On Episode 46 of You, Me, Empathy, Tony the Therapist is back to explore how we coexist with someone who’s struggling, communication and vulnerability in relationships, and being an active participant in your own life.
We also talk about how to be a better active listener in our relationships, the Speaker-Listener Technique, the important distinction and clarity between objective truth and subjective truth in experiences, the difference between condoning behavior and validating it, some nuance of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, and . . . the reminder we all need: your self-care practice is a journey—so be kind to yourself!
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Anthony Ramynke is a California Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, licensed by the Board of Behavioral Sciences, license number LMFT47805.