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Wise Brain Bulletin

Wise Brain Bulletin • Volume 16.4

Hello friend,

In this issue of the Wise Brain Bulletin, we explore ways to live with authenticity, through self-knowledge, self-awareness, and a loyal commitment to our own welfare.

Wishing you the very best,

Michelle Keane
Editor

*If you prefer to view a PDF version of this issue, just go to the Wise Brain Bulletin archive and navigate to Volume 16.4 under the heading 2022 Bulletins.

 
 
by Beth Kurland, PhD

A look at the many different “flavors” of worry and some helpful strategies to grow the inner resources to work with them.
 
by Rick Hanson, PhD

Most of us are loyal to other people in our lives. Yet how many of us are loyal to ourselves?
 
by Tom Bowlin

What is there to learn when we look inside?
Seeing ourselves and others as valuable allows us to trust more, and have more positive impact in the world.
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