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Is there a part of you that you reject or dislike? How can self-compassion help you rebuild your relationship with that hidden part of yourself?
In this episode, Doug shares the platform with Kate Toye, a self-compassion coach whose mission in life is to help people understand a part of themselves that needs compassion and attention. Kate is a certified compassion inquiry practitioner, a psychotherapeutic approach developed by Gabor Mate, and certified mindfulness wellness and somatic coach through the mindfulness coaching school.
There are hidden parts of a person that are neglected, either unconsciously or intentionally. How does this affect your present life? How can you address these self-issues and be at peace with yourself?
Key Points of the Episode:
Understanding your present self through your past self
Showing compassion for yourself
Trusting yourself and your intuition in order to help others
Understanding a part of yourself through your kids and other people
(04:22) What does a compassionate inquiry practitioner do?
(08:14) How different do we view things when we are children from how we view things now?
(15:16) What is Somatic Coaching?
(23:34) Kate shares what role intuition plays in her sessions with her clients. ?
(26:41)Kate shares the new emotions she felt since she ventured into coaching.
(30:12) What are Parts Work and Compassionate Inquiry?
(31:59) How should your hidden "parts" be dealt with?
(39:44) Kate shares her future plans for her life and coaching career.
(40:56) How can your own kids and other people help you be curious and understand more about yourself?
Website: https://www.katetoye.com/
Email: [email protected]
Facebook: @Kate Toye Self-Compassion Coach
IG: @katetoyeselfcompassion
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Share your thoughts about the Episode: [email protected]
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Check out other episodes of the podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/conversations-with-doug/id1593172364
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Is there a part of you that you reject or dislike? How can self-compassion help you rebuild your relationship with that hidden part of yourself?
In this episode, Doug shares the platform with Kate Toye, a self-compassion coach whose mission in life is to help people understand a part of themselves that needs compassion and attention. Kate is a certified compassion inquiry practitioner, a psychotherapeutic approach developed by Gabor Mate, and certified mindfulness wellness and somatic coach through the mindfulness coaching school.
There are hidden parts of a person that are neglected, either unconsciously or intentionally. How does this affect your present life? How can you address these self-issues and be at peace with yourself?
Key Points of the Episode:
Understanding your present self through your past self
Showing compassion for yourself
Trusting yourself and your intuition in order to help others
Understanding a part of yourself through your kids and other people
(04:22) What does a compassionate inquiry practitioner do?
(08:14) How different do we view things when we are children from how we view things now?
(15:16) What is Somatic Coaching?
(23:34) Kate shares what role intuition plays in her sessions with her clients. ?
(26:41)Kate shares the new emotions she felt since she ventured into coaching.
(30:12) What are Parts Work and Compassionate Inquiry?
(31:59) How should your hidden "parts" be dealt with?
(39:44) Kate shares her future plans for her life and coaching career.
(40:56) How can your own kids and other people help you be curious and understand more about yourself?
Website: https://www.katetoye.com/
Email: [email protected]
Facebook: @Kate Toye Self-Compassion Coach
IG: @katetoyeselfcompassion
Connect with Doug!
Share your thoughts about the Episode: [email protected]
Check out Doug's website and get to know him more: https://www.dougbeitz.com/
Reach out to Doug on Facebook: www.facebook.com/dougbeitz
Connect with Doug on Instagram: www.instagram.com/dougbeitz
Check out other episodes of the podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/conversations-with-doug/id1593172364

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