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Therapy Ruined My Life
Steven E. Johnson
6 episodes
1 week ago
Perspectives on relationship issues, personal growth, and behavioral health from the lens of someone who has learned and observed too much to go back. Some things you can’t unsee.
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Perspectives on relationship issues, personal growth, and behavioral health from the lens of someone who has learned and observed too much to go back. Some things you can’t unsee.
Show more...
Self-Improvement
Education
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Episode 6: Self Reflection
Therapy Ruined My Life
22 minutes 19 seconds
9 months ago
Episode 6: Self Reflection

Self reflection is an art, a practice, a way of life. Learning ways to self reflect in a healthy way can be challenging at first. There’s a number of ways the mind and ego resist the process of change, and keep us trapped in our negative thinking patterns and reactive behavior.


In this episode I share some tools that have helped me in my self discovery journey. I share some metaphors I find impactful, as well as some personal struggles I’ve had with self reflection. Join me on this discussion and please, leave a comment, rating, and follow if you found something useful.

Therapy Ruined My Life
Perspectives on relationship issues, personal growth, and behavioral health from the lens of someone who has learned and observed too much to go back. Some things you can’t unsee.