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Replay of Group TAT for Self-Compassion
This video is a replay of a group TAT session to increase self-compassion. As a first step, I recommend downloading the TAT Home Practice Document and reading it to help you become more familiar and oriented with this approach. You can then set the document aside and follow along with the video, pausing where necessary to hold the TAT pose longer or write down insights you want to capture.
Questions about this practice? Feel free to email me at emilyasnider@gmail.com.
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CHARLOTTE WATSON
Huge shift in self-worth!
Emily is so supportive, compassionate and non-judgmental. Even if there’s something you’d be a little bit shy or embarrassed about sharing, she creates a truly safe space to feel into those and air them so they’re not hidden in the shadows anymore. And, with the energy psychology tools, It’s amazing work to be able to use the body and the subconscious mind to get to the heart of things rather than having to battle with the conscious mind. It’s so much easier and efficient.
I used to have issues with self-worth around being able to set boundaries and have my needs and desires met in relationships. This was a big pattern in my unhealthy marriage. Even after my marriage, relationships felt mediocre—like they needed more work than I would get out of them, so what was the point?
As a result of this work, my self-worth has deepened and grown and I now feel like, “Oh yeah—I’m worthy of a good relationship. I know my needs will be met with the right person. It just feels like a natural inevitability.”
Overall, I’m living more from a feeling of surrender and relaxation and am more anchored in my feminine nature. I now trust that the right things will come to me when I’m in this being and receiving zone rather than the masculine “work harder/try harder” mode that I was brought up with.
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