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Just a short conversation between friends. Topics vary from work, experiences, pandemic and religious anxiety and trauma, future plans, and the latest reading material I'm attached to.
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Song BaliSlam written by Alexis Scarbro, all rights reserved, Copyright 29 May 2021.
Today's episode is a reading accompanied by music created by Alexis Scarbro, the Dalai Momma.
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When I was in therapy for the first few visits, my therapist slammed me with the simple remedy, "You need to just love yourself, more."
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This episode is not only about Racism these days, about what makes us believe there even is any other race than the human race --for real, we are colored, from palest white to darkest black and every shade in between... it's about value of humanity, our self value, the values we place on our children, our loved ones...
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It's been a tough week for me. This week I, Alexis, share experience using the Building Anchors program by Justin Sunseri LMFT, available at Justin's website. I had to find out how to pull out of a Shutdown response due to family trauma and I share all the things I did to not get out of it, and to get out of it. These are amazing bodies we're given, to not use them to their fullest potential seems like squander. Let's learn how to tweak these bodies, open these minds and recognize the control panel in our organism. These bodies are made for living in, not enduring in. These bodies are made to explore, to live, to delve into discoveries and to enjoy all the sensations there are. Let's learn how to discover, together. I share all I gather in therapy and beyond. Here's how I'm snapping out of it. <3
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Alexis Scarbro has her first interview, ever, with Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Justin Sunseri --who's also the host of the life-changing podcast Stuck, Not Broken.
From parenting to sensing emotions in your own body, to regulating your own body --and how help regulate your child, to consequences and police behavior; the conversations are thick and the laughter is, too.
Justin Sunseri LMFT can be found on his podcast Stuck, Not Broken and also at his website, JustinLMFT.com
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Journal Entry May 19, 2020
Music by AlexisScarbro, Mixcraft Studio
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Today's episode centers around the family unit and the roles we parents play in programming and replaying poor programming into our loved, little ones. Mental illnesses don't crop up out of nowhere; dysfunctions are symptoms of abuse and neglect. Spend an > 1/2 hour with me and let me entertain and share a view from an empath's point of view.
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This episode is brought to you by Untigering
An update on what this lone parent is doing during the Covid19 Shutdown and the repercussions of unemployment running out, art, family healing and self love. Alexis shares a conversation on social assistance, on asking for help, on how shame effects the ability to ask for help, how she loves apples, and all the while socializing from a distance.
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opening musical credit goes to Mixcraft and vocals of Alexis Scarbro
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