#56 Stories, Myths, and Fairytales: How they can Heal

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Talking Your Way to Change

Xan Banker , Psy.D., L.P

80 episodes

6 days ago

Providing educational information about mental health and psychological strategies that can improve your mood, relationships, and community.

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Providing educational information about mental health and psychological strategies that can improve your mood, relationships, and community.

Mental Health

Health & Fitness

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#56 Stories, Myths, and Fairytales: How they can Heal

Talking Your Way to Change

12 minutes 54 seconds

4 years ago

#56 Stories, Myths, and Fairytales: How they can Heal

This episode relates how Joseph Campbell's Hero Journey nd how Dr. Clarissa Estes Women Who Run with Wolves La Loba-The Wolf Woman relates to the self-healing process in therapy. Stories and myths are can give us hope, interpretation, understanding, and wisdom all psychological capacities that that beyond emotion regulation skills.

Estés, Clarissa Pinkola. (1992). Women who run with the wolves : myths and stories of the wild woman archetype. New York :Ballantine Books,