Trauma-informed advice for depression recovery and generating sustainable happiness in your life.
Welcome to “Anxiety… I’m So Done With You!” with me, Dr. Jodi. This podcast series accompanies my book for teens and young adults grappling with anxiety and depression. Together, the book and podcast are a complete guide to (1) ditch the toxic stress in your life and (2) hone the skills to hardwire your brain
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Many people lament teletherapy because it is one more example of how technology can separate us, minimizing intimacy. Some people don’t prefer this method because they miss the in-person connection and being able to hug their counselor after sharing their innermost thoughts and feelings. Of course! We feel the same way. Also, clients often associate
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This blog is a love note to all my highly sensitive friends out there. ***I see you and I feel you.*** If you think about human evolution, being highly sensitive to the energies and rhythms around you served people when they were living closer to the earth. Ancient humans were connected to the wisdom and
Is “being left out” your worst fear? It has definitely kept me up at night more times than I can count. It does not feel good to be left out, lonely, isolated, rejected, abandoned or excluded. This is partly because your soul craves belonging. The other part of why belonging is so important to you
When you are so busy with the hustle and bustle of the holidays, it is not easy to find time to do a year in review, let alone a DECADE-IN-REVIEW! But because it is important to me to be consciously moving ahead with what is most precious to me — without getting too sidetracked with
Many years ago, I went to a workshop with medical intuitive, Christel Nani, and she was teaching us how to open our chakras by changing our limiting beliefs. This is when I first witnessed the benefits of singing. There was a man in the audience who stood up with a question. Through wet eyes and
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Fear. It’s everywhere. We are intimately aware of it as it is part of our everyday lives. For some people, fear immobilizes them. They stay home, hesitate, avoid or pull back from risks, opportunities, or relationships due to this fear. This was me for a long time, especially when I was in my worst anxiety
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In researching for my upcoming TEDx talk at TEDx Wilmington’s 7th annual conference on September 27th, I have watched a lot of TEDx talks on anxiety. Here are some of my favorites: Calm Anxious Kids with Simple Chores | Jodi Aman |TEDxWilmington (Of course, I had to include mine in here!) High Functioning Anxiety Jordan
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