Sari Broda
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Sari Broda
Inner Child Work & Cognitive Restructuring
1. Understanding Negative Cognitions and Beliefs
Inner Child Work:
Where did this language start? Explore where the negative self-talk or beliefs originated in childhood or early life.
These beliefs often become ingrained as truths in your mind, formed during early experiences.
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Being a good listener and a non judgmental presence is enough.
IFS-Worksheet-Inner-Critic-1
A guided exercise using Internal Family Systems Model prompts to explore and heal your inner critic, fostering deeper understanding, compassion, and communication between different aspects of the self.
LinkGratitude Journal Practice
Daily Gratitude Reflection
Write down 3 things you're grateful for each day.
Make sure to choose something different each time to help you stay mindful of new aspects of your life.
Change Up Your Routine
Do something different every day to break your usual patterns.
Examples: If you usually walk a certain way, take a different
Shame is an emotion that we experience when we've violated some social norm, or some perceived social norm we fear that we have, and we've got to keep our actions secret. Because to reveal them could lead to being cast out of the community or some terrible repercussions. That's how important belonging is.
Podcast - Dr. Will Cole
drwillcole.comBeing human is not hard because you're doing it wrong, it's hard because you're doing it right. You will never change the fact that being human is hard, so you must change your idea that it was ever supposed to be easy