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Are you standing in your own way? Self-sabotage can show up in many forms – procrastination, perfectionism, or even negative self-talk – and it keeps us stuck, frustrated, and disconnected from our goals. These behaviors often stem from fear, limiting beliefs, or unresolved emotions, but the good news is that you CAN break free from […]
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Declutter your negative thoughts this season just like you declutter your home for spring cleaning. Emotional baggage, negative and anxious thoughts weigh us down, creating stress, self-doubt, and negatively affecting our mental health. The good news? You CAN let go of negative thoughts and create space for clarity and peace. In this episode of Ask
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Do limiting beliefs hold you back from your full potential? Of course they do. In this episode of “Ask Dr. Jodi”, I discuss the powerful and often invisible force of limiting beliefs—those internal narratives that quietly shape our behaviors, self-image, and relationships. Before welcoming special guest James Lumumba, I share how limiting beliefs are formed,
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If your relationship with yourself is toxic, it can lead to self-doubt, anxiety, and even impact your mental health and emotional resilience. Plus, since it affects your boundaries, your relationship with yourself lays the foundation for every other relationship in your life. The good news? You can change it. In this episode of Ask Dr. Jodi, Lily and
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Spring is a season of renewal—a time to pause, reflect, and recommit to what truly matters. It’s also an opportunity to build grit, especially in the face of economic uncertainty and political challenges. These stressors can drain your energy, strain relationships, and cloud your perspective. Unfortunately, our instinct is often to withdraw, seeking comfort in
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Healing from an abusive relationship is one of the hardest journeys anyone can take, but it’s also one of the most transformative. Guided meditations can be a powerful tool to help you reconnect with yourself, rebuild your sense of safety, and find peace. In this week’s episode of Ask Dr. Jodi, I explore how guided
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In recent years, there has been a growing recognition of a mental health crisis among young people worldwide. Adolescents and young adults are facing unprecedented levels of stress, anxiety, and depression, exacerbated by factors such as academic pressure, social media influence, and the uncertainties of the future. The COVID-19 pandemic has further intensified these challenges,
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Does your heart race when you get an unexpected text? Do you find yourself jumping at small noises or feeling constantly on edge? Your amygdala – your brain’s built-in alarm system – might be working overtime. It is trying to protect you from danger, even when there isn’t any. That’s its job. Not to decide
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