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Self-Care Society - Episode 63: Responsible Vulnerability

Episode 63: Responsible Vulnerability

12/13/23 • 17 min

Self-Care Society

Guest Tori Torrence Graham, a social worker at the Erikson Institute, talks about how she strives to strike a work-life balance by making Chicago-style pizza for her family.

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Guest Tori Torrence Graham, a social worker at the Erikson Institute, talks about how she strives to strike a work-life balance by making Chicago-style pizza for her family.

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Episode 62: A Season of Spiritual Awakening

What if the key to rejuvenation and fulfilment lay in our spiritual self-care practices? Let's explore this possibility together. We are here to guide you through an enlightening journey of discovering your spiritual self, especially during the holiday season. We'll unpack various ways of connecting with your spiritual self, be it through religious rituals, meditation or soaking in the serenity of nature, and shine a light on how this practice can improve your mood, physical health and recharge your overall well-being.
Now, imagine navigating life with a sense of purpose, even in the mundane daily tasks. We're going to delve into the challenges of finding that sense of purpose and the vital role self-care within spirituality plays in this quest. We'll discuss how we can seek positivity amidst the ongoing negativity and the necessity of rejuvenating ourselves in order to continue making a positive difference. So, join us as we walk this path together, providing you with practical ways to maintain your spiritual health while also achieving your external goals and dreams. Let's make this holiday season one of spiritual reconnection and renewal!

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Ever been told to 'keep a stiff upper lip' or 'remain strong' in the face of adversity? What if, instead, we acknowledged our pain and allowed ourselves room for self-care? We're taking a deeper look at a powerful quote by Zora Neale Hurston, "If you are silent about your pain, they'll kill you and say you enjoyed it." This conversation examines the burden of silent suffering, challenging the idealization of the 'strong woman' and emphasizing the significance of shared struggles and self-care.
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Self-Care Society - Episode 63: Responsible Vulnerability

Transcript

Speaker 1

Welcome to the Self Care Society podcast with your hosts Celia Williamson , ashley Kutcher , louis Guardiola and Carrie Shaw , a podcast devoted to those whose job it is to help others get or remain mentally , physically and emotionally healthy , but who also need to take care of themselves .

Speaker 2

How we're going to do this ? By first showing

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