Self Compassion: When Your Relationship Is Challenging
When your partner isn’t there for you and you’re stuck judging yourself, self-compassion is the medicine. Practice it with me.
When your partner isn’t there for you and you’re stuck judging yourself, self-compassion is the medicine. Practice it with me.
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First seek to understand. Then ask to be understood. Attentive listening is the practice that changes everything.