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225 SelfWork: Broken (in the best possible way): A Conversation with Jenny Lawson
Jenny Lawson, known as The Bloggess, has literally thousands who follow her. She’s also a mom, a wife, and luckily for us, an author. Broken (in the best possible way) is her newest book. In all her books, she’s more than open about her struggles with chronic...SelfWork YGTG: How Do You Say Goodbye?
Welcome to SelfWork’s You Get the Gist, five minutes of some ideas you can ponder for the rest of the day. Today YGTG is about saying goodbye. When I knew back in 1992 that my husband and I were going to leave Dallas and move to Arkansas, I distinctly remember a...224 SelfWork: 7 Steps Out of Enmeshment and Into A More Solid Sense of Self
In today’s episode, sponsored by BetterHelp, we’ll be talking about enmeshment. It sometimes can be confused with codependency, terms which some use interchangeably. We’ll focus on not only enmeshed families or couples, but also parent/child enmeshment....SelfWork YGTG: Is Meghan Markle’s Experience Unique?
Today’s YGTG, or “you get the gist” deals not with who’s right and who’s wrong in the ongoing drama between Meghan Markle, Prince Harry and Great Britain’s royals. Nor with the very serious allegations about racism. As a...223 SelfWork: Shining A Light on Women’s Bravery in the Mental Health Arena
It’s Women’s History Month! And I’m excited to announce that SelfWork has a new sponsor – Premium Jane. You can visit them at premiumjane.com and use coupon code SelfWork to get 20% off your purchase! More to come! Today we’ll talk about women...Dr. Margaret’s Book Now Available!
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