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If you are in the Vestavia Hills or Birmingham area come out to Our clinician Becky Milstead's talk on parenting children with anxiety. #alabama #birmingham #homewood #mountainbrook #vestavia #vestaviahills #bham #hoover #hooveral

Evernorth Behavioral Health Group will launch with over 1,000 clinicians and guarantee patients an appointment within 72 hours. https://bit.ly/4ce8CN0

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Hannah Arendt’s Life and Work Hannah Arendt (1906-1975) was a prominent political theorist and philosopher, known for her works on the nature of power, authority, and the origins of totalitarianism. Below is a timeline highlighting key events in her life and her major published works. Timeline of Hannah Arendt’s Life Early Life and Education 1906: Born on October 14th in Hanover, Germany. 1924: Begins studying at the University of Marburg under Martin Heidegger, with whom she has a brief romantic relationship. 1925-1926: Studies at the University of Freiburg under Edmund Husserl. 1926-1929: Completes her doctoral dissertation under Karl Jaspers at the University of Heidelberg on the concept of love in Saint Augustine’s thought. Escape from Germany and Academic Career 1933: Flees Nazi Germany first to Czechoslovakia, then Geneva, and finally Paris after the rise of Hitler due to her Jewish heritage and political activism. 1941: Emigrates to the United States with her husband, Heinrich Blücher, after being detained in an internment camp in France as an enemy alien. 1944-1946: Works for the Commission on European Jewish Cultural Reconstruction. 1951: Becomes a U.S. citizen. Major Published Works 1951: Publishes “The Origins of Totalitarianism,” analyzing the roots and nature of totalitarian regimes. 1958: Publishes “The Human Condition,” exploring the nature of human activities and the vita activa. 1961: Attends the trial of Adolf Eichmann in Jerusalem and later publishes articles in “The New Yorker,” which are expanded into “Eichmann in Jerusalem: A Report on the Banality of Evil” in 1963, introducing the controversial concept of the “banality of evil.” 1963: “On Revolution,” examining the differences between the American and French revolutions. 1968: Becomes the first female lecturer at Princeton University. 1970: Publishes “On Violence,” discussing the nature of power and violence. 1972: “Crises of the Republic,” a collection of essays on American politics, civil disobedience, and the Pentagon Papers. #PhilosophyMatters #HannahArendtLegacy #PoliticalThought #EthicsInAction #ArendtianPerspective #TotalitarianismStudies #BanalityOfEvil #HumanConditionInsights #FreedomAndResponsibility #PublicSpherePhilosophy #ArendtOnPower #ThoughtsOnRevolution #ActionAndTheVitaActiva #PhilosophyOfHistory #CriticalThinkingNow #PoliticalPhilosophyDebate #ArendtAndAuthority #PhilosophyInRealLife #ModernEthicalQuestions #ArendtOnDemocracy #PhilosophicalDialogue #ReflectiveJudgment #CivicEngagementTheory #ContemporaryPhilosophy #ArendtianThought #PhilosophicalPraxis #UnderstandingTotalitarianism #ArendtOnFreedom #EthicalPhilosophy #PhilosophyOfAction

Friend of our podcast Will Selman is offering a class on symbolic urbanism on November 18th. Check it out and register now. https://lnkd.in/e65k5vMT #JungianPsychology #UrbanPlanning101 #CollectiveUnconscious #SustainableCities #ArchetypesInDesign #UrbanDevelopment #ShadowIntegration #SmartCities #AnimaAndAnimus #CommunityEngagement #SelfRealization #UrbanRenewal #IndividuationProcess #GreenInfrastructure #SymbolismInArchitecture #MixedUseDevelopment #HeroJourney #TransitOrientedDevelopment #DreamAnalysis #Placemaking #PersonaInDesign #ResilientCities #MandalaAsDesign #EquitableDevelopment #MythologicalCity #PsychologicalWellbeing #InclusiveUrbanism #SpiritualArchitecture #UrbanSociology #JungianCityPlanning

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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) has its strengths, particularly in addressing specific patterns between thoughts, feelings and behaviors. However, it falls short when it comes to the deeper emotional processing that many clients need for personal growth. According to Elaine Aron's research (2010), around 50% of patients who seek psychotherapy and counseling are Highly Sensitive People (HSPs). While CBT can be helpful in addressing surface-level symptoms, it often doesn't delve into the root causes of emotional struggles or provide the necessary tools for understanding one's innate traits, their nervous system, building healthier relationships with self and others, or navigating complex emotional landscapes. If all clinicians limit themselves (or allow the system to limit them) to learning and delivering only CBT or similar structured approaches, they risk missing out on fundamental aspects of therapeutic work that clients are increasingly needing. Have a read of my latest Substack piece on the necessity of healing beyond this dogmatic thinking about CBT as a "gold standard" that's been largely delivered to us through completely different systemic agendas than quality patient care. Stay tuned for another article later this week on developing a deeper understanding of the HSP population. #mentalhealth #mentalhealthishealth #systemschange #managedcare #clinicianadvocate #cbt #dbt #act #tfcbt