About this podcast
In Conversation With Myself is a reflective mental health and self-awareness podcast exploring parts work, identity, queerness, ADHD, emotions, and the internal conversations we have with ourselves every day. Hosted by psychotherapist Kane Howarth, this podcast moves beyond clinical jargon and polished self-help advice to create honest, compassionate conversations about what it means to be human, unfinished, good enough, and becoming. In each episode Kane explores the different “parts” of himself… the inner critic, the anxious part, the confident part, the protective part, the therapist part, the people-pleasing part, and the quieter parts hidden from others. Through personal reflections, lived experience, and gentle psychological insight, Kane speaks openly about queer identity, neurodivergence, relationships, emotions, shame, self-acceptance, and the pressure many of us carry to become “better.” This is not therapy, and it is not about having everything figured out. It is a space for curiosity instead of perfection. For reflection instead of performance. For learning that maybe we do not need to become perfect versions of ourselves to deserve care, visibility, or belonging. Whether you are familiar with parts work and psychotherapy, or simply someone trying to understand yourself a little better, In Conversation With Myself invites you to slow down and notice the different voices, feelings, and experiences that exist within you. Because maybe healing does not come from becoming a perfect version of ourselves. Maybe it begins when we stop abandoning the parts of us that learned to survive, and realise we were already good enough to begin with. New episodes released fortnightly.
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