Mental Health News Radio Network is proud to announce its new series “The Feeling Life,” now available as part of the Mental Health News Radio podcast.
An invitation to psychological dialog based on the belief that an ongoing realization of the independent existence of The Feeling Life is central to any full-spectrum understanding of the human experience.
In other words:
We must meet our feelings as they present and not how we might like them to present.
Since it is only by meeting our feelings on their terms that we may eventually unlock the secrets they carry w/r/t our progress and further development.
Study after study confirms that health and healing professionals who demonstrate empathy provide better care with higher patient/client satisfaction. However, empathic burnout and compassion fatigue are a constant presence in the working lives of health professionals.
Having the article It’s Not Always Shame, Sometimes It’s Depression written by our next guest, Hilary Jacobs Hendel, come across my desk was a serendipitous event. We had no idea this article was one of the New York Times most popular articles in 2015. Hilary joins us on Mental Health News Radio to talk about her upcoming book, her work as a counselor, and her time as the mental health consultant for Mad Men.
