Psychology Has It Backwards
Episode 126: If We Don't Fix "Issues," What Do We Do?
Jun 9, 2023
The podcast discusses an alternative approach to psychology, focusing on tapping into innate well-being and having conversations that deepen well-being. It explores the influence of state of mind on perception and the concept of having a quiet mind amidst chaos. The power of wisdom and its impact on our perception and reality is also discussed.
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- Traditional psychologies focus on fixing issues, but a deeper understanding of our spiritual essence can guide us through life.
- Recognizing the transient nature of personal thinking allows individuals to tap into their innate well-being and experience profound changes.
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Shifting Focus from Problems to Innate Health
In this episode, the hosts discuss the shift in perspective from seeing people as psychologically broken and in need of fixing to recognizing their innate health. They emphasize that people are not inherently flawed and do not need to be treated as such. Instead of focusing on solving problems or addressing issues with clients, the hosts advocate for a partnership of health, where practitioners help clients tap into their own well-being and depth of understanding. By pointing people back to their innate health and guiding them to see the positive aspects of their lives, clients can experience relief and profound changes.
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