Vanessa - Psychology Coach
Vanessa - Psychology Coach
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The friend I shouldn't have left behind! 😞🦄
Meet Mary Jane, the friend I shouldn't have left behind! 😞🦄 And in the meantime, let's catch up too with a little tour of my Rocky Gym ☺️🌟
#selfmotivation #fitnessjourney #selflove #narcissistabuserecovery #bodybuilding #vlog
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Відео

4 | Eco-therapy | Feeling Good Psychology
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4 | Eco-therapy | Feeling Good Psychology
4 | Learning New Things | Feeling Good Psychology
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4 | Learning New Things | Feeling Good Psychology
4 | Mindfulness Meditation | Feeling Good Psychology
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4 | Mindfulness Meditation | Feeling Good Psychology
4 | Mental Well-being | Feeling Good Psychology
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4 | Mental Well-being | Feeling Good Psychology
3 | Glimmers | Feeling Good Psychology
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3 | Glimmers | Feeling Good Psychology
3 | Creative Journaling | Feeling Good Psychology
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3 | Creative Journaling | Feeling Good Psychology
3 | Heart-brain coherence | Feeling Good Psychology
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3 | Heart-brain coherence | Feeling Good Psychology
3 | Emotional Well-being | Feeling Good Psychology
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3 | Emotional Well-being | Feeling Good Psychology
2 | Sleep Hygiene | Feeling Good Psychology
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2 | Sleep Hygiene | Feeling Good Psychology
2 | Mindful Eating | Feeling Good Psychology
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2 | Mindful Eating | Feeling Good Psychology
2 | Walking | Feeling Good Psychology
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2 | Walking | Feeling Good Psychology
2 | Physical Well-being | Feeling Good Psychology
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2 | Physical Well-being | Feeling Good Psychology
0 | Welcome | Feeling Good Psychology | Online Course
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0 | Welcome | Feeling Good Psychology | Online Course
1.3. | Martin Seligman's PERMA Model | Feeling Good Psychology | Online Course
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1.3. | Martin Seligman's PERMA Model | Feeling Good Psychology | Online Course
1.1. | Well-being in Ancient Greece | Feeling Good Psychology | Online Course
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1.1. | Well-being in Ancient Greece | Feeling Good Psychology | Online Course
1 | Introduction to Well-being | Feeling Good Psychology
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1 | Introduction to Well-being | Feeling Good Psychology
1.2. | Carol Ryff's 6 Factors of Well-being | Feeling Good Psychology | Online Course
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1.2. | Carol Ryff's 6 Factors of Well-being | Feeling Good Psychology | Online Course
🎙️ My Journey as a Highly Sensitive Person
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🎙️ My Journey as a Highly Sensitive Person
🎙️ Feel Your Truth, Think Your Truth, Speak Your Truth
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🎙️ Feel Your Truth, Think Your Truth, Speak Your Truth
🎙️ The Health Consequences Of Not Knowing Yourself
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🎙️ The Health Consequences Of Not Knowing Yourself
🎙️ The Highly Sensitive Person Existential Crisis
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🎙️ The Highly Sensitive Person Existential Crisis
🎙️ The Sensitive In Plato's Cave
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🎙️ The Sensitive In Plato's Cave
🎙️ Who Is The Highly Sensitive Person?
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🎙️ Who Is The Highly Sensitive Person?
🎙️ Integrating The Light and The Dark
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🎙️ Integrating The Light and The Dark
🎙️ What is An Outsider?
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🎙️ What is An Outsider?
🎙️ The Dynamic of Zine Journaling
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🎙️ The Dynamic of Zine Journaling
🎙️ Choosing the Arts & Dealing With Feedback
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🎙️ Choosing the Arts & Dealing With Feedback
🎙️ What to do when we feel triggered on social media?
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🎙️ What to do when we feel triggered on social media?
🎙️ Why Do Women Go For Bad Guys?
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🎙️ Why Do Women Go For Bad Guys?

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @Deeznutz002
    @Deeznutz002 3 місяці тому

    The mind is delusional. We all are idiotic, the problem is you're not supposed to ignore feelings. Alas emotional intelligence is pretentious and don't talk about it, never fixed a problem. Without freedom of speech can people express their personal truth.

  • @_PHENOMENA
    @_PHENOMENA 3 місяці тому

    Beautiful ❤

  • @_PHENOMENA
    @_PHENOMENA 4 місяці тому

    You deserve the best ❤

  • @_PHENOMENA
    @_PHENOMENA 4 місяці тому

    One red flag is enough. Believe them when they show you. I don't argue at all and don't feel any need to defend myself. I don't even like thinking loud. Lol 🤣 Meet people where they are. Read, sense and feel their energy. It never lies.

    • @thepsycoach
      @thepsycoach 4 місяці тому

      You're totally right, energy never lies and it usually is the first to arrive ✨ I don't argue anymore too but I still struggle to let go of some unhelpful cords 🌷

    • @_PHENOMENA
      @_PHENOMENA 4 місяці тому

      @@thepsycoach 🌹🌹🌹

  • @WestLakeAngel
    @WestLakeAngel 4 місяці тому

    Very nice! I’ve been thinking recently that I wish meditation had been taught in kindergarten. My life would have been so different if meditation was understood to be a natural connection to the universe. Thank you!

    • @thepsycoach
      @thepsycoach 4 місяці тому

      I agree with you, I believe it would have done a big difference in our lives ❤️

  • @cjbtoday
    @cjbtoday 4 місяці тому

    Great video, your topics are always interesting, your style is amiable and professional. Quick question... Maslow's hierarchy of needs has "Self actualization" at the top - do you think this is where things like "Meditation" fit in; so that the individual can reach their full potential? Or do you think that Maslow never wanted things like meditation and mindfulness to be part of his hierarchy?

    • @thepsycoach
      @thepsycoach 4 місяці тому

      Thank you, Christian ❤️ Great questions. Yes, meditation and mindfulness would fit right in there. Maslow was also part of the Transpersonal Psychology movement that looked into what is beyond the individual and how we connect with and fit in the greater scheme of reality.

  • @KokopelliBeeFree
    @KokopelliBeeFree 4 місяці тому

    Oh, yummy! - I already know how to veganise them. Should work fine! (2 Tbsps of coconut oil instead of 3 Tbsps of Butter, and 1 Tbsp of chia seeds + 6 Tbsps of water instead of the egg)

    • @thepsycoach
      @thepsycoach 4 місяці тому

      Ohhhhhh... I love that! I'm going to try it and I'll update the recipe! Curious to see how it will turn out - and this way it's much healthier too! 🙏🙏🙏🙏💖 You're the best!!! 💯

    • @KokopelliBeeFree
      @KokopelliBeeFree 4 місяці тому

      @@thepsycoach Awww... <3 When I was fitter, I put quite a bit of energy into finding ways to make healthy and nourishing treats. There's a lot of stuff I can't eat, any more, but that doesn't mean that I don't like comfort foods.

  • @KokopelliBeeFree
    @KokopelliBeeFree 4 місяці тому

    I always find it interesting when people say we mustn't exclude any influence on the internet so we do not get caught up in a limiting bubble. Of course, I curate my space - online as well as offline! If people equal that to not being open-minded, they probably aren't. Otherwise, they'd know the difference.

    • @thepsycoach
      @thepsycoach 4 місяці тому

      Oh my god, who says that...? I think it's wise to be open-minded but it's also wise to have a good sense of judgment and not all influences are good - especially when it comes to the internet where rubbish ideas can spread like fire 😳🔥🚒

    • @KokopelliBeeFree
      @KokopelliBeeFree 4 місяці тому

      @@thepsycoach Exactly that! I don't know if it was only a German thing or what, but for a while I saw folks dissing people for curating their timelines with the argument that you shouldn't exclude others just because they have a different opinion. But the curating wasn't about the differing opinions. It was about the way they were presented.

  • @NylaAbeer-co7rp
    @NylaAbeer-co7rp 4 місяці тому

    Very good ❤

    • @thepsycoach
      @thepsycoach 4 місяці тому

      Thank you! 💖🍪👩‍🍳

  • @charlidee3336
    @charlidee3336 4 місяці тому

    Can’t wait to make these!

    • @thepsycoach
      @thepsycoach 4 місяці тому

      Hope you like them, Charli 😁💖

  • @_PHENOMENA
    @_PHENOMENA 4 місяці тому

    Its not good yo hold things in. You need someone who you trust to express yourself with no judgement, no expectations and receive unconditional love.

    • @thepsycoach
      @thepsycoach 4 місяці тому

      Indeed, not good at all to keep heavy negative emotions inside 💠

  • @_PHENOMENA
    @_PHENOMENA 4 місяці тому

    ❤️💞🙏

  • @_PHENOMENA
    @_PHENOMENA 4 місяці тому

    I'd love to do a Space with you ✨

  • @garyclarke5391
    @garyclarke5391 4 місяці тому

    Awesome 👏😯 Your videos relating to critical thinking resonate deeply with me, I feel like I'm that proverbial square peg in a round hole... Maybe your presentation provides a reason why 💫🌟

    • @thepsycoach
      @thepsycoach 4 місяці тому

      Know the feeling, Gary 😅 I spent a lot of time trying to understand why I couldn't fit in. It's fun to be a square peg though, especially when we accept it 🙏🌟

  • @KokopelliBeeFree
    @KokopelliBeeFree 4 місяці тому

    Great tip to listen to how certain behaviour makes us feel. I noticed for myself, that I can always trust those feelings, even when my mind cannot yet explain it.

    • @thepsycoach
      @thepsycoach 4 місяці тому

      Great point. I wish I had started trusting those feelings earlier on. It would have prevented ugly burned bridges ❤️

    • @KokopelliBeeFree
      @KokopelliBeeFree 4 місяці тому

      @@thepsycoach Same here, Vanessa, same here. <3

  • @techkenX
    @techkenX 4 місяці тому

    yes thank you i been trying to tell people this for so long thank you

  • @KokopelliBeeFree
    @KokopelliBeeFree 4 місяці тому

    I agree that communication is an important part of connection. On the internet, particularly on social media platforms based on text posts, we have a very limited way to exchange information during our communications, so we have to use words to bridge that.

    • @thepsycoach
      @thepsycoach 4 місяці тому

      Agree 💯 and as with any communication channel there is always plenty of room for misunderstandings 😵‍💫

  • @KokopelliBeeFree
    @KokopelliBeeFree 4 місяці тому

    I agree with the point you make in the video. It was very confusing for me initially, that people would think the screen and the keyboard would be an excuse for not being real. Of course, you only see a part of the whole and have less information available online than during physical interaction. But that doesn't mean we can't be who we are and find the people who chose the same approach.

    • @thepsycoach
      @thepsycoach 4 місяці тому

      Same! I'm glad we share this perspective. It was hard for me to accept that not everyone is willing to be themselves. I think it's a tiny bit like "in real life" when people have the need to put mask on top of mask to avoid being their "true selves". Behind a screen it just gets easier for people to do it and be completely detached from their sense of humanity 😔

    • @KokopelliBeeFree
      @KokopelliBeeFree 4 місяці тому

      @@thepsycoach Unfortunately, what you point out about detachment seems to be true. I've seen it with the loveliest hearts online and offline. But with a mask on top of a mask, everything becomes an empty phrase, even acts of kindness, because there is no substance.

  • @cjbtoday
    @cjbtoday 5 місяців тому

    Enjoyed this video. Some great advice. Note, I left a long comment yesterday but it seems to have disappeared 😶‍🌫

    • @thepsycoach
      @thepsycoach 5 місяців тому

      Oh, it did, I didn't see it and it's not held for review 😔 Thank you, Christian 💗

  • @KokopelliBeeFree
    @KokopelliBeeFree 5 місяців тому

    'Being present in the body and feel' ... exactly that is so important. All too often, we try not to feel what poses an inconvenience to us, thus dismissing a significant warning sign concerning our well-being.

    • @thepsycoach
      @thepsycoach 5 місяців тому

      So true... it's like we think it's going to hurt less by running away but it only festers even more until the last straw 💙

  • @KokopelliBeeFree
    @KokopelliBeeFree 5 місяців тому

    Thank you for this video, Vanessa. I agree with what you have pointed out. Expressing anger healthily (without projecting and thus creating more of it) gives it a space to be so that it eventually can transform. Yes, we might forgive the other person, at some point, but we also do that for ourselves. It frees us from that connection.

    • @thepsycoach
      @thepsycoach 5 місяців тому

      Aw thank you so much for tuning in, Stefanie 🫶 and for your precious feedback. I totally agree with you. When we reach that point of letting go... it's like a heavy weight leaves our heart (and mind) ❤️