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“When we rest into presence, we discover a larger field of loving awareness holding all our fears, anxieties, and pain — our ultimate resource for healing.” - Bennett Crawford, LCSW
Therapist and mindfulness teacher Bennett Crawford, LCSW, discusses how loving-kindness and self-compassion can become medicine for self-hate and the inner critic. He discusses how the inner critic often tries to protect us, why meeting it with compassion can transform our relationship with ourselves, and how simple daily practices—like grounding, self-talk, and visualization—can rewire the brain toward healing. A conversation about patience, presence, and remembering the love that’s already within you. https://www.hope-wellness.com/bennett-crawford-lcsw
00:00 Understanding Loving Kindness
01:39 Introduction
02:17 Definition of loving kindness
04:00 Loving kindness and self-compassion
06:38 When you hate yourself
09:50 Origins of the inner critic
13:13 Compassion as medicine
16:41 Voice dialogue and IFS tools
21:57 Navigating Self-Hate and Compassion
27:54 The Inner Critic and Its Origins
33:57 Practices for Self-Compassion
40:48 The Nature of Self-Compassion
45:40 Cultivating Love Through Visualization
50:43 Understanding and Embracing Our Stories
55:49 Reparenting and Healing Through Love
01:00:42 The Journey of Being Human and Embracing Vulnerability
01:05:47 The Journey of Healing and Self-Discovery
01:08:24 Experiencing Unconditional Love
01:10:22 Qualities of Secure Attachment
Join us as we walk each other home:
✨ Subscribe for more episodes of the InnerCalling Podcast, where psychology meets mental health and spirituality.
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✨ Learn more about Dr. Victoria Ranade’s psychotherapy and wellness practice at www.hope-wellness.com
✨ Visit www.innercalling.org to join the mailing list and download free mental health resources.
✨ www.drvictoriaranade.com
✨ IG: www.instagram.com/drvictoriaranade
Disclaimer: https://innercalling.org/disclaimer
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By Dr. Victoria Ranade“When we rest into presence, we discover a larger field of loving awareness holding all our fears, anxieties, and pain — our ultimate resource for healing.” - Bennett Crawford, LCSW
Therapist and mindfulness teacher Bennett Crawford, LCSW, discusses how loving-kindness and self-compassion can become medicine for self-hate and the inner critic. He discusses how the inner critic often tries to protect us, why meeting it with compassion can transform our relationship with ourselves, and how simple daily practices—like grounding, self-talk, and visualization—can rewire the brain toward healing. A conversation about patience, presence, and remembering the love that’s already within you. https://www.hope-wellness.com/bennett-crawford-lcsw
00:00 Understanding Loving Kindness
01:39 Introduction
02:17 Definition of loving kindness
04:00 Loving kindness and self-compassion
06:38 When you hate yourself
09:50 Origins of the inner critic
13:13 Compassion as medicine
16:41 Voice dialogue and IFS tools
21:57 Navigating Self-Hate and Compassion
27:54 The Inner Critic and Its Origins
33:57 Practices for Self-Compassion
40:48 The Nature of Self-Compassion
45:40 Cultivating Love Through Visualization
50:43 Understanding and Embracing Our Stories
55:49 Reparenting and Healing Through Love
01:00:42 The Journey of Being Human and Embracing Vulnerability
01:05:47 The Journey of Healing and Self-Discovery
01:08:24 Experiencing Unconditional Love
01:10:22 Qualities of Secure Attachment
Join us as we walk each other home:
✨ Subscribe for more episodes of the InnerCalling Podcast, where psychology meets mental health and spirituality.
✨ Share this episode
✨ Learn more about Dr. Victoria Ranade’s psychotherapy and wellness practice at www.hope-wellness.com
✨ Visit www.innercalling.org to join the mailing list and download free mental health resources.
✨ www.drvictoriaranade.com
✨ IG: www.instagram.com/drvictoriaranade
Disclaimer: https://innercalling.org/disclaimer
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.