I Shouldn't Feel This Way, with Dr. Alison Cook
New Podcast, plus a bonus video for paid subscribers!
This week on the podcast, we have bestselling author Dr. Alison Cook, a therapist specializing in the integration of faith and psychology, to discuss her latest book, I Shouldn't Feel This Way: Name What’s Hard, Tame Your Guilt, and Transform Self-Sabotage into Brave Action.
Have you ever had a thought or feeling, and then you beat yourself up and say, "I shouldn't feel this way?"
We explore common feelings of guilt and self-blame, emphasizing the importance of thought biopsies and self-reflection to better understand and manage emotions. Dr. Cook outlines her three-step process of naming, framing, and braving emotions, and shares insights on dealing with self-sabotage and relational boundaries.
This is a powerful conversation that will help you if you’ve been stuck after trauma, loss, or any other massive thing. Here’s my favorite clip:
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