Kim Honeycutt, MSW, LCSW, CCFC, LCAS
Kim Honeycutt, MSW, LCSW, CCFC, LCAS
John Lee: Odd One Out: From Emotional Regression to Self-Connection
John Lee: Odd One Out: From Emotional Regression to Self-Connection
John Lee: Odd One Out: From Emotional Regression to Self-Connection
Tuesday 1st February 2022
Join Kim Honeycutt and John Lee as they discuss rage vs. anger, grief vs. self-pity, boundaries, and self-connection on 'Flip Your Lid'.
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Kim Honeycutt, MSW, LCSW, CCFC, LCAS
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Get the buttons here!John Lee's Journey: From Emotional Turmoil to Inner Peace
I realized: oh my god, nearly everybody feels they're the black sheep or the odd one out or they're on the outside looking in.
Imagine feeling like the odd one out, always on the outside looking in. In this compelling episode of 'Flip Your Lid', host Kim Honeycutt sits down with John Lee, a trailblazer in self-help and emotional recovery. They tackle some of the most confusing emotional states we experience: the difference between rage and anger, grief and self-pity, and fear and anxiety. John also breaks down boundaries versus limits, making sense of these often blurred lines.
Known as the 'therapist’s therapist', John Lee shares his decades of wisdom, offering practical techniques for releasing pent-up emotions and navigating codependency. The episode is rich with insights into overcoming shame and understanding the importance of self-connection. Through candid conversation, Kim and John explore how emotional regression can keep us stuck and how finding closure can propel us forward.
Whether you're struggling with your own emotional battles or supporting someone who is, this episode provides a compassionate guide to finding inner peace. Don't miss John Lee's heartfelt stories and practical advice; they might just change the way you see yourself.