HeyJaredInside
This is where healing meets the human experience. It’s where stories, reflections, and conversations unfold with honesty and depth, for anyone who’s tired of quick fix wellness and mental health and wants to feel less alone in the complexity of living.
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You Know You Can’t Stay Here, But You Don’t Know Where You’re Going Next (opens the original)
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The words “I don’t know” are some of the most terrifying, beautiful, wise, and simultaneously quiet words you could ever say out loud. Especially when the “I don’t know” is really “I don’t have the answer yet.” “I don’t know what’s coming next yet” or “I don’t know where I'm going yet.” Oof, scary. Oof, incredible. Because the vulnerability of admitting that uncertainty is forthcoming, can make this moment right now suddenly feel, disorienting. Like you’re walking across a misty bridg
The No Big Deal Method (opens the original)
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One of the simplest ways I've learned to create a sense of safety within my own body is to stop making everything such a big deal. And I don’t mean not caring about things that matter. But, rather, reshaping the size of my own reaction to the every day mistakes, inconveniences, delays, and slightly stressful moments that never needed to become emergencies in the first place. Even though my nervous system learned they should be. Whether it was dropping or spilling something all over the floor. Ru
Talk to your body (opens the original)
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I’m currently in one of the biggest transitions and initiations of my life. And as I approach this threshold, everything in me is stretched, challenged and tender. So as I’ve been moving through the mist of what I’m currently in, I’ve come to rely on the oldest practice in my own book to carry me through it all. And It’s got me thinking about how many of us spend so much time looking for answers, and tools, and solutions to change how we’re feeling, to shift what’s happening in our life or in ou
I never got angry growing up, instead I got quiet, polite and sick (opens the original)
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I was a really emotional child. Not just sensitive, not just affectionate. Think Evanescence playing on my Walkman while writing dark poetry in my bedroom at 10 years old kind of emotional.From the outside though, I just seemed quiet, shy even, polite, observant. I was easy to be around, a good helper, and a chameleon of sorts. Able to blend in quietly into the background of whatever else was going on. Whether it was the Hollywood lights and rolling cameras of the audition rooms I’d be in front
I used to think my world would fall apart every time I lost inspiration, now its my reminder that something great is coming (opens the original)
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