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NEW ON THE BEING WELL PODCAST:
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Why You’re Feeling Stuck – and How to Fix It
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"When people are caught up in being at war with themselves or being internally divided, they definitely obstruct the healing, growing, and awakening process." – Dr. Rick Hanson
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Most of us have gone through a time in life when it felt like we were stuck: unable to deal with our issues, change in useful ways, or make our lives the way we wanted them to be. It’s often not for lack of trying. You read the books, you followed the exercises, you maybe even saw a therapist…but it just didn’t help. In this episode, Dr. Rick and Forrest explore why feeling stuck happens, and what we can do about it.
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Watch/Listen to the Full Episode
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ALSO NEW ON THE BEING WELL PODCAST:
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Breaking Out of a Depressed Mood
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About 30% of people will experience depression at some point in their lives, and most of us know what a depressed mood feels like. Because depressive episodes are common, there’s no lack of good advice out there. But depression is so challenging in part because it attacks our ability to do anything about it. Depression saps our energy, is demotivating, and makes it difficult to actually put that good advice into practice. In this episode, Dr. Rick and Forrest explore what we can do about this, and how we can break out of an episode of depressed mood.
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FREE ONLINE SUMMIT:
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Expanded States of Consciousness
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Learn about the potential of expanded states of consciousness for healing trauma, healing attachment wounds, supporting post-traumatic growth, and deepening resilience. Discover how these practices can help us unlock our full potential, leading to a more fulfilling life with greater meaning and purpose.
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Learn More/Register
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ASK RICK:
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Can we hardwire our brains to be grittier the same way we can hardwire them to be happier?
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My hyper succinct two word answer is: “You bet!”
And to expand a bit: any kind of learning – including emotional, social, motivational, and character learning – must involve changes in the brain.
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"This means that grit – resilience, determination, persistence, hardiness, courage – gets developed through changes in neural structure and function."
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We develop more grit through having repeated experiences of determination, endurance, resolve, perseverance, and sheer survival that get woven into the fabric of the brain – and thus one’s life.
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Greater Good Educators Now Enrolling for Fall 2024!
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Are you a teacher or school administrator (or do you know one)? If so, you might be interested in UC Berkeley's Greater Good Educators program. Providing educators an opportunity to explore the science of well-being and join a supportive community of practice with educators around the world, this donation-based program is accepting applicants through August 1.
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Check It Out
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RICK'S PICKS:
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Books and Beyond
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Britain's libraries are filling a much-needed gap in reneged
social services by the state with vital community hubs providing support, resources, a sense of belonging - and, of course, books!
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MindFull of Good is a free newsletter that highlights new and free content from Dr. Rick Hanson and the Being Well Podcast as well as other free offerings to fill yourself up with good.
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