When Love Interrupts Shame with Sher Nyquist
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Sher and Patria explore the inner critic, self-compassion, attachment wounds, and the neuroscience behind healing. Together they unpack why information alone rarely changes us and why genuine transformation often requires experiencing something different than we've known before. This episode offers hope for anyone who feels trapped by old beliefs, reminding us that healing often begins when love reaches places shame once controlled.
In This Episode:
- Why information alone doesn't create transformation
- The role of compassion in healing trauma
- Understanding the inner critic as a survival strategy
- How shame shapes relationships and self-perception
- The neuroscience of Story Work and healing
- Creating new neural pathways through safe experiences
- The difference between knowing you're worthy and feeling worthy
- Learning to receive care where you once expected rejection
"Healing happens when we experience something different, not simply when we understand something different."
Connect with Sher:
The Broken & Beautiful Website
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Connect With Patria
The Broken & Beautiful Website
Credits:
Echoes and Edges is Produced and Edited by: Stephen R. Sanders
Music Promoted by Envato
Echoes and Edges is a part of VividLivid Podcast Network - Where bruises speak and healing finds its voice.
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