Posts tagged Mental Health
How to Stay Emotionally and Psychologically Safe in the Midst of Distressing Media with Dr Melanie Joy
How to Stay Emotionally and Psychologically Safe in the Midst of Distressing Media with Dr Melanie Joy

Dr. Melanie Joy explores how distressing media impacts sensitive people and why we may turn away from issues we care about. She offers practical self-care tips to prevent nervous system overload, emphasizing how to stay engaged without feeling overwhelmed. Insights on animal welfare are shared from her expertise.

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The Pain of Being Misunderstood and the Joy of Belonging with Julie Bjelland, LMFT and Willow McIntosh

In this episode, Julie Bjelland and Willow McIntosh explore the pain of being misunderstood, the joy in finding belonging, and the transformative power of self-acceptance and honoring one’s true self as a sensitive and neurodivergent person.

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Julie and Willow, AutismJulie BjellandThe Pain of Being Misunderstood, The Joy of Belonging, Self-Acceptance, Self-Honoring, Sensitive Empowerment, Neurodivergent People, Highly Sensitive People, HSP, Autistic Women, Emotional Processing, Setting Boundaries, Finding Community, Grief and Healing, Chronic Health Issues, Authentic Self, High Sensory Intelligence, Julie Bjelland Podcast, Willow McIntosh, Self-Care for Neurodivergent People, Feeling Misunderstood, Belonging and Connection, Sensitive People, Autism Awareness, Mental Health, Emotional WellbeingComment