The Blueprint
Welcome to The Blueprint Podcast—where we throw out the old blueprint so you can become who you were always meant to be.
The Blueprint Podcast is a Top 1.5% show for a reason. Host Jason Smith, with a unique background in law enforcement and a master’s in Threat and Response Management from the University of Chicago, distills complicated topics into clear, actionable insights, all while providing a sense of humor and real-world perspective.
He helps you heal the relationship you have with yourself—the core foundation for building the relationships you actually desire.
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The Blueprint
Ep. 128 Safe: Coming Home To Yourself and Others | Jessica Baum, LMHC
In this engaging conversation, Jason Smith and Jessica explore the themes of attachment, healing, and the importance of relationships in personal growth. They discuss the significance of book covers, the journey of interoception, and the role of anchors in emotional healing. Jessica shares insights from her new book, 'Safe', emphasizing the need for vulnerability and trust in healing processes. The discussion also touches on the Wheel of Attachment, the importance of self-care for therapists, and the transformative power of personal pain into purpose. Overall, the conversation provides a rich exploration of how understanding our attachment styles and experiences can lead to deeper connections and healing.
Takeaways
- The cover of a book can convey deeper meanings.
- Trusting publishers can lead to successful book designs.
- Inner child healing is essential for personal growth.
- Attachment wounds influence adult relationships.
- Interoception helps in understanding bodily sensations.
- Finding an anchor is crucial for emotional healing.
- Healing occurs in relationships, not isolation.
- Vulnerability is a strength in healing processes.
- Self-care is vital for therapists and helpers.
- The Wheel of Attachment offers a nuanced view of relationships.
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