This Episode Is Going to Trigger You

This Episode Will Trigger You…

In this episode, Raich and Maddy explore something they’re pretty sure will trigger you: compassion.

We dive into the science behind self-compassion, why it actually works, and practical ways to begin developing this skill in your everyday life.

But there’s a twist… compassion isn’t always soft, gentle and soothing. We explore the Yang side of compassion , the active, courageous and sometimes uncomfortable side of compassion that might surprise you.

Because sometimes compassion looks like kindness and acceptance… and sometimes it looks like setting a boundary, taking action, or doing the hard thing.

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We honour Dr. Marsha M. Linehan, psychologist and professor who created Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT).

It’s thanks to Dr. Linehan that DBT has become a proven intervention for a range of mental health challenges.

Wise Mind: A DBT Podcast gratefully acknowledges that DBT is Dr. Linehan’s work, not ours, and we honour her legacy.

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