Let's Talk About It with Lori Streator

Dr. Jean Cheng is a Clinical Psychologist practicing in Singapore. Her love for inner child work shines as she discusses how to understand, hear and reparent your inner child. Dr. Jean believes that when we're able to see, pay attention to, and honor the inner child in all of us, we are rewarded with the joy, curiosity, confidence, courage, purpose, and contentment that a child who is loved and secure naturally embodies.

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Dr. Jean's wesbite www.talithakoumpsychology.com

book: Homecoming: Reclaiming & Championing Your Inner Child by John Bradshaw

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Sometimes we try to resist 'worst case scenario' thoughts because we need them to go away. But there are times when we can use them to our advantage and think of the most ridiculous things in order to get our brains back to being problem-solving and practical! Let's talk about playing Worst Case Scenario...

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Dr. Rachel Goldman (Psychologist) joins us today to discuss the stress and uncertainty of these difficult times. She offers support and tangible tips to deal with the stress, and figure out how to re-establish a routine for yourself. Dr. Rachel also discusses acknowledging when you're doing well and reinforces that it's okay to recognize what's going well!

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Closure is something we make up in our minds. Yes. It's the idea that if someone else gives us the answers we want, we'll feel better about the breakup or whatever we're going through. Buuuuut closure has to come from YOU. And today I'm talking about the illusion of closure and how to "take your power back" when it comes to moving on!

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Less commuting time, working from home, no weekend plans... When the shutdowns began back in March, a lot of my clients stopped planning ahead because they had more time. But what happened was that they had to start making decisions in-the-moment based on emotions. The idea that we have "more time" may have created a false sense of security - I'm talking today about how to make decisions based on your goals instead of your emotions during this stressful time.

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Criticism doesn't always feel great to receive. The word itself has a negative connotation. But if we can look at criticism as feedback, and figure out when to LEARN from it and when to LET GO of it we'll be able to handle it so much better!

We'll dive into these 4 Q's you need to ask yourself ::

1. How true is this?
2. Do I value their opinion?
3. Is there something I need to learn?
4. How can I keep moving forward?

Tag me on IG @LoriStreator with your takeaways! I love hearing how you're doing & what you're learning about yourself!

DISCLAIMER :: This podcast is not intended for treatment or diagnostic purposes and is for educational use only. It is not to be used in place of therapy. If you or someone you know is struggling with mental health issues, please reach out to the nearest appropriate professional.

Welcome back! Finally catching up with Crystal, owner of @CrystalDrawsStuff! She shares what's happening in her brand & business, how she's managing her mental health these days and the vision she has for the future.

where it all started - Listen to her first interview Episode 37

Crystal's shop CrystalDrawsStuff.com

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"Learn to rest, not quit."

We're not living in a world that fosters our ability to rest, regroup and recharge ourselves. We're always go-go-go and living with a "hustle culture." But never resting... never taking a step back or a time out... only leads to burn out. Today I'm talking about how I took a step back from the podcast, how I recharged and why you need to do this periodically in your own life!

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DISCLAIMER: This podcast is not intended for treatment purposes and is for educational use only. It is not to be used in place of therapy. If you or someone you know is struggling with mental health issues, please reach out to the nearest appropriate professional.

Sherry Gaba is a licensed psychotherapist and life coach who helps people cope with codependency, addictions, trauma and mental health issues.

As a leading expert in addiction and recovery, Sherry's TV appearances include: Vh1 Celebrity Rehab, CNN, Inside Edition, the Robert Irvine Show and Access Live, E! News, among others. She's also been featured in multiple publications including Cosmopolitan, Women's World, LA Times, the New York Post and others.

Sherry is the author of the best-selling book,The Law of Sobriety, which addresses recovery from addiction and alcoholism through the lens of the Law of Attraction. She's the founder of Wake Up Recovery, an online group coaching program that applies the principles of positive psychology, the Law of Attraction and mindfulness.

Sherry joins us today and shares her expertise when it comes to the narcissistic-codependent relationship. She shares her story with a narcissist and offers a lot of insight and professional wisdom when it comes to dealing with a narcissist and healing the trauma.

RESOURCES ::

visit Sherry's Website SherryGaba.com

$1 trial for Wake Up Recovery online group coaching program

join the Breaking Free from Codependency wait list

book: Love Smacked

book: The Marriage & Relationship Junkie

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Azizi Marshall is the founder & CEO of the Center for Creative Arts Therapy, helping clients heal by harnessing the power of the arts. She's a drama therapist who grew up "acting out" her emotions with her family. Azizi discusses stigmas within mental health, how today's society is impacting teenagers and much more. She also shares how entering and exiting rooms in our daily lives plays a significant role in how we present ourselves.

Tag us with your takeaways on Instagram @LoriStreator and @c4creativeartstherapy

RESOURCES ::

visit Azizi's website www.c4creativeartstherapy.com to learn more

find a therapist - North America Drama Therapy Association

international - International Expressive Arts Therapy Association

book - Persona and Performance by Robert Landy

book - Acting for Real by Renee Emunah

book - The Living Stage by Tian Dayton (one of Azizi's favorites!)

book - The Creative Connection by Natalie Rogers

*for professionals (15 CEUs, online) Center for Creative Arts

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DISCLAIMER: This podcast is not intended for diagnostic or treatment purposes and is for educational use only. It is not to be used in place of therapy. If you or someone you know is struggling with mental health issues, please reach out to the nearest appropriate professional.

**Some of these links may be affiliate links. We may receive a small percentage if you buy something through a link, which helps support this podcast and being able to provide you with free, consistent content.