In this episode we talk with my mommy BFF Michelle about the movie Turning Red.

Here are the highlights

1. Intergenerational trauma
2. Parenting your parents
3. Immigrant parents vs second gen kids
4. Phases in parent child relationships

Profoundly Scene is the podcast that invites us to consider various mental health issues and themes through the movies, shows, books and more that we consume. Listen in every other Friday and see what we're exploring next!

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In this episode we talk with Emily Celis about Inside Out 2.

Here are the highlights

1. Tips on finding a therapist
2. Embracing our parts
3. Trust in the therapeutic process and ourselves
4. Portrayal of therapist in media

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Links to things we referenced or alluded to:

Emily Celis

Email: emilycelis@sagewellnessctr.org

Website: https://sagewellnessctr.org/

Socials: @sagewellnessctr @emily_celis_

As a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist, Emily believes that working from a holistic approach creates more room for the individual to resonate with what works for them in becoming more familiar with their innate sense of self and the person they hope to become. Emily integrates Reiki energy healing into therapy sessions if desired or will do a series of Reiki healing sessions independent of therapy. Emily has a strong felt sense of the energetic nature of life and utilizes her finely tuned intuition from decades of studying and experience to get directly to the proximal points of change with her clients.

In her therapy work, Emily uses a combination of depth-oriented psychology, psychodynamic (present focused), and EMDR for specific traumas or difficult repeated emotional experiences such as anxiety and depression.

Emily creates beautiful sacred space for individuals while they are working with her on their healing journey to wholeness. Emily’s work is deeply rooted in the belief of integrated wellness. Emily believes in the power of collaborating with other health and wellness professionals (with a signed release of information of course) that her clients work with to collaborate on a greater and more focused healing result for the client.

Emily’s goal is to create an open and trusting relationship to explore identified issues and find those issues that may not be presenting but still causing issues; her work with clients through their journey is her honor and privilege.

Inside Out Feelings Chart: https://www.vox.com/2015/6/29/8860247/inside-out-emotions-graphic

Not sure how I feel about these combinations now but it's definitely a conversation starter and gives you something to really consider

For more about Internal Family Systems (IFS) or find an IFS practitioner:

https://ifs-institute.com/

https://ifs-institute.com/practitioners

Book

https://ifs-institute.com/nobadparts

(I'm not sponsored but I am training to be an IFS certified therapist)

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Profoundly Scene is the podcast that invites us to consider various mental health themes through pop culture. Listen in every other Friday and see what we're exploring next!

If you have any suggestions for the show or if you yourself would like to be interviewed I'd love to hear from you!

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In this episode we talk with Laine B. about Inside Out.

Here are the highlights

1. Barriers to therapy
2. Differentiating feelings
3. Emotional boundaries
4. Depersonalizing

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Links to things we referenced or alluded to:

Feelings game

This isn't the video I was referencing but I found this beautiful video that explains what I was trying to say: Video about Joy V Happiness

The four agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz who BTW is a spiritual teacher, I think I called him a shaman 🫠

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Profoundly Scene is the podcast that invites us to consider various mental health themes through pop culture. Come back next Friday for our episode on Inside Out 2!!!

If you have any suggestions for the show or if you yourself would like to be interviewed I'd love to hear from you!

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Send me an email at hello@profoundlyscene.com

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