Compassionate Practice
The Neurodivergent Woman · Michelle Livock and Monique Mitchelson
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Show Notes
In this week's episode we chat about compassionate practice. We have both been super keen to do an episode on compassion for a while now, given compassion is a core tenant of our practice. In this ep we went through some of the core features of compassion, how this can be used therapeutically, and developing self-compassion. We loved putting this episode together for you!
We cover:
- What is compassion and what are the benefits of compassionate practice?
- What does it mean to be in an active state of compassion.
- How compassion fits into the ‘haunted house’ of our brain.
- Working with the inner critic.
- Compassionate practice and neurodivergence.
- Strategies for compassionate practice and for activating a state of ‘rest’ in our nervous system.
Resources on compassionate practice:
- The Compassionate Mind – by Paul Gilbert
- Fierce Self Compassion – by Kristen Neff
- Online compassion quiz
- Preorder Monique’s book - The Neurodivergence Skills Workbook for Autism and ADHD: Cultivate Self-Compassion, Live Authentically, and Be Your Own Advocate.
- Access Michelle’s three part course on compassionate practice exclusively through our Patreon (‘Buy us a Wine’ tier).
- Check out the study Monique mentioned mentioned on Autism and self compassion.
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