
102 - DBT, CBT + navigating big emotions ft. Maddy Ellberger
Healing Honeys with Louise Rumball
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Show Notes
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Do you FEEL big and FEEL often and sometimes it's just TOO MUCH? If yes, this episode is for you. Today, Louise is joined by a new guest, DBT and CBT therapist and Adjunct Professor at Columbia, Maddy Ellberger.
Louise & Maddy Ellberger jumps into all things BIG, BIG emotions:
- What big emotions ACTUALLY are? Emotional sensitivity, emotional reactivity, and returning to a baseline state
- How some of us really are more sensitive than others
- How big emotions are connected to childhood
- Understanding societal shaming of intense emotions
- Examining feelings of anger towards oneself or one's mother
- The link between overwhelming emotions and dissociation or disconnection
- Unpacking the underlying sadness behind anger
- The importance of cultivating a nurturing self-environment starting with oneself
- The concept of 'wise-minds'
And more!
Real talk, honest conversations, and stories that make you think—welcome to The Healing Honeys. Hit play and let’s get into it.
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