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Ep. 15 Nonviolent Communication with Harry Turner
This episode will really help you reflect upon the way that you show up, communicate, set boundaries, view pain and shame, and so much more. Our guest this week, Harry Turner, also known as the Nocturnal Therapist, is a therapist that has moved into the thought leader space as a Life Coach and Guide. He uses the method of "Mental Alchemy,” as a way to transmute, transform, and transcend moments of crisis or periods of stuckness where extreme emotional tension exists.
In this episode, he shares his experience working as a therapist in prisons and other high level places, in addition to what he learned through his experiences and his studies. He tells us about how he was able to turn his pain into purpose and how he learned the importance of nonviolent communication and connection. You might want to get your journal out because this episode could encourage a lot of reflection and thought provoking questions.
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In this episode, he shares his experience working as a therapist in prisons and other high level places, in addition to what he learned through his experiences and his studies. He tells us about how he was able to turn his pain into purpose and how he learned the importance of nonviolent communication and connection. You might want to get your journal out because this episode could encourage a lot of reflection and thought provoking questions.
Hear about Kathlyn and Luke’s Kambo Experience
What’s discussed in this episode:
- Harry’s story and how he became a therapist
- What Harry learned after getting burnt out and taking some time to heal
- Harry’s experience working in prisons
- The cycle of abuse and neglect
- What nonviolent communication is and why it is important
- The importance of connection
- Why we need to stop labeling people
Social Media Links:
- Instagram: @thenocturnaltherapist
- Website: BecomeAnOutlier.com
- Facebook: Become an Outlier
- YouTube: @thenocturnaltherapist
Our Social Media Links:
- Instagram: @connectingthedots.podcast, @kathlyncarneywellness, @melissachammas
- TikTok: @connectingthedotspodcast, @kathlyncarneywellness, @the_lazy_yogi
- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@connectingthedots.podcast
- No Resource Guide this week!
Our Partners:
- Kathlyn Carney Wellness Services
- Organic Olivia Affiliate Link
- Why Not Natural Affiliate Link
- JOI (Just One Ingredient) - Delicious, Clean Label Plant Milk Bases use code KATHLYNCARNEYWELLNESS at checkout for 10% off
- ENERGYbits® | Spirulina and Chlorella Algae use code CTD at checkout for 20% off
*Before purchasing any supplements from our partners, please consult with your physician or nutritionist
Click here to learn more - About the Show
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By Kathlyn CarneyThis episode will really help you reflect upon the way that you show up, communicate, set boundaries, view pain and shame, and so much more. Our guest this week, Harry Turner, also known as the Nocturnal Therapist, is a therapist that has moved into the thought leader space as a Life Coach and Guide. He uses the method of "Mental Alchemy,” as a way to transmute, transform, and transcend moments of crisis or periods of stuckness where extreme emotional tension exists.
In this episode, he shares his experience working as a therapist in prisons and other high level places, in addition to what he learned through his experiences and his studies. He tells us about how he was able to turn his pain into purpose and how he learned the importance of nonviolent communication and connection. You might want to get your journal out because this episode could encourage a lot of reflection and thought provoking questions.
Hear about Kathlyn and Luke’s Kambo Experience
What’s discussed in this episode:
Social Media Links:
Our Social Media Links:
Our Partners:
*Before purchasing any supplements from our partners, please consult with your physician or nutritionist
Click here to learn more - About the Show
In this episode, he shares his experience working as a therapist in prisons and other high level places, in addition to what he learned through his experiences and his studies. He tells us about how he was able to turn his pain into purpose and how he learned the importance of nonviolent communication and connection. You might want to get your journal out because this episode could encourage a lot of reflection and thought provoking questions.
Hear about Kathlyn and Luke’s Kambo Experience
What’s discussed in this episode:
- Harry’s story and how he became a therapist
- What Harry learned after getting burnt out and taking some time to heal
- Harry’s experience working in prisons
- The cycle of abuse and neglect
- What nonviolent communication is and why it is important
- The importance of connection
- Why we need to stop labeling people
Social Media Links:
- Instagram: @thenocturnaltherapist
- Website: BecomeAnOutlier.com
- Facebook: Become an Outlier
- YouTube: @thenocturnaltherapist
Our Social Media Links:
- Instagram: @connectingthedots.podcast, @kathlyncarneywellness, @melissachammas
- TikTok: @connectingthedotspodcast, @kathlyncarneywellness, @the_lazy_yogi
- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@connectingthedots.podcast
- No Resource Guide this week!
Our Partners:
- Kathlyn Carney Wellness Services
- Organic Olivia Affiliate Link
- Why Not Natural Affiliate Link
- JOI (Just One Ingredient) - Delicious, Clean Label Plant Milk Bases use code KATHLYNCARNEYWELLNESS at checkout for 10% off
- ENERGYbits® | Spirulina and Chlorella Algae use code CTD at checkout for 20% off
*Before purchasing any supplements from our partners, please consult with your physician or nutritionist
Click here to learn more - About the Show