Spent a lot of time this week talking about this with my patients. Thought I’d just put out a quick reminder…
Be careful of responding to your fears as if they are the “Truth” with a capital “T”…they are just your thoughts. Thoughts can be changed if you choose to step out of your fear and look at things from a new perspective…
Be happy and well,
Sari Roth-Roemer
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I am a medical psychologist and the director of Intuitive Psychology, PLC in Scottsdale, AZ. I enjoy getting to work with clients on my literal and virtual couch 4 days a week for therapy. I am also an adjunct professor at Arizona State University supervising and teaching psychology doctoral students studying behavioral medicine. I trained at Harvard University (M.Ed.), Arizona State University (Ph.D.) and University of Washington School of Medicine (residency in behavioral medicine). My clinical and research work over the last 25+ years has focused on helping adults and older adults handle the challenges of physical illness, aging, brain injury, and chronic pain. My current work explores the role of intuition in the psychological healing process, as well as the practical application of recent scientific evidence linking mindful awareness and consciousness to neural network changes in the brain. If you want to get in touch leave me a note on the blog or contact my office via email (adming@intuitivepsychologyplc.com) or phone (480-261-4061). I'm here to help.
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