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Conversations with a Wounded Healer
Conversations with a Wounded Healer
Conversations with a Wounded Healer
Monday 14th October 2019
Sarah Buino and Kristin Sunanta Walker explore authenticity and vulnerability in therapy on Mental Health News Radio.
41 minutes
Empowering
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Compassionate
Thought-provoking
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Get the buttons here!Authenticity in Therapy: Sarah Buino's Journey on Mental Health News Radio
We can't opt out because then we're just hurting people, and I'm very, very serious about that. I think it's a good thing that those two have. And as far as training goes, we're still trained to be very cautious about self-disclosure, and I think rightly so.
Ever felt like the world demands perfection while you just want to be real? Sarah Buino gets it. In this episode of 'Mental Health News Radio', Sarah joins host Kristin Sunanta Walker for a candid chat that’s both deep and delightfully irreverent. Sarah, the brains behind the podcast 'Confessions of a Wounded Healer', brings her unique blend of heart and humor to the table, making therapy feel refreshingly human.
She talks about the importance of balancing our head and heart, diving into our fears, and laughing through the process. Sarah shares her own story of founding Head/Heart Therapy, a practice that embodies her philosophy of showing up authentically. She’s all about breaking down the traditional walls of therapy to create a space where clients can be their true selves.
The conversation takes a personal turn as Sarah opens up about her family dynamics and the lessons she’s learned about setting boundaries. She recounts her experiences with an emotionally dysregulated mother and how it taught her the importance of boundaries in maintaining healthy relationships. Sarah also discusses the impact of divorce on children, emphasizing the conscious efforts she and her ex-husband made to remain friends for the sake of their kids.
This episode is a heartfelt exploration of vulnerability, authenticity, and the messy yet rewarding journey of self-discovery. If you’re looking for a podcast that mixes profound insights with a good laugh, this one’s for you.