HeyJaredMindful Resilience
Become the most resilient version of yourself through the toughest times in your life.
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Grief: A Sacred Portal for Transformation (opens the original)
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Subscribe nowThis class is now open for signup: Welcome!For the person who faced a loss and wonders Who am I now?I believe that working with loss as a sacred portal of transformation is one of the most effective ways to step into our new strength and honor the unique person we have become after loss.I announced this class for the waitlist a couple of weeks ago. Those on the waitlist are already signing up, and slots for this beta cla
Emotional Patterns: A Key to Change (opens the original)
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Subscribe nowClarifying emotional patterns is a key to personal development. We can’t change who we are if we don’t know the starting point and issues are. Examining our emotional patterns give us the data, letting us know where the change needs to occur and at least the direction in which we can take the first step.It is important to note here that we are looking at our own emotional patterns, not those of others. We might react to others’ patterns, bu
Disgust: The Forgotten Emotion (opens the original)
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Subscribe nowWhen we talk about emotions, we rarely list disgust. Disgust is the feeling of revulsion in response to something. An old name for it was “dissmell” because the typical facial response is a wrinkling of the face like we are smelling something unpleasant.From an evolutionary perspective, disgust helped protect us from eating rancid food, poison, or other things that might harm us if we put
Welcoming Emotions (opens the original)
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Subscribe nowWhat does it mean to welcome something? We greet it with kindness, open to it in some way, and invite it into our space.Welcoming something isn’t neutral. It isn’t tolerating, being non-judgmental, or just noticing, all of which have a neutrality to the experience. It is active.It also isn’t necessarily liking what comes through that door. If a grumpy relative knocks, we let t
Beyond Grief: Who Are You Now? (opens the original)
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Subscribe nowThank you for your interest. Today’s post is announcing an upcoming class. Next week I will resume the normal posts.In less than 18 months, actually in less than a year, I closed my Chicago psychology practice, moved out-of-state, and lost both parents. Within days of moving, my mother came for a “vacation.” She was hospitalized shortly thereafter and diagnosed with ALS. I spent the first 6 months after m
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