Daron Larson
@daronlarson.bsky.social
Mindfulness Coach who shares practical ways to respond to the challenges of everyday life more effectively. Savor more, wrestle less, start now.
Right? Sometimes, our desire for people's suffering to end gets in the way of supporting them. Imagine telling someone recovering from a serious illness to heal faster.
My friend Ash and I chat about this in our new podcast.
My friend Ash and I chat about this in our new podcast.
Feeling Your Feelings: 101 | Interfering Neurotic
We're often encouraged to "feel our feelings" as a route to healing and greater self-awareness, but what does it even mean? And exactly how does one go about it?
This episode explores:
The difference...
interferingneurotic.podbean.com
December 13, 2024 at 3:06 PM
Right? Sometimes, our desire for people's suffering to end gets in the way of supporting them. Imagine telling someone recovering from a serious illness to heal faster.
My friend Ash and I chat about this in our new podcast.
My friend Ash and I chat about this in our new podcast.
I played a challenging piece by Debussy that I love. Afterward, someone told me she saw a woman who was an accomplished pianist moving her hands and fingers along as I played. When most of the others left the room, she sat down at the piano to play Clair de Lune from memory.
December 9, 2024 at 2:48 PM
I played a challenging piece by Debussy that I love. Afterward, someone told me she saw a woman who was an accomplished pianist moving her hands and fingers along as I played. When most of the others left the room, she sat down at the piano to play Clair de Lune from memory.
Adam Mastroianni recently discussed the availability heuristic ("estimating how common something is by how easily it comes to mind") with Derek Thompson as part of a larger conversation about psychology's replicability challenges.
Megapod: Why Is There So Much BS in Psychology? - The Ringer
What is psychology for? What would progress in psychology mean? And how can this field—which might be the discipline I follow than any other in academia—become more of a science?
www.theringer.com
December 5, 2024 at 3:24 PM
Adam Mastroianni recently discussed the availability heuristic ("estimating how common something is by how easily it comes to mind") with Derek Thompson as part of a larger conversation about psychology's replicability challenges.