#editheger

[echoesofphilip]

[though-tempest]

Recuerda que nadie puede quitarte lo que pones en tu mente.

Edith Eger.

[quotetherapy]

To be passive is to let others decide for you. To be aggressive is to decide for others. To be assertive is to decide for yourself.

Dr. Edith Eger

[quotetherapy]

Invite the feeling in to feel the feeling but not to get stuck in there.

Dr. Edith Eger

[quotetherapy]

There is no forgiveness without rage.

Dr. Edith Eger

[forevercliches]

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[akilfikirgezegeni]

Hadi bakalım başlıyorum. Bakalım bu sefer içimde doğmayı bekleyen hangi fikirler aklıma düşüp beni düşündürecek 👉😁👈 #elleriolmayankız #editheger https://www.instagram.com/p/CTt92YNNPNn/?utm_medium=tumblr

[bookcoversreview]

The Choice, Even in Hell Hope can Flower

Extract:

“The truth is, we will have unpleasant experiences in our lives, we will make mistakes, we won’t always get what we want. This is part of being human. The problem—and the foundation of our persistent suffering—is the belief that discomfort, mistakes, disappointment signal something about our worth. The belief that the unpleasant things in our lives are all we deserve.”

“Self-acceptance was the hardest part of healing for me, something I will struggle with. Perfectionism emerged in my childhood as a behavior to satisfy my need for approval, and it became an even more embedded coping mechanism for dealing with my survivor’s guilt. Perfectionism is the belief that something is broken—you. So you dress up your brokenness with degrees, achievements, accolades, pieces of paper, none of which can fix what you think you are fixing. In trying to combat my Jew self-esteem, i was actually reinforcing my sense of unworthiness. In learning to offer my patients total love and acceptance, I fortunately learned the importance of offering the same to myself.”