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Dr Julie Smith | Psychologist on Instagram: "👉👈 When we feel painful emotion the most natural human response is to pull away, escape them and avoid. We block them out with anything that feels safe and pleasurable. But when we do that, the painful emotions don’t always disappear forever. We find ourselves trapped in cycles of addictive behaviours that keep the emotion at bay for just a short time. The way we guide people to process painful emotion in therapy is to allow the emotion to be there, Julie Smith, Dr Julie, Self Care Activities, Psychologist, No Response, Human, Feelings, Instagram

Dr Julie Smith | Psychologist on Instagram: "👉👈 When we feel painful emotion the most natural human response is to pull away, escape them and avoid. We block them out with anything that feels safe and pleasurable. But when we do that, the painful emotions don’t always disappear forever. We find ourselves trapped in cycles of addictive behaviours that keep the emotion at bay for just a short time. The way we guide people to process painful emotion in therapy is to allow the emotion to be…

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Dr Julie Smith | Psychologist on Instagram: "🫣What A Mess! 👉Who else feels afraid that if you allow any of your emotions to surface, that they’ll all rise up and never go back down again? This is a common fear that prevents many people from talking about how they feel or accessing therapy. But there is a misconception about how you work through trauma in therapy. A therapist will never ask you to bring up old wounds until they trust that you can manage those painful emotions safely. And one of Dr Julie Smith, Julie Smith, Dr Julie, Common Fears, Never Go Back, Successful Marriage, Bring Up, Boost Your Metabolism, Brain Function

Dr Julie Smith | Psychologist on Instagram: "🫣What A Mess! 👉Who else feels afraid that if you allow any of your emotions to surface, that they’ll all rise up and never go back down again? This is a common fear that prevents many people from talking about how they feel or accessing therapy. But there is a misconception about how you work through trauma in therapy. A therapist will never ask you to bring up old wounds until they trust that you can manage those painful emotions safely. And…

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