Finding Compassion - Ep 645

Dr. Reedy discusses what to look for in a therapist. He also explores the pros and cons of individual work vs family work in therapy. He discusses the genetics and the trauma of our issues. He answers a question on making amends to our family members.

Individual vs. Couples Therapy (Q&A) - Ep 646

I don’t know how to love with this bruised heart 
You ever feel like you just don’t know how to love? 
After you’ve been hurt so many times  Fucked with your mind thinking
Who will be the same? 
If I ever tried to give my heart away

How To Love By Dylan Thomas Prod. Fantom

Dr. Reedy discusses Finding You’s method of therapy. Informed by psychoanalysis, this therapy is a way of being with people in such a fundamentally different way that the clients re-experiences themselves. He suggests that safety is the treatment and as the therapist is able to hold the client in patience, compassion, and non-judgment, the client is able to explore their untold stories.

Analysis-Informed Psychotherapy - Ep 647

Dr. Reedy discusses the relationship principles that transcend through all relationships. He talks about how becoming who you are forms the basis for greater connection to others. He addresses the line between “can’t” and “won’t” when it comes to our children.

Fundamental Principles in Parenting & Marriage (Q&A) - Ep 648

Dr. Reedy discusses how therapists and their clients can benefit from the therapist goin to therapy. He empowers clients to ask their therapists about their participation in therapy. He also explains the parallels between the client’s and the therapist’s resistance to therapy are mirror images of each other.

Why Your Therapist Needs Therapy - Ep 649

Dr. Reedy discusses Jung's concept of the Shadow, how to recognize it, and how to integrate it. He explains how this brings peace and freedom and lays the foundation for greater intimacy.

Shadow Work - Ep 650

Join Sister Jayanti, Additional Administrative Head of the Brahma Kumaris, in conversation with journalist and broadcaster, Philippa Blackham for an evening of deep insights and inspiration.

With a promise of hope for a brighter future that comes with the turning of the year, there is for many of us, an equal sense of foreboding at what the coming year may bring - economically, politically, socially as well as environmentally. Perhaps the secret to surviving and thriving in these delicate times is to raise our personal game altogether - not so much in the outer world but in our inner world, the world of profound silence and knowing. For those who turn within, a new reality awaits - one full of peace, power and potential.

Entering a New Year: Awakening to a New Reality-Sister Jayanti-Tuesday 14th Jan 2025-Stanmore

Easy come, easy go,
Be happy, my fellow.
Easy come, easy go,
We all want a lucky throw.

You may wish,
if wish can grow.
What we want, 
We may grow.

Because we reap 
what we sow.
No luck comes, 
on the go.

without a sweat,
on the brow.
Reason is needed 
for luck to bestow.

Learn from 
the thirsty crow.
Find a way, 
make it flow.

Don't rush,
Just take it slow.
Take a chance,
and lie low.

The harder you try,
the faster you blow.
Look at the Sun,
see that glow.

Let someone,
If they want to go.
Let them run,
let them go.

Clinging is something
That you need to know.
This is the root,
cause of sorrow.

You got it right, 
Isn’t it so?
You’re now ready
to lead this show.

Have a place for joy,
no place for sorrow.
You have a life,
Your own boat to row.

Easy come, easy go,
Be happy, my fellow.
Easy come, easy go,
We all want a lucky throw.


Easy Come Easy Go

Dr. Reedy describes various forms of experiential therapy, including psychodrama -  the primary type of therapy used in Finding You Programs’ Intensives. He explains why they work on the unconscious aspects of the psyche, and how healing can be accelerated with an experiential approach. He explains how experiential therapy bypasses resistance. He also explains how any therapy can be reparative and a “re-experiencing” of ourselves.

Experiential Therapies - Ep 651

Finding You Therapy Programs is an experientially based therapeutic program serving individuals, parents, couples, and families. Email the host drbradreedy@gmail.com

The Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual University (UK), a registered charity since 1975, opens its doors every day of the year to students from all walks of life, cultures and backgrounds to study Raja Yoga meditation. Students find that meditating in this way daily brings a lot of peace and positivity to their lives.

We also join together with many national and local organisations and diverse communities, helping to enhance the wellbeing of people in different spheres of society.

We work across the UK in more than 40 locations and are part of a network of organisations offering activities in over 110 countries. Our spiritual headquarters is in Mount Abu, in the Aravali mountain range, Rajasthan, India.

Brahma Kumaris, UK was established as a Registered Charity in 1975 and charges no fees for any of its activities, being funded by voluntary contributions.

Registered Charity No: England & Wales (269971) and Scotland (SC040512).

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