Session 2 | David | In Therapy with Alex Howard
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- Опубліковано 14 тра 2024
- Since his initial session, David has been experiencing feelings of guilt about the death of his father. In this episode, Alex and David explore the inner critic - that voice inside of us that’s always criticising and judging - and the various forms it takes.
0:00 Welcome to "In Therapy"
01:06 David's personal update
03:18 David's shares his regrets with Alex
06:44 The inner critic showing up
12:47 "I've always been tough on myself"
14:54 Coping humour vs hurtful banter
16:17 David remembers his dad
17:42 The masks of the inner critic
20:27 Alex evaluates David's experience
24:20 Thought diary homework
26:38 Alex's thoughts and updates
28:07 Coming up next
In Therapy with Alex Howard follows real-life people on their therapeutic journeys as they grapple with issues like depression, anxiety and chronic illness.
Alex Howard is a London-based Therapeutic Coach dedicated to helping break the stigma around mental health and helping people make real, positive changes in their lives. Alex is also the creator of Therapeutic Coaching and founder of The Optimum Health Clinic and Conscious Life.
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Thank you for sharing David 😊
I’m binge watching this show❤
Thank you for sharing your story ❤
Bless you, David. X
wow i’m doing that homework
You have made a start towards a better future for yourself. Good luck on your journey. x
Great episode, and thank you David for being so open. One question for Alex - how do I increase my awareness of when the Inner Critic is in action? Much of the criticism I aim at myself is automatic and deeply ingrained, and originates from self-regulating as a child growing up in a toxic emotional environment. I've tried using a thought diary in the past, but still find it hard to spontaneously spot the Inner Critic when I'm in company or chatting to others, and very often it's done it's worse before I've realised it's woken up!
Question for Alex - what is the best way to monitor your inner critic?
David you seem such a great guy. Your voice is lovely although I can’t always understand every word and I know shyness causes ones to cover their mouths when talking. Show your handsome face because you do have one!
All the best to you. I love the toe nail thing with your Dad. Am really sorry you lost him this year. Also sorry your cat died. I suffer from GAD and Depression and for over 5 years CFS/ME. and FMG. Keep going Alex is an amazing person.
I have no problem asking for help it’s just sad for some reason when I ask for help nobody shows up often?? And I wonder why I don’t have support over and over again
I have experienced the exact same thing. You aren't alone in that.
Alex, would you invite a Canadian into your care?
I have experienced multiple strategies/ therapies.
I have to say I believe what you are doing may help me break into a couple new plains of consciousness and behaviour .
I have recently experienced multiple medical crisis. Brain tumour , critical large and small poly fibre genetic naturopathy…several more . Now at 58 a wheelchair. .
I am an end of life doula and guide people through grief journeys… Alex I am in a multiple grief journey experiencing my losses in my health.
I know how to deal with grief and isolation and loneliness for others and. I am certainly doing most of my clients strategies but I need help Alex . What do you say? Can you help a fellow commonwealth~er?
I think I can provide inspiration and indeed vulnerability.
I love this channel and am guiding my friends and colleagues to find you!!!!
Hey David, with Jesus dying on the cross not only for our sin but also our short comings and failures to do the right thing, Jesus brings redemption, he redeems that circumstance. only a relationship with Jesus through what He accomplished on the Cross. Will take the guilt away. Praying for you for relief and rest and truth blessings
I had to laugh at the toenail thing but it was also very poignant as I see quite a lot of self-neglect in the area where I live (I moved to Scotland a few years ago) as well as some fierce inner critics who don't allow for even trivial human error. I wonder if there is something in the culture. Bless you on your journey David.