Choosing Peace: Dr. Gail Brenner on Letting Go of Suffering
When we feel inadequate, that's what we're doing.
Ever wondered if suffering is something you can actually opt out of? In this thought-provoking episode of '1000 Days Sober', Lee Davy sits down with Dr. Gail Brenner, a clinical psychologist with over 25 years of experience, to discuss this very idea. Dr. Brenner, author of 'The End of Self-Help' and 'At the Core of Every Heart', brings a wealth of knowledge on how to transform everyday struggles into deep acceptance and peace. Dr.
Brenner shares her journey and insights on why suffering doesn't have to be a permanent state. She delves into the importance of turning towards our direct experiences and being present in the moment. Topics like self-judgment, feelings of inadequacy, and creating empowering beliefs are explored, offering listeners practical ways to find inner peace. Lee and Dr. Brenner also touch on spirituality and its role in helping us feel grounded and connected.
They discuss how embracing our feelings fully can lead to a more authentic and peaceful life. Dr. Brenner's perspective on internal family systems provides a unique approach to understanding our inner world and how it influences our outer experiences. This episode is perfect for anyone looking to understand how to move past suffering and embrace a more peaceful, connected life. Whether you're struggling with addiction, self-judgment, or just the everyday challenges of life, Dr.
Brenner's insights offer a fresh perspective on finding peace within. Tune in to hear how you can start letting go of suffering and choose a path of acceptance and peace.