Cameron Harrison
Cameron Harrison
RED FLAGS IN DATING: The “all good or all bad” flag.
RED FLAGS IN DATING: The “all good or all bad” flag.
RED FLAGS IN DATING: The “all good or all bad” flag.
Thursday 24th August 2023
Join Cameron Harrison on 'Recovering You' as he discusses the 'all good or all bad' red flag in dating, promoting compassion and self-reflection.
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Cameron Harrison
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Healing Relationships
Recovery from Trauma
Recovery Reimagined
Navigating Intimate Relationships
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Episode Overview
- Explore the impact of childhood experiences on perceptions and judgements
- Gain insights into the dangers of being put on a pedestal in relationships
- Discover the importance of recognizing red flags within oneself
- Embrace imperfections and strive to be a more compassionate and understanding individual
- Reflect on personal behaviours and strive for personal growth
Just because someone is demonstrating some of these red flags does not mean that they are hopeless or that they will never change.
Ever found yourself or your partner stuck in the trap of 'all good or all bad' thinking? In this episode of 'Recovering You', host Cameron Harrison dives into the murky waters of dating red flags, focusing on the dangerous habit of making snap judgments. When someone is seen as either a saint or a sinner based on one mistake, it can spell trouble for any relationship.
Cameron explores how our childhood experiences shape these perceptions and the harm caused by putting someone on a pedestal. This episode isn't just about pointing fingers; it's about looking inward too. Listeners are invited to reflect on their own behaviors and biases, fostering a more compassionate and understanding approach to relationships. By recognizing these red flags in ourselves and others, we can build healthier, more forgiving connections.
Tune in for a candid discussion that blends personal anecdotes with practical advice, helping you navigate the complexities of dating and personal growth.