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Read more about the article Cultivating Self-Compassion as a Path to Forgiveness
Reduce anxiety and depression with self-compassion

Cultivating Self-Compassion as a Path to Forgiveness

  • Post author:Urim Recovery
  • Post published:September 25, 2022
  • Post category:Coping Skills/Depression/Mindfulness/Neuroception/Self-Compassion
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Self-Compassion sounds like a roundabout way to forgiveness, but resentment, revenge and silence often result in more suffering.

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Read more about the article In Defense of our Defense Mechanisms
In defense of defensiveness

In Defense of our Defense Mechanisms

  • Post author:Urim Recovery
  • Post published:June 3, 2022
  • Post category:Attachment/Coping Skills/Neurobiology/Neuroception/Polyvagal Theory/Self-Compassion/Stress
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The journey to self-compassion lies in developing greater tolerance of the body’s defense mechanisms that show up as defensiveness.

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Read more about the article Finding Healing in Ambivalence

Finding Healing in Ambivalence

  • Post author:Urim Recovery
  • Post published:June 14, 2020
  • Post category:Addiction/Coping Skills/Mindfulness/Self-Compassion
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Ambivalence is not always equivalent to denial or resistance. It can be perceived as thoughtful and considered reflection.

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Read more about the article Self-Compassion and Self-Judgment

Self-Compassion and Self-Judgment

  • Post author:Urim Recovery
  • Post published:June 4, 2020
  • Post category:Depression/Mindfulness/Self-Compassion/Self-Esteem/Trauma
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Self-compassion is an import from Buddhist psychology that works well with mindfulness to calm our inner critic.

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