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Conversation 8: Healthy Boundaries, Part 3 -- Cultivating Inner Organization
Sep 7, 2021
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Conversation 7: Healthy Boundaries, Part 2 -- Cultivating Coherence
Sep 21, 2020
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Conversation 6: Healthy Boundaries, Part 1 -- Cultivating Aliveness
May 14, 2020
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Conversation 5: Gifted Trauma & the Climate Emergency
Jul 11, 2019
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Conversation 4: Gifted Needs & Symbolism
May 1, 2019
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| Date | Episode | Description | Length | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9/7/21 |  Conversation 8: Healthy Boundaries, Part 3 -- Cultivating Inner Organization | In this episode, Jennifer Harvey Sallin & Karin Eglinton conclude our three-part episode series on healthy boundaries by exploring the cultivation of inner organization. Particularly important in this discussion are educational trauma and various dominant ideologies which, when unnamed and unnoticed, make it difficult for us to show up in the world in an organized, generative and well-boundaried manner. We explore the process of self-reeducation and unlearning that many of us must commit to in order to recover our inner organization, employ healthy boundaries, and inhabit our place and role in the current world. You'll find links to resources mentioned in this episode at: www.intergifted.com/conversations-gifted-trauma To support our podcast, consider making a donation at: www.paypal.me/intergifted. __ More information available about gifted adult development via www.intergifted.com. | — | |
| 9/21/20 |  Conversation 7: Healthy Boundaries, Part 2 -- Cultivating Coherence | In this episode, Jennifer Harvey Sallin & Karin Eglinton continue our exploration on cultivating healthy boundaries by looking deeply at individual, social and collective coherence and its role in helping us to be generative and boundaried adults. This is one of our longer episodes, and it reflects the importance of this topic in our world of quickly compiling and accelerating crises and conflicts. This is part 2 of 3 in our cultivating healthy boundaries episode series. You'll find links to resources mentioned in this episode at: www.intergifted.com/conversations-gifted-trauma To support our podcast, consider making a donation at: www.paypal.me/intergifted. __ For more on gifted adult development, to to: www.intergifted.com. | — | |
| 5/14/20 |  Conversation 6: Healthy Boundaries, Part 1 -- Cultivating Aliveness | In this episode, which is part one of a three-part series of episodes, Jennifer Harvey Sallin & Karin Eglinton explore an essential topic to healing from gifted trauma: cultivating healthy boundaries. We introduce the themes of cultivating aliveness, coherence, and inner organization in helping us heal from trauma and create sustainable relationships. This episode focuses specifically on the cultivation of aliveness. We explore how our sense of full aliveness can become distorted or dampened through trauma, how that affects our relationships, and how we can reconnect with our full aliveness as a healthy boundary for generative relationships. Links to resources mentioned in this episode can be found at: www.intergifted.com/conversations-gifted-trauma To support our podcast, consider making a donation at: www.paypal.me/intergifted __ For more information on gifted adult development, visit www.intergifted.com | — | |
| 7/11/19 |  Conversation 5: Gifted Trauma & the Climate Emergency | In this episode, Jennifer Harvey Sallin & Karin Eglinton explore how gifted trauma predisposes many of us to strong and painful - and sometimes debilitating - reactions to the climate emergency. Karin shares her personal story of how she was affected by this and worked through it, and we explore together what a gifted person can do now to heal from the inside as well as to contribute to the healing of the planet. It is a raw and real, and honest and hopeful conversation. Links and resources mentioned can be found at: www.intergifted.com/conversations-gifted-trauma To support our podcast, consider making a donation at: www.paypal.me/intergifted __ Learn more about I Heart Earth and join us there at: www.facebook.com/iheartearthmeditations For more information about adult gifted development, visit www.intergifted.com | — | |
| 5/1/19 |  Conversation 4: Gifted Needs & Symbolism | In this episode, Jennifer Harvey Sallin & Karin Eglinton explore gifted-specific needs. In response to gifted-specific trauma, we often get distanced from a present-moment awareness of our gifted-specific needs and enter into a negative feedback-loop of self-alienation. We explore how this cycle gets started, and how we can interrupt it and exit it by becoming dynamically aware of and responsive to our own gifted needs. You can find links to the resources mentioned in our episode at: www.intergifted.com/conversations-gifted-trauma To support our podcast, consider making a donation at: www.paypal.me/intergifted __ More information about gifted adult development at: www.intergifted.com | — | |
| 3/7/19 |  Conversation 3: Gifted Trauma & The Body | In this episode, Jennifer Harvey Sallin & Karin Eglinton explore the effects of gifted trauma on the body - shock to the brain, muscular and neuronal holding patterns and physical blocks, illnesses, disability and other longer-term bodily effects. All of these, in turn, affect our ability to self-care, to be healthy, to be fully present in our relationships, to be in touch with our intuition and to feel hope and a sense of clear purpose in life. They also affect the way we feel able or not able to access and enjoy our gifted mind. Thanks to an increasing scientific understanding of somatic modes of healing, we can include these comprehensive tools and frameworks into our gifted healing process. Resources and links from this episode can be found at: www.intergifted.com/conversations-gifted-trauma To support our podcast, consider making a donation at: www.paypal.me/intergifted __ More information about gifted adult development at: www.intergifted.com | — | |
| 2/14/19 |  Conversation 2: Healing Through (Gifted) Connection | In this episode, Jennifer Harvey Sallin & Karin Eglinton explore how gifted-specific trauma is often felt as a disconnection from the world, due to feeling socially out of place, misunderstood, unappreciated or exploited. Thus, healing requires forming nourishing and healing connections with others - especially others who are gifted and share similar minds, needs and experiences. We explore how you can know who to connect with, how to find them, how to connect with them meaningfully, and how to create a network of generative connections that will contribute to your healing and thriving. Resources and links mentioned in this episode can be found at: www.intergifted.com/conversations-gifted-trauma To support our podcast, consider making a donation at: www.paypal.me/intergifted __ More information about gifted adult development available at: www.intergifted.com | — | |
| 1/22/19 |  Conversation 1: Healing Gifted Shame | Welcome to our first podcast episode. In this episode, Jennifer Harvey Sallin & Karin Eglinton explore how gifted trauma can result in feeling shame about our unusual minds. Many adults with gifted-specific trauma also feel shame about the need to heal and redo more basic developmental tasks in the healing process. Healing is a complex journey, one that requires us to have self-compassion, clear self-understanding (including clear understanding of our gifted minds and our gifted-specific needs). With clear self-understanding and self-compassion, we heal our shame, and can fully embrace our unique healing process. Resources and links mentioned in this episode can be found at: www.intergifted.com/conversations-gifted-trauma To support our podcast, consider making a donation at: www.paypal.me/intergifted __ More information about gifted adult development is found at: www.intergifted.com | — |
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1 placement across 1 market.
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1 placement across 1 market.