The Blueprint Ep. 67 Dr. Judy Ho: Loving Kindness, Healing Attachment Wounds, and Self-Discovery
In this enlightening episode of The Blueprint Podcast, host Jason Smith welcomes renowned clinical and forensic neuropsychologist, Dr. Judy Ho, for a deep dive into the intricacies of self-sabotage and the evolution of attachment theory. Dr. Ho, the author of Stop Self-Sabotage and her latest work, The New Rules of Attachment, shares her expert insights on why we often become our own biggest obstacles and how understanding our attachment styles can lead to transformative personal growth.
Unveiling the Roots of Self-Sabotage
The episode kicks off with Dr. Ho discussing the underlying causes of self-sabotage, a theme central to her first book. She sheds light on the six personal triggers that lead individuals to act against their own best interests and outlines practical strategies for overcoming these barriers. Jason and Dr. Ho engage in a thought-provoking discussion on how early life experiences shape these triggers and what it takes to break free from the cycle of self-defeat.
The New Rules of Attachment
Transitioning to her latest publication, Dr. Ho introduces The New Rules of Attachment, offering listeners a fresh perspective on how modern society impacts our attachment styles and relationships. She emphasizes the importance of understanding our attachment patterns to foster healthier connections with others and with ourselves.
Practical Tools and Strategies
Throughout the conversation, Dr. Ho provides listeners with actionable advice and tools for identifying their own patterns of self-sabotage and attachment styles. From journaling exercises to mindfulness practices, she equips the audience with the resources needed to embark on a journey of self-discovery and improvement.
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