Elizabeth Kupferman
Elizabeth Kupferman
36: Sometimes Self-Isolating is Safe
36: Sometimes Self-Isolating is Safe
36: Sometimes Self-Isolating is Safe
Thursday 3rd August 2023
Elizabeth Kupferman tackles self-isolation and cult drama in the season finale of 'Ask an Advanced Bitch'.
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Elizabeth Kupferman
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Recovery from Trauma
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Sobriety Toolkit
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Episode Overview
- Elizabeth shares personal experiences and insights on overcoming isolation and finding a healthy balance between solitude and reaching out for support
- The episode delves into the bizarre and disturbing story of the Rajneesh movement, shedding light on the manipulative dynamics and power struggles within the group
- The podcast encourages critical thinking and challenges traditional narratives, offering thought-provoking and transformative exploration of recovery, resilience, and the human experience
And just getting out of isolating mode doesn't mean like I have to call 25 people. But I can really, really, really relate.
What happens when you mix deep personal insights with a touch of dark humor? You get the final episode of the second season of 'Ask an Advanced Bitch'.
Host Elizabeth Kupferman, a seasoned therapist with a no-nonsense attitude, wraps up the season by tackling the question many of us face: 'How do I stop self-isolating when I'm dealing with my struggles?' Elizabeth, who proudly admits to being the 'Queen of isolating', shares her own journey and practical advice on treating oneself with compassion rather than criticism. Imagine what it would be like if you gave yourself a break and treated yourself with kindness.
Elizabeth tried it, and she's here to tell you how it went. But that's not all. In the second part of the episode, Elizabeth and Trent dive into the wild and unsettling world of the Rajneesh movement, dissecting the final episode of 'Wild Wild Country'. From blatant racism to Bhagwan in chains, this cult's dramatic end is analyzed with a critical eye and a dash of irreverence.
Whether you're looking for tips on breaking out of your self-imposed bubble or intrigued by the toxic dynamics of cults, this episode offers a mix of practical advice and gripping storytelling. As the season comes to a close, Elizabeth leaves listeners with plenty to ponder about human behavior, trauma, and the importance of genuine connections. So, if you're ready for a blend of heartfelt advice and captivating drama, tune in to this episode of 'Ask an Advanced Bitch'.