episode is about unexpected life experiences that carved the path toward what is now the passionate work of Vince Horan. He shares his experiences about being a “tough guy” who didn’t think he could feel feelings, to an open and vulnerable man who feels. It was unexpected group and community experiences that were the invitation to his healing …

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040 "Adult Children of Narcissistic Parents." 54:50

7M ago54:50

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Taylor Damiani is a Psychologist and Parental Narcissism Recovery Coach. She helps adult children of narcissistic parents stop walking on eggshells and step into their power and purpose. Her coaching program helps people who are ready to reclaim their sense of self, peace, and purpose after being raised by narcissistic parents. She believes that he…

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039 “Loving Him without Losing You: How to Stop Disappearing and Start Being Yourself” with Beverly Engel. 39:41

8M ago39:41

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“Loving Him without Losing You” and the idea of the “disappearing woman” is the focus on this podcast with Beverly Engel. Beverly Engel has been a psychotherapist for forty-five years, specializing in the areas of abuse recovery, relationships, women’s issues, and sexuality. She is also the best-selling author of twenty-five self-help books, many o…

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038 Litigation Survival School - Surviving, and Thriving, in the Court System” with Frances Schopick J.D. and Christy McKinley J.D. 58:43

1+ y ago58:43

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"If you have ever been involved in a legal battle, you understand how powerless you feel. It’s scary and it can be incredibly traumatizing. This podcast episode has so much wisdom and I’d encourage you to listen to it, even if you don’t foresee a legal battle in your future. Here is what they say about it. “Litigation Survival School (LSS) offers I…

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037 Choose Again- There is a Better Way 1:13:56

1+ y ago1:13:56

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Wendy and Travis Townsend share their stories in this episode and how they came to the work of Choose Again, driven by pain in their lives which includes the death of a child. They speak beautifully about how they used this work to avoid suffering in their own lives, and how they are committed to sharing this work with others through their Choose A…

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S2.11. The New Mississippi State Flag with Jere Nash 33:10

1+ y ago33:10

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In this episode Mississippi Department of Archives and History director Katie Blount speaks with author Jere Nash about Mississippi’s path to a new state flag.Door Speaking of Mississippi

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S2.10. Race and Slavery in the Old Southwest with Christian Pinnen 34:08

1+ y ago34:08

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In this episode we speak with scholar Christian Pinnen about Natchez, the oldest European settlement on the Mississippi River, and early interactions there between Native peoples, enslaved and free Africans, French, English, and Spanish.Door Speaking of Mississippi

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S2. 9 Daniel de Vise and BB King's Guitar Mastery 56:56

2y ago56:56

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In this episode we speak with the author Daniel de Vise about the life of beloved bluesman BB King. Although King is celebrated around the globe for his music, de Vise argues in his new biography that the guitar player's significance in shaping not just the blues, but nearly all contemporary popular music may still be underrated.…

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S2. 8. A Conversation between Eddie Glaude Jr. and Pamela D.C. Junior 45:20

2y ago45:20

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In this episode we feature a conversation between the celebrated author, Princeton University professor, and Mississippi native Eddie Glaude Jr. and Pamela D.C. Junior, director of the Two Mississippi Museums.Door Speaking of Mississippi

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S2.7. The U.S. Civil Rights Trail with Deborah Douglas 31:16

2y ago31:16

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In this episode we speak with the author Deborah Douglas about her new guidebook on the people, places, and events that made the Civil Rights Movement.Door Speaking of Mississippi

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S2. 6. Mileston with Leroy Johnson and Calvin Head 38:50

2+ y ago38:50

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In this episode we speak with Leroy Johnson and Calvin Head about the Black farming cooperative of Mileston, which began eighty years ago as an experimental federal program that aimed to lift Delta sharecroppers out of poverty, but went on to become one of the safe havens of the Civil Rights Movement.…

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S2. 5. O.N. Pruitt’s Historic Columbus Photographs with Berkley Hudson 35:02

2+ y ago35:02

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In this episode we speak with Berkley Hudson about the photographer O.N. Pruitt, who served as the de facto documentarian of Columbus, Mississippi, during the early twentieth century. But the significance of Pruitt’s work was overlooked, and the photos were in danger of being lost forever.Door Speaking of Mississippi

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S2. 4. The Andrew Bucci Centennial with Margaret Bucci and Beth Batton 39:10

2+ y ago39:10

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In this episode we speak with Beth Batton and Margaret Bucci about the artist Andrew Bucci, The Vicksburg native transcended the bounds of his small native state, and his art is being celebrated across Mississippi in 2022, the centennial of his birth.Door Speaking of Mississippi

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036 (Pt 2 of 2) How not to be an A*SS with Andrew Bauman 33:15

2+ y ago33:15

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“How not to be an A*ss: Essays on being a Good and Safe Man” is the name of the book written by Andrew Bauman that inspired this podcast episode. In it, Andrew shares his own personal story of his own emotional pain drove him to be what he calls an "a*ss" and how he chose to find a path out of that way of living. He also shares many stories of men …

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035 (Pt 1 of 2) How not to be an A*SS with Andrew Bauman 30:26

2+ y ago30:26

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“How not to be an A*ss: Essays on being a Good and Safe Man” is the name of the book written by Andrew Bauman that inspired this podcast episode. In it, Andrew shares his own personal story of his own emotional pain drove him to be what he calls an "a*ss" and how he chose to find a path out of that way of living. He also shares many stories of men …

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S2. 3. The Domestic Slave Trade with Joshua D. Rothman 44:49

2+ y ago44:49

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In this episode we speak with Joshua D. Rothman, author of The Ledger and the Chain: How Domestic Slave Traders Shaped America. The book focuses on the firm of Isaac Franklin, John Armfield, and Rice Ballard, whose slave-trading operation was the largest and most powerful in U.S. history—and which had a principal office in Natchez.…

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S2. 2. A Life in the Blues with Bobby Rush (clean) 41:39

3y ago41:39

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In this episode we talk with the King of the Chitlin’ Circuit, Bobby Rush. The Grammy award-winning musician has recorded more than 400 songs over the course of five decades in the music industry. His new memoir is I Ain’t Studdin’ Ya: My American Blues Story.Door Speaking of Mississippi

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S2. 2. A Life in the Blues with Bobby Rush 41:39

3y ago41:39

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In this episode we talk with the King of the Chitlin’ Circuit, Bobby Rush. The Grammy award-winning musician has recorded more than 400 songs over the course of five decades in the music industry. His new memoir is I Ain’t Studdin’ Ya: My American Blues Story.Door Speaking of Mississippi

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S2. 1. Buildings of Mississippi with Jennifer Baughn 38:49

3y ago38:49

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In this episode we talk with Jennifer V.O. Baughn about her new book on Mississippi in the prestigious Buildings of the United States series. Baughn is chief architectural historian for the Mississippi Department of Archives and History and the author of numerous articles on the state's historic buildings.…

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034 Sober for the Holidays with Sarah Alaimo 58:24

3y ago58:24

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“Pearls and Probation: Adventures of an Alcoholic Good Girl” was the name of the book that Sarah Alaimo recently released that inspired me to have her on the podcast. Sometimes an alcoholic is not what you imagine when you see yourself in the mirror, and Sarah shares her story of how her problem became obvious to her and how her life changed with t…

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033 Healing within as a Catalyst to Purpose 58:15

3+ y ago58:15

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Dr Angelica Benavides (Dr. B) experienced an illness and was told that her life would be cut short. Following her intuition, as well as medical advice, she transformed this experience to an opportunity to live her life's purpose. She had had glimpses of this purpose her entire life and felt clear about what she wanted to do with her life. Dr. B has…

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S1. 6. The Jackson State Shootings with Nancy Bristow 33:05

3+ y ago33:05

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In this episode we talk with Nancy Bristow, author of Steeped in the Blood of Racism: Black Power, Law and Order, and the 1970 Shootings at Jackson State College, which won the Mississippi Historical Society’s prize for best book of 2020. Bristow is distinguished professor of history at the University of Puget Sound.…

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S1. 5. Mississippi's Union Veterans with Jeff Giambrone 36:42

3+ y ago36:42

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In this episode we talk with Jeff Giambrone about the Grand Army of the Republic, an organization for Union veterans that was conceived of in Mississippi. Giambrone is a reference librarian and the author of four books, including a regimental history of the 38th Mississippi Infantry and an illustrated guide to the Vicksburg Campaign and National Mi…

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S1. 4. The Documentary Films of Wilma Mosley Clopton 36:42

3+ y ago36:42

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In this episode we talk with Wilma Mosley Clopton about the people, places, and events that have been the focus of her short documentary films—things like an early southern bus boycott, Black Civil War soldiers, and a 13-year-old Freedom Rider. Clopton’s body of work to date includes twelve films, four books, and one play.…

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S1. 3. Desegregating Public Pools with Randall Kennedy 34:33

3+ y ago34:33

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In this episode we talk with Harvard Law School professor Randall Kennedy about the legal case that resulted when the segregated public swimming pools in Mississippi’s capital city were shut down rather than integrated. Kennedy clerked for Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall and was awarded the 1998 Robert F. Kennedy Book Award for Race, Crime,…

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032 Valentine's Day and Healthy Love 29:33

3+ y ago29:33

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Valentine’s Day is an interesting day, it’s usually either wonderful or horrible. What I want to invite you to see is that most of what we are taught about love doesn’t work. Most of what we are taught isn’t love, and it’s definitely not self-love. We are filled with expectations of others and powerlessness because we have given our self-worth to t…

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S1. 2. Siege of Jackson with Jim Woodrick 27:32

3+ y ago27:32

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In this episode we talk with Jim Woodrick, author of The Civil War Siege of Jackson, Mississippi. That often-overlooked action was an essential component of Gen. Ulysses Grant's Vicksburg Campaign, one of the most significant engagements of the U.S. Civil War. Woodrick is a battlefield guide at the Vicksburg National Military Park and former deputy…

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031: "Rapid Healing from Pornography Addiction and Trauma" with Seth Taylor 1:15:08

3+ y ago1:15:08

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Pornography Addiction was the first symptom of a deeper trauma that Seth stepped into to begin his healing journey. In this episode, we discuss what did not work and step into what did work for Seth on his own journey to deep, energetic healing. Seth Taylor loves to help people discover how unconscious trauma repressed within them is blocking them …

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030 "Bringing Mental Health to Beauty and Fashion" with Jennifer Adams 47:23

3+ y ago47:23

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Jennifer’s experience of healing her own childhood trauma sparked her desire to help others be free 💪. When she's not supporting individuals with their mental health and wellness, she creates content for her own brand https://instagram.com/runwayredla bringing mental health topics into the fashion and beauty realms💄 and is a Marketing Agency Direct…

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S1. 1. Yellow Fever with Deanne Stephens 32:17

4y ago32:17

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In this episode, we talk with Deanne Stephens, the author of Plague among the Magnolias: The 1878 Yellow Fever Epidemic in Mississippi. Stephens is a professor of history at the University of Southern Mississippi and a faculty member with their Center for the Study of the Gulf South.Door Mississippi Department of Archives & History

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029 2020 Review and on to 2021 24:36

4y ago24:36

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Door Jasmine Svare

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Speaking of Mississippi 0:25

4y ago0:25

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Speaking of Mississippi lets you hear lively conversations with authors and experts about the state's landmark moments and overlooked stories. Join host Chris Goodwin to get a historical perspective on the people, places, and events that continue to shape our state.Door Mississippi Department of Archives & History

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028 When People Hurt Us 13:04

4y ago13:04

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Door Jasmine Svare

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027 Master your Finances with Doug Peterson 48:53

4y ago48:53

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Finances cause tension with couples, make people feel frustrated and out of control, and leave business owners feeling overwhelmed. Doug Peterson helps his clients master their finances. Over the last 20 years, Doug Peterson has helped people align their goals and visions both personally and professionally. He founded Get Priorities Straight in 201…

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026 Everything is Messy with Kelly Ann Gorman 55:34

4y ago55:34

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Inspiration, motivation, determination, and a never-give-up attitude are what got Kelly to where she is today. Her biggest dream is to be able to help others get to where they want to be, both personally and professionally. Kelly Ann Gorman is a Podcaster, Author, Business and Life Coach, and Creator of The Happy Workaholic Network. An online desti…

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025 Physical Boundaries and Covid 8:15

4y ago8:15

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Not only are you 100% responsible for your physical body, you are also allowed to decide what works for you. This is going to be a challenge with different opinions as we approach a time of the year where families usually spend a lot of time together.Door Jasmine Svare

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024 Your Spiritual Prescription with Laura Vivonetto 43:30

4y ago43:30

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What is your Spiritual Prescription? What do you need to deeply support yourself and the alignment to your highest self and most abundant path? Laura Vivonetto owns Spiritual Prescription. Not only is it a spiritual product used to gift anyone who needs it, and also a marketing company dedicated to helping creators create branding to align to their…

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023 Managing Stress in your Dog with Kimberly Brown 50:31

4y ago50:31

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Kimberly Brown of Audax K9 Academy talks about how to best support your dog during stressful times. Many people don’t pay attention to the signals that dogs are giving off when they are in distress, and it is in understanding what is happening for our dogs psychologically that we can both (dog and human) find our best support. Kim talks about what …

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022 Self Care Part II 13:05

4y ago13:05

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Door Jasmine Svare

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021 Change your Life with Feng Shui with Karen Carter 1:04:05

4y ago1:04:05

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Karen Rauch Carter is licensed landscape architect, a professional feng shui consultant and healthy-lifestyle designer, educator, and the best-selling author of Move Your Stuff, Change Your Life and Make a Shift, Change Your Life. She coaches, trains, and empowers people to use a variety of techniques to enrich and improve all areas of their lives.…

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020 Self Care Is Important 14:49

4y ago14:49

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Today I am talking about my self-care practices (and occasional lack thereof). Take care of yourself, it mattersDoor Jasmine Svare

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019 Complaining and Victim Mentality 13:26

4y ago13:26

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Do you ever complain? Why do you do it? Is it because you need to feel loved and supported? Is it serving something? In this episode, I talk briefly about complaining and how it might serve us, but how it can also keep us stuck in a victim mindset. How can we be more aware of the things that cause us strife that we have the power to change? Be awar…

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018 Shift your Mindset with Gratitude 17:16

4y ago17:16

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Door Jasmine Svare

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017 Thank you for Thirteen Years Sober 24:02

4y ago24:02

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On August 8th, I celebrated thirteen years sober. I am a completely different person than I was thirteen years ago, as I'm sure many of us are. For me, it was back then that I chose to live a more conscious life and allow myself to be vulnerable enough to know that I had a lot to learn. I do not want to live an unconscious life where I don't deal w…

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016 The Normalcy of Emotions during Covid: Allow their Expression 15:20

4y ago15:20

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Express your emotions. Many of us learned to repress our emotions and sometimes this will lead to the emotions manifesting themselves as physical illness in our bodies. Your emotions are your most authentic and vulnerable part of yourself, let them be there and learn to express them in a way that honors and validates them and you. Own your life and…

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015 Framework for Toxic Relationships with Frances Schopick 30:14

4+ y ago30:14

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Having language and a framework helps us understand. Frances Schopick, JD, MSW served on the Faculty of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and currently serves as Adjunct Faculty at Mount Sinai School of Medicine. She has extensive experience researching Mood and Personality Disorders (such as Narcissism and Antisocial PD) and psychiatric illness…

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