• Do You Struggle With Self Silencing?

  • 2024/12/29
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Do You Struggle With Self Silencing?

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  • In this eye-opening episode, Dr. Jodi Aman welcomes guests Adrienne and Alenka to explore the often-overlooked habit of self-silencing. Whether rooted in childhood patterns, family dynamics, or a fear of upsetting others, self-silencing can erode self-worth and lead to resentment or burnout.Adrienne shares her experience of prioritizing others’ needs over her own, tracing it back to growing up in a split family and wanting to feel wanted. Meanwhile, Alenka opens up about her journey through burnout, learning how small steps like acknowledging her needs and prioritizing self-care allowed her to break the cycle. Dr. Jodi provides compassionate insights on how self-compassion, boundary-setting, and valuing yourself can transform your relationships and well-being.Listeners will gain practical tips to recognize self-silencing behaviors, build healthier boundaries, and take small but powerful steps toward reclaiming their voice.Key TakeawaysWhat is Self-Silencing? Holding back your opinions, needs, or boundaries out of fear, anxiety, or a belief that you are less important than others.Root Causes: Childhood experiences, relationship dynamics, and learned behaviors often contribute to self-silencing patterns.Small Steps Toward Change: Self-care, acknowledging your needs, and starting with small actions—like asking for a glass of water—can build confidence to break the habit.The Power of Rest and Recovery: Prioritizing yourself doesn’t make you selfish; it improves your ability to show up fully in relationships and life.Self-Valuing Over Self-Silencing: Valuing yourself allows for healthier connections, where everyone feels seen, heard, and respected.Resources Mentioned in This EpisodeWatch the video of this episode on the blog: jodiaman.com/blog/self-silencingDr. Jodi Aman’s YouTube Channel: @DoctorJodiRedirect Positive Mindset Cards: jodiaman.com/order-redirect-flash-cardsAnxiety, I’m So Done with You! Book: jodiaman.comThank you so much for listening to Ask Dr. Jodi! If you enjoyed today’s episode, please take a moment to leave a five-star review on Apple Podcasts and share this episode with someone who needs to hear it. Let’s create healthier, happier relationships together! You’re listening to the Ask Dr. Jodi - Mental Health & Relationship Advice with Jodi Aman.Sign up for text updates, where you can ask me your private questions! Text JODI to 8334583845 to get in the group. Want personalized coaching on the show? Sign up to be a call-in guest at jodiaman.com/live Remember, you can join me live every Monday at 8 p.m. Eastern on YouTube, @doctorjodi, where you can ask your questions in real time. 👉👉Get on the list to get reminders about the show, including the topic for the week. PLUS, receive my Gen Z Mental Health Resource Guide here: jodiaman.com/live. Let's keep building a stronger, happier generation! Contact Doctor Jodi:• Website: jodiaman.com• TikTok: @doctorjodi• YouTube: @doctorjodi• Instagram: @doctorjodiaman About Dr. Jodi: Jodi Aman is a social work doctor with 28 years of experience in clinical practice. She helps clients heal from trauma, understand the world, and reclaim self-confidence. She created C.O.M.P.A.S.S., an emotional wellness curriculum for middle and high school health classes designed to mitigate symptoms of anxiety and depression. You can find hundreds of self-help videos on YouTube @doctorjodi. Also, watch her TEDx Wilmington talk, "Calm Anxious Kids," and read her award-winning book, Anxiety… I'm So Done with You! to learn how to understand and reverse the current mental health crisis. More about Jodi. Ask Dr. Jodi LiveWelcome to Ask Dr. Jodi, where you get trauma-informed mental health and relationship advice you won’t hear anywhere else. Advice that helps you breathe a sigh of relief.You’ll discover that your brain is not broken...that, whatever you are feeling, it is understandable. You are having a regular human response to the context of this crazy world. But that doesn’t mean you are destined to stay like this. You can get better. And we're here to help. We cover topics that you and those you love are dealing with every day, helping you understand the problem, yourself, and other people so you have the information you need to heal, shift beliefs, get relief, set strong limits, let go, and act in a way that helps you and those you love FEEL BETTER. I’m your host, Dr. Jodi. I've worked for 28 years as a psychotherapist, so I've seen and understood the nuances of human behavior and relationships from a rare perspective inside people’s minds and emotions. Together, we’ll discover how you are much more amazing than you think you are by building your confidence and accelerating your healing journey. We livestream this show on YT every Monday at 8 PM E, @doctrojodi, so follow me there so you can participate in the conversation. We do live coaching on air, and you can get personalized advice for your situation. ...
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In this eye-opening episode, Dr. Jodi Aman welcomes guests Adrienne and Alenka to explore the often-overlooked habit of self-silencing. Whether rooted in childhood patterns, family dynamics, or a fear of upsetting others, self-silencing can erode self-worth and lead to resentment or burnout.Adrienne shares her experience of prioritizing others’ needs over her own, tracing it back to growing up in a split family and wanting to feel wanted. Meanwhile, Alenka opens up about her journey through burnout, learning how small steps like acknowledging her needs and prioritizing self-care allowed her to break the cycle. Dr. Jodi provides compassionate insights on how self-compassion, boundary-setting, and valuing yourself can transform your relationships and well-being.Listeners will gain practical tips to recognize self-silencing behaviors, build healthier boundaries, and take small but powerful steps toward reclaiming their voice.Key TakeawaysWhat is Self-Silencing? Holding back your opinions, needs, or boundaries out of fear, anxiety, or a belief that you are less important than others.Root Causes: Childhood experiences, relationship dynamics, and learned behaviors often contribute to self-silencing patterns.Small Steps Toward Change: Self-care, acknowledging your needs, and starting with small actions—like asking for a glass of water—can build confidence to break the habit.The Power of Rest and Recovery: Prioritizing yourself doesn’t make you selfish; it improves your ability to show up fully in relationships and life.Self-Valuing Over Self-Silencing: Valuing yourself allows for healthier connections, where everyone feels seen, heard, and respected.Resources Mentioned in This EpisodeWatch the video of this episode on the blog: jodiaman.com/blog/self-silencingDr. Jodi Aman’s YouTube Channel: @DoctorJodiRedirect Positive Mindset Cards: jodiaman.com/order-redirect-flash-cardsAnxiety, I’m So Done with You! Book: jodiaman.comThank you so much for listening to Ask Dr. Jodi! If you enjoyed today’s episode, please take a moment to leave a five-star review on Apple Podcasts and share this episode with someone who needs to hear it. Let’s create healthier, happier relationships together! You’re listening to the Ask Dr. Jodi - Mental Health & Relationship Advice with Jodi Aman.Sign up for text updates, where you can ask me your private questions! Text JODI to 8334583845 to get in the group. Want personalized coaching on the show? Sign up to be a call-in guest at jodiaman.com/live Remember, you can join me live every Monday at 8 p.m. Eastern on YouTube, @doctorjodi, where you can ask your questions in real time. 👉👉Get on the list to get reminders about the show, including the topic for the week. PLUS, receive my Gen Z Mental Health Resource Guide here: jodiaman.com/live. Let's keep building a stronger, happier generation! Contact Doctor Jodi:• Website: jodiaman.com• TikTok: @doctorjodi• YouTube: @doctorjodi• Instagram: @doctorjodiaman About Dr. Jodi: Jodi Aman is a social work doctor with 28 years of experience in clinical practice. She helps clients heal from trauma, understand the world, and reclaim self-confidence. She created C.O.M.P.A.S.S., an emotional wellness curriculum for middle and high school health classes designed to mitigate symptoms of anxiety and depression. You can find hundreds of self-help videos on YouTube @doctorjodi. Also, watch her TEDx Wilmington talk, "Calm Anxious Kids," and read her award-winning book, Anxiety… I'm So Done with You! to learn how to understand and reverse the current mental health crisis. More about Jodi. Ask Dr. Jodi LiveWelcome to Ask Dr. Jodi, where you get trauma-informed mental health and relationship advice you won’t hear anywhere else. Advice that helps you breathe a sigh of relief.You’ll discover that your brain is not broken...that, whatever you are feeling, it is understandable. You are having a regular human response to the context of this crazy world. But that doesn’t mean you are destined to stay like this. You can get better. And we're here to help. We cover topics that you and those you love are dealing with every day, helping you understand the problem, yourself, and other people so you have the information you need to heal, shift beliefs, get relief, set strong limits, let go, and act in a way that helps you and those you love FEEL BETTER. I’m your host, Dr. Jodi. I've worked for 28 years as a psychotherapist, so I've seen and understood the nuances of human behavior and relationships from a rare perspective inside people’s minds and emotions. Together, we’ll discover how you are much more amazing than you think you are by building your confidence and accelerating your healing journey. We livestream this show on YT every Monday at 8 PM E, @doctrojodi, so follow me there so you can participate in the conversation. We do live coaching on air, and you can get personalized advice for your situation. ...

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