Emotional wellbeing: Ingredient 2- Self-Validation / The Four Ingredients of Emotional Wellbeing
Self-Validation is about acknowledging your internal experiences, accepting them as real for you, and allowing them to be there without detaching or dismissing them. Listen to Jess and Dr Al talk about how this can help you tolerate your emotions.
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Needed to revisit this subject, thank you 🙂
very helpful, and interesting nuance : I suddenly realized I skipped the step actually "accepting" my emotions yes, I acknowledged them, yes I allowed them. But really accepting (& understanding) them apparantly makes the difference. by doing that - all of a sudden I felt a big sense of relief in my body. as if a part of me could finally relax now I accepted the emotions :) makes sense. I guess I usually still judge that I feel the way I feel, below the surface
I really love these videos, thank you so much! You present in such a warm and friendly manner which really helps me learn and understand the content :)
Thank you so much! You really help bring these somewhat vague ideas of "emotional well-being" into a down to earth, real, and practical way to address these core human experiences.
Another fantastic video team. Such practical tips. Thank you for these great resources.
Thanks for these great videos. Particular thanks for the mention of how childhood trauma manifests in the invalidation.
She is brilliant