Robyn Posin's guest appearances

Robyn Posin

New Dimensions

The New Dimensions Café

Inner Truth with David Newell

Lisa Broderick

Albert Flynn DeSilver

Estelle Frankel

Deborah Zucker

Hank Wesselman

Lisa Schrader

Mirabai Starr

Rick Hanson

Daniel Pinchbeck

Isa Gucciardi

Keith Campbell

Susan Piver

Guy Finley

Christina Rasmussen

Terry Patten

OwlTail

Dr Robyn Posin is a California-based psychologist and author of the book: Go Only As Fast As Your Slowest Part Feels Safe To Go. In the book she shares lessons learned from a life dedicated to healing from hyper-self-criticism and super-achievement that plague so many of us. I caught up with Robyn to talk about the lessons from 40 years of self-care and see how radical self-compassion and acceptance are crucial to bringing about peace in our lives.

Dr Robyn Posin is a California-based <a href="http://compassionateink.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">psychologist</a> and author of the book: <a href="http://prourls.co/product/?url=http%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F2AqelMz&amp;api=0021991b6367bbe5763e6ff9801c7587&amp;p=n" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Go Only As Fast As Your Slowest Part Feels Safe To Go.</a> In the book she shares lessons learned from a life dedicated to healing from hyper-self-criticism and super-achievement that plague so many of us. I caught up with Robyn to talk about the lessons from 40 years of self-care and see how radical self-compassion and acceptance are crucial to bringing about peace in our lives.

Dr. Robyn Posin: The Importance Of Radical Self Care – 004

This dialogue with Robyn Posin, Ph.D. explores how we may become more consistently gentle, more kind, and more tender with ourselves in this mad-paced world. How may we develop the habit of listening to that little voice inside that is so often ignored in the name of expediency?  She suggests some words we may use to coax this “little one” to come out and be heard.Tags: Robyn Posin, abandoning ourselves, anger, gentle with ourselves, rush, belly wisdom, safe container, grief, gut feeling, listening, little voices inside, Paul Rebillot, personal Altar, portable altar, nurture, sadness, procrastination, efficiency, effectiveness, efficient, effective, caretaking, deep listening, re-parenting, inner voice, Psychology, Health, Healing, Self Help, Personal Transformation

This dialogue with Robyn Posin, Ph.D. explores how we may become more consistently gentle, more kind, and more tender with ourselves in this mad-paced world. How may we develop the habit of listening to that little voice inside that is so often ignored in the name of expediency?  She suggests some words we may use to coax this “little one” to come out and be heard. Tags: Robyn Posin, abandoning ourselves, anger, gentle with ourselves, rush, belly wisdom, safe container, grief, gut feeling, listening, little voices inside, Paul Rebillot, personal Altar, portable altar, nurture, sadness, procrastination, efficiency, effectiveness, efficient, effective, caretaking, deep listening, re-parenting, inner voice, Psychology, Health, Healing, Self Help, Personal Transformation

Bringing Unconditional Love to Ourselves - Robyn Posin - ND3474

Robyn Posin, Ph.D. is a licensed clinical psychologist, living in Ojai, California.  She works as a therapist, coach and mentor, specializing in transforming the inner critic into an empowering ally, and developing a fiercely protective inner caregiver as we learn to re-parent our wounded self.   Tags: Robyn Posin gentle, voices inside, abandoning altar, belly, gut, listening,  safe, sadness, grief, anger, Rebillot,

Robyn Posin, Ph.D. is a licensed clinical psychologist, living in Ojai, California.  She works as a therapist, coach and mentor, specializing in transforming the inner critic into an empowering ally, and developing a fiercely protective inner caregiver as we learn to re-parent our wounded self.    Tags: Robyn Posin gentle, voices inside, abandoning altar, belly, gut, listening,  safe, sadness, grief, anger, Rebillot,

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