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Posts tagged political stress

Unmasking Hypocrisy: Politicians Need to Do Inner Healing Work

What the American people need, and all people really, are leaders who aren’t afraid to look at their own shadows, folx who want to heal their inner child, and those who can freely admit they make mistakes, yes, but do the work so they don’t make the same mistake over and over again. It seems like getting to the top no matter the cost is the key to success rather than helping boost vulnerable citizens and create a country that can feel cohesive rather than split into varying levels of a dystopia.

Denise RenyeJune 9, 2023gaslighting, gaslight, political stress, government, abuse, Hypocrisy, inner, inner child work

How Internal Healing Supports External Healing: Object Relations Theory meets Buddhist Psychology

I see our current time as an opportunity for us to be less divided, and more integrated, within ourselves. And if we can do that, it just could translate into less division externally as well. If we sit with the internal parts of ourselves that

Denise RenyeOctober 29, 2020buddhist psychology, object relations theory, political stress, drdeniserenye, wholepersonintegration, psychologyblog

Self-care for Political Stress and Anxiety

In general, if you’re looking for self-care techniques due to political stress, I want to remind you it’s the business model of all media outlets – mainstream, alternative, independent, social media, whatever – to generate clicks and views.

Denise RenyeOctober 2, 2020anxiety, depression, political stress, presidential debate, meditation, psychology

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