Hosted by Natalie Minnis · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 14 episodes
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Our culture places huge value on the intellect, while the emotions and the body are often seen as elements to be controlled. In this podcast I explore how we can work on all of these elements, to improve energy levels, mental freedom and self-empowerment.
Natalie Minnis hosts The Inner Kindness Therapy Podcast, a health show with 14 episodes published.
If you're fully qualified and experienced in your work, or any leadership role - and yet you still feel that you have to "over-perform", as if you could be found lacking at any moment... you could be experiencing "impost
These days, we are expected to perform from an early age - online, in exams and in the workplace. We often feel judged, rated and compared. No wonder global anxiety levels are rising. In this podcast I consider a possibl
In this podcast I look at some of the psychological teachings of George Gurdjieff, a spiritual teacher who was born in the Russian Empire in the late 19th century. Gurdjieff first found acclaim in Russia in the 1910s, an
I’ve been doing a lot of Trauma Release Exercises over the past few months, and it’s been an incredibly powerful process. It’s also been really exhausting. It’s not the actual exercises themselves that are exhausting - i
Search online for Trauma Release Exercises, and you’ll find loads of information on how to do it, pictures and films of people lying on their backs, tremoring. But there’s very little information on what actually happens
Clearing up can trigger many psychological issues. What are the biggest blocks to clearing clutter, and how do you start to overcome them? In this episode I’d like to offer some thoughts and suggestions. Link to Simply S
How often do you go out without taking your phone? And if you’re out somewhere and then you realise you’ve left your phone behind, or if you lose your phone, what sort of emotions are triggered? Think about it. In many w
Most people today are way more wealthy than our ancestors from two or three generations ago. And yet somehow most of us feel as if we’re struggling to make ends meet - at least, that’s the way it seems in the UK. I think
Everyone seems to be tracking their fitness levels these days - counting steps, uploading running and hiking statistics to social media, and even tracking sleep. But is all this digital tracking actually helpful for our
We often see “self help” as a kind of industry, a category in its own right. But this is where things can get tricky. Because as a hypnotherapist, I find that some people expect me to be able do amazing things to them –
Have you ever noticed that it’s often the most accomplished among us, the most reliable and the most dependable people, who seem to suffer the most stress? Creating a legend isn’t easy, but living up to it is the really
Have you ever stepped away from a challenge or opportunity, and then slightly regretted it? Did fear make you miss your chance to do something that could have changed your life for the better? Some people turn down big c
The film The Secret popularised asking the Universe for what you want. I look at this through a psychological lens, and discuss my own experience of having Jungian therapy many years ago. Is it disempowering to place you
Years ago, in the mid-1990s, I watched a documentary about Inuit people who lived in an igloo in the Arctic. A grown-up man in his 40s had been out hunting, and he’d committed some sort of misdemeanour. I watched this fi
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The Inner Kindness Therapy Podcast is hosted by Natalie Minnis. The show is categorised under health (fitness) and has published 14 episodes.
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