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#11: Transforming Pain to Possibility with Therapist Lindsay Schiess
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In this conversation, Lindsay Schiess, a licensed clinical social worker, shares her journey into therapy, emphasizing the importance of hope, resilience, and the transformative power of pain. She discusses how personal experiences shaped her approach to therapy and the significance of embracing discomfort for growth. The dialogue explores the challenges of imposter syndrome and the necessity of feeling emotions to heal. Lindsay offers insights on supporting others through their struggles and highlights the value of the process in personal development.
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Chapters
1. #11: Transforming Pain to Possibility with Therapist Lindsay Schiess (00:00:00)
2. The Role of a Therapist as a Hope Merchant (00:01:27)
3. The Power of Hope in Therapy (00:04:37)
4. Transforming Pain into Purpose (00:06:58)
5. Resilience and the Messy Middle (00:09:49)
6. Navigating Imposter Syndrome (00:17:32)
7. Living True to Your Values (00:22:07)
8. Finding Inspiration in Adversity (00:26:05)
9. Exploring Relationships and Limiting Beliefs (00:34:16)
10. The Power of Therapy in Reshaping Beliefs (00:36:12)
11. Courageous Choices and Personal Growth (00:39:26)
12. Leadership and Imposter Syndrome (00:40:33)
13. Feeling to Heal: The Importance of Emotions (00:45:20)
14. Final Reflections and Takeaways (00:47:29)
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