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In my therapy practice and in my coaching business, I use a modality called mind body bridging. One of the things I love about teaching the skills from this modality is how seamlessly it translates into gospel terms. So today I want to show you how I use the terms in this modality to explain symptoms of depression and anxiety and look at them through the lens of the gospel.
PLEASE KEEP IN MIND AS YOU LISTEN: As we dive into specific diagnosis and talking about them, this is not considered therapy and is just informational. If you feel like you need help and support with anything I talk about in these episodes please reach out and get the support and help you need.
Check out the Connection Course
https://www.nikiolsencoaching.cm/connection-course
You might also enjoy these episodes from the Meaningful Minutes Podcast
Episode 95: The Gospel and Your Mental Health
https://www.nikiolsencoaching.com/blog/95
Episode 87: The Natural Man: The Enemy to Your Mental Health
https://www.nikiolsencoaching.com/blog/87
Check out what other resources are available from Niki
https://www.nikiolsencoaching.com
Follow Niki on social media for more free content
https://www.instagram.com/nikiolsencoaching/
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Niki Olsen is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Therapist and coach who uses mental health skills and a spiritual perspective to reduce anxiety, overwhelm and guilt in women by enriching their connection to themselves and God. The Meaningful Minutes podcast aims to help busy Latter-day Saint women learn simple actionable tools to feel more confident in their efforts toward spiritual growth, more inspired and closer to the spirit in 10 minutes or less.
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25% off everything in the LDS Mental Health co. Store
https://ldsmentalhealthco.myshopify.com/
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Send us a text message if you have a question you want answered on the podcast.
In my therapy practice and in my coaching business, I use a modality called mind body bridging. One of the things I love about teaching the skills from this modality is how seamlessly it translates into gospel terms. So today I want to show you how I use the terms in this modality to explain symptoms of depression and anxiety and look at them through the lens of the gospel.
PLEASE KEEP IN MIND AS YOU LISTEN: As we dive into specific diagnosis and talking about them, this is not considered therapy and is just informational. If you feel like you need help and support with anything I talk about in these episodes please reach out and get the support and help you need.
Check out the Connection Course
https://www.nikiolsencoaching.cm/connection-course
You might also enjoy these episodes from the Meaningful Minutes Podcast
Episode 95: The Gospel and Your Mental Health
https://www.nikiolsencoaching.com/blog/95
Episode 87: The Natural Man: The Enemy to Your Mental Health
https://www.nikiolsencoaching.com/blog/87
Check out what other resources are available from Niki
https://www.nikiolsencoaching.com
Follow Niki on social media for more free content
https://www.instagram.com/nikiolsencoaching/
___________________________________________
Niki Olsen is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Therapist and coach who uses mental health skills and a spiritual perspective to reduce anxiety, overwhelm and guilt in women by enriching their connection to themselves and God. The Meaningful Minutes podcast aims to help busy Latter-day Saint women learn simple actionable tools to feel more confident in their efforts toward spiritual growth, more inspired and closer to the spirit in 10 minutes or less.
Black Friday Sale
25% off everything in the LDS Mental Health co. Store
https://ldsmentalhealthco.myshopify.com/

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