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Are you in need of more movement in your life? Are you frustrated with the sedentary nature of your life? Movement is not only for physical health, but also for mental, relationship, and community health. In this episode of “Your Life in Process” Diana discusses the foundations of nutritious movement with author and thought leader, Katy Bowman.
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Do you want to feel more connected and fulfilled in your life? Have you been feeling a bit off-course and disengaged? The practice of groundedness leads to a sustainable path to feeding a life in alignment with your values. In this episode of “Your Life in Process,” Diana discusses how to ground deeply in your values with author and executive coach Brad Stulberg.
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What does it mean to live a process-based life? What processes can you engage in that will serve as protective factors for your mental health? And how can you find space even when faced with difficult thoughts, emotions, and sensations? In the launch episode of Season 2 of “Your Life in Process," Diana explores these questions with Dr. Steven Hayes, the co-founder of ACT.
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I know we're just getting started. We're going to take a break, just when we're getting started. I want us to learn how to go hard, push, and put our all into something. Then we can practice some deep rest and restoration so that what we've learned together can get integrated into our lives.
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Do you feel like you keep on doing more, but are never doing enough? Do you feel guilty when you take time off? The struggle of productivity anxiety is common in our achievement and productivity-focused society. In today’s episode of Your Life in Process, join Dr. Diana Hill and frequent contributor Dr. Judson Brewer as they discuss focusing on enjoying the journey of life rather than the outcome. Freedom begins with a shift in attention toward your human yearnings.
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How do you practice a holistic approach to the management of anxiety? How might your mood benefit from incorporating lifestyle and psych-spiritual practices? Taking a whole-person, personalized approach to health can lead to feeling better understood and our lives enhanced. In today’s episode of Your Life in Process, Diana and holistic psychiatrist Dr. Ellen Vora discuss how to take an integrative approach to balancing your body, emotions, mind, and spirit.
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Attachment to ego becomes a problem when it gets in the way of your relationships, your growth, and your life satisfaction. In today’s episode of Your Life in Process, Diana Hill and Dr. Joseph Ciarrochi discuss the practice of non-attachment and how letting go of ego might actually help you perform better. Non-attachment allows for deeper connection and a feeling of interconnection.
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What are healthy boundaries in relationships? Setting boundaries with the ones you love is a necessary challenge to maintaining a relationship. In this episode of Your Life In Process, Diana Hill and boundary guru Nedra Tawwab discuss strategies for how identifying what healthy boundaries are for you and then how to practice small boundary-setting steps that make a huge impact in preserving and protecting relationships. Through the lens of psychological flexibility, boundaries provide inner peace and enhance connection in relationships.
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Are you experiencing emotional and physical depletion from parenting? It has been a long haul in the pandemic and you are not alone. Close to half of the parents reported being burned out. In this episode of Your Life In Process, Diana and Julie Bogart discuss strategies for how to navigate away from burnout and towards an imaginative and psychologically flexible parenting style that aligns with your values. Psychological flexibility allows you to stay connected with your values as a parent and engaged with your children.
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Please enjoy this visualization by Diana Hill based on the ACT principle of perspective-taking to help you get perspective on a problem.
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