<p>Brokenness is part of the human experience.  We don't have to run from broken spaces.  We can learn to sit with the hurt and create spaces of healing from them.  The poet Rumi said, "The wound is where the light enters you".  In this episode we explore sitting with that broken space and allowing the healing to enter us and grow out from there.</p>

Brokenness is part of the human experience. We don't have to run from broken spaces. We can learn to sit with the hurt and create spaces of healing from them. The poet Rumi said, "The wound is where the light enters you". In this episode we explore sitting with that broken space and allowing the healing to enter us and grow out from there.

<p>Brokenness is part of the human experience. &nbsp;We don't have to run from broken spaces. &nbsp;We can learn to sit with the hurt and create spaces of healing from them. &nbsp;The poet Rumi said, "The wound is where the light enters you". &nbsp;In this episode we explore sitting with that broken space and allowing the healing to enter us and grow out from there.</p>

Broken Spaces

Mindful Recovery is a podcast devoted to helping individuals who are struggling with trauma and addictions.  Mindfulness is a research-based method for dealing with anxiety and trauma.  Psychological and neuroscience studies have found that it is possible to increase the growth of neuronal pathways and retrain our brains in coping with these issues.  Basic techniques like learning to pay attention to our own breathing and looking honestly and non-judgmentally at our broken spaces can begin to create an emotional holding space that allows us to live without reacting to the pain and begin deciding how we want to act on the world we find ourselves in.  This becomes the beginning of recovery and, thus, the beginning of a new and abundant life in recovery.  Whether you struggle with anxiety, mental illness, complex trauma, PTSD, addictions or a multitude of other problems, becoming mindful is the first step along that path.  Here we provide practice, education and support in beginning your journey to healing.  In returning to this podcast as of 2/1/25 officially I am still devoted to emotional regulation teaching through mindfulness and am looking forward to sharing the latest research in neuroscience especially concerning trauma and the brain.  We will also be having open discussions on this show, that will require courage and decency.   This podcast may stir things in you at times and I recommend that if that happens you consider therapy seriously.  "We all go through this life and none of us get out alive.....might as well and git the help getting through we can"---Hillbilly Bob

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Mindful Recovery is a podcast devoted to helping individuals who are struggling with trauma and addictions. Mindfulness is a research-based method for dealing with anxiety and trauma. Psychological and neuroscience studies have found that it is possible to increase the growth of neuronal pathways and retrain our brains in coping with these issues. Basic techniques like learning to pay attention to our own breathing and looking honestly and non-judgmentally at our broken spaces can begin to create an emotional holding space that allows us to live without reacting to the pain and begin deciding how we want to act on the world we find ourselves in. This becomes the beginning of recovery and, thus, the beginning of a new and abundant life in recovery. Whether you struggle with anxiety, mental illness, complex trauma, PTSD, addictions or a multitude of other problems, becoming mindful is the first step along that path. Here we provide practice, education and support in beginning your journey to healing. In returning to this podcast as of 2/1/25 officially I am still devoted to emotional regulation teaching through mindfulness and am looking forward to sharing the latest research in neuroscience especially concerning trauma and the brain. We will also be having open discussions on this show, that will require courage and decency. This podcast may stir things in you at times and I recommend that if that happens you consider therapy seriously. "We all go through this life and none of us get out alive.....might as well and git the help getting through we can"---Hillbilly Bob

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