Mildly Unstoppable
Mildly Unstoppable is about getting uncomfortable on purpose — in small, human ways that add up.
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Mildly Unstoppable
The Trauma Transformation Expert: Her Journey Through Healing, What it Takes to Build Secure Attachments After Trauma
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Understanding Attachment and Healing from Trauma with Dr. Claire Dowdle Cina
Dr. Claire Dowdle Cina, a Stanford trained licensed Clinical Psychologist, explains overcoming codependence and people-pleasing behaviors and shares her own story of healing and trauma transformation. The conversation explores finding the right therapist, the impact of attachment styles on relationships, psychadelics, and what it takes to work through your trauma. Dr. Claire Dowdle Cina shares her views on trends affecting mental health, such as the impact of ChatGPT on anxiety. With personal anecdotes and professional advice, this episode offers a deep dive into relationship dynamics and moving towards secure attachment.
Connect with Dr. Claire Dowdle Cina
dr.clairedowdle@emanatedenver.com
01:04 Understanding the Role of a Psychologist
07:21 Attachment Styles and Relationships
14:00 Self-Work and Healing
22:58 The Importance of Friendships
40:17 The Pitfalls of People Pleasing
41:35 Balancing Self-Care and Responsibilities
44:05 Personal Journey Through Trauma and Healing
47:13 The Role of Therapy and Psychedelic Healing
01:02:37 Modern Challenges: Chat GPT and Anxiety
01:17:07 Conclusion and Resources