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The Connected Therapist | Private Practice, Self-Care, Marketing, Burnout, Counseling, Couples Therapy
Jen Alley & Gillian Amaro
21 episodes
5 months ago
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Mental Health
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4: Self-Compassion in Therapy: Why It’s Essential for Both You and Your Clients
The Connected Therapist | Private Practice, Self-Care, Marketing, Burnout, Counseling, Couples Therapy
36 minutes 6 seconds
9 months ago
4: Self-Compassion in Therapy: Why It’s Essential for Both You and Your Clients
What if self-compassion is key in preventing burnout and deepening your work with clients? As therapists, we encourage our clients to be kind to themselves, yet we often hold ourselves to impossibly high standards. The way we speak to ourselves and sit with ourselves can shape our emotional resilience, our ability to show up fully in sessions, and our overall well-being. In this episode, we dive into the power (and science) of self-compassion and why self-compassion is a critical part of how we relate to ourselves to prevent burnout. We also talk through ways to help clients move into compassion with themselves and the reason that self-compassion is an important aspect of treatment.    In This Episode, We Cover: The science behind self-compassion and how it impacts our mental and emotional health. How self-criticism and being unkind toward ourselves contributes to stress, imposter syndrome, and emotional exhaustion. The three core components of self-compassion (Dr. Kristin Neff’s framework) and how they apply to therapy: Self-kindness – Treating yourself with warmth and understanding instead of harsh criticism. Common humanity – Recognizing that suffering and imperfection are part of the shared human experience. Mindfulness – Acknowledging your emotions without judgment or over-identification. Practical exercises to cultivate a self-compassionate. How to integrate self-compassion practices into client sessions to help them shift from self-criticism to self-kindness/compassion.   Resources & Links: Dr. Kristin Neff’s Work on Self-Compassion The Mindful Self-Compassion Workbook Tara Broch on RAIN: Recognize, Allow, Investigate, Nurture Understanding Self-Compassion and Empathy with Juliane Taylor Shore (YouTube) The Neurobiology of Compassion with Juliane Taylor Shore (YouTube)   Sponsor:  Simple Practice: Use this link to access an exclusive 30-day free trial PLUS an additional month free when you add a credit card.  Access an exclusive 30-day free trial for your network PLUS an additional month free when they add a credit card     Next Steps: Subscribe to the podcast so you don’t miss an episode. Share this episode with a fellow therapist who might need a reminder that they’re not alone. Leave us a written review wherever you are listening.   Let's Connect: Our Website: www.theconnectedtherapist.org Join the community: The Community + Membership Free Workshop: Community/Connection/Support/Consultation for therapists Free Workshop: Money for therapists      
The Connected Therapist | Private Practice, Self-Care, Marketing, Burnout, Counseling, Couples Therapy