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63: The Mailbox: My Inner Critic Is Called Dick

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Welcome to another episode of The Good Mood Clinic Podcast!

Join us as we discuss a listener's email about her inner critic to whom she has given the name 'Dick'. A listener, whom we refer to as 'Mia' has sent us a detailed email about her inner critic. 'Dick' the critic, says all sorts of nasty and punitive things to Mia, but sometimes Mia feels that he actually protects her. How can this be? Does her critic actually protect her from something? Could it have a protective role and if so does that make it something else?
In this episode, Gemma and Justine take a very deep dive into the concept of the inner critic and related modes in schema therapy.

  • How can we define the inner critic
  • Where does the inner critic come from
  • What are modes in schema therapy
  • Could 'Dick' actually be a coping mode instead of a critic?
  • Why is it useful to pull apart the messages a critic says to us
  • What had Ronald Fairbairn's "Moral Defense" have to do with it all?
  • What is the Flagellating Over-Controller Mode in schema therapy & what is its function?
  • We mention that this defence mechanism is also relevant for schema chemistry and why some people tend to blame themselves for bad treatment.
  • We hope we have given Mia a few potential hypotheses to think about with her own therapist.

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The Good Mood Clinic podcast focuses on our passion for Schema Therapy and how it transforms lives for the better. We talk about all things to do with Schema Therapy so you can become your own pattern-breaker and change your life for good. We think the whole world would be a better place if everyone healed their schemas!
If you enjoy listening to the podcast please do leave a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts - even a few words helps! You can also email us with any feedback, thoughts on what you have learned from the episodes or even suggest future topics.
Please note: This podcast is for information and entertainment purposes only and is no substitute for professional

Join the WAITLIST for the SCHEMA CIRCLE
If you’re enjoying our podcast then come alone and put your name down on the waitlist for the schema circle. That way you’ll hear when we next open the doors for new members. The schema circle is our passion project - our online schema coaching membership. https://www.theredflagproject.com/Support the show

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Welcome to another episode of The Good Mood Clinic Podcast!

Join us as we discuss a listener's email about her inner critic to whom she has given the name 'Dick'. A listener, whom we refer to as 'Mia' has sent us a detailed email about her inner critic. 'Dick' the critic, says all sorts of nasty and punitive things to Mia, but sometimes Mia feels that he actually protects her. How can this be? Does her critic actually protect her from something? Could it have a protective role and if so does that make it something else?
In this episode, Gemma and Justine take a very deep dive into the concept of the inner critic and related modes in schema therapy.

  • How can we define the inner critic
  • Where does the inner critic come from
  • What are modes in schema therapy
  • Could 'Dick' actually be a coping mode instead of a critic?
  • Why is it useful to pull apart the messages a critic says to us
  • What had Ronald Fairbairn's "Moral Defense" have to do with it all?
  • What is the Flagellating Over-Controller Mode in schema therapy & what is its function?
  • We mention that this defence mechanism is also relevant for schema chemistry and why some people tend to blame themselves for bad treatment.
  • We hope we have given Mia a few potential hypotheses to think about with her own therapist.

CONNECT WITH US
The Red Flag Project: a place for women to do the self-development they need to choose loving, respectful relationships.

Instagram

Facebook

Click the link below to find out more about our online dating course, our course on schema chemistry and how to break free from lovetraps and our online membership The Schema Circle.

Linktree: https://linktr.ee/theredflagproject
Schema Therapy for Life: For anyone who wants to become their own pattern-breaker using the wisdom and clarity of Schema Therapy.

Instagram

Facebook

Click below for more information on our online membership The Schema Circle - the first membership to help you break free from your unhelpful patterns using the wisdom of Schema Therapy.

Linktree: https://linktr.ee/schematherapyforlife
ABOUT THE PODCAST

The Good Mood Clinic podcast focuses on our passion for Schema Therapy and how it transforms lives for the better. We talk about all things to do with Schema Therapy so you can become your own pattern-breaker and change your life for good. We think the whole world would be a better place if everyone healed their schemas!
If you enjoy listening to the podcast please do leave a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts - even a few words helps! You can also email us with any feedback, thoughts on what you have learned from the episodes or even suggest future topics.
Please note: This podcast is for information and entertainment purposes only and is no substitute for professional

Join the WAITLIST for the SCHEMA CIRCLE
If you’re enjoying our podcast then come alone and put your name down on the waitlist for the schema circle. That way you’ll hear when we next open the doors for new members. The schema circle is our passion project - our online schema coaching membership. https://www.theredflagproject.com/Support the show

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