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It’s Not What You Think
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7 episodes
2 weeks ago
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A chat with our psychologist: Part 2 - Is Self-Compassion the Antidote to shame?
It’s Not What You Think
45 minutes 41 seconds
4 weeks ago
A chat with our psychologist: Part 2 - Is Self-Compassion the Antidote to shame?
In the season finale of Season 1, we're joined once again by clinical psychologist Andrea Wallace for a powerful discussion on the role of self-compassion in healing shame, especially for people living with OCD. Andrea breaks down why shame and OCD so often go hand in hand, and how cultivating self-kindness can be a transformative part of the recovery process. We also explore:    •    Why shame frequently accompanies OCD    •    What to do when withholding joy becomes a compulsion    •    How to help children release shame    •    A simple, guided self-compassion exercise you can try at home    Whether you're living with OCD, supporting someone who is, or simply curious about the link between self-compassion, shame, and mental health, this episode is for you.
It’s Not What You Think