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Is Guilt Destroying Us? With Kimberly Solo

39 min · 24 de nov de 2024
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Mom guilt is nothing new — but our 2024 guilt survey reveals it’s negatively affecting our mental health, daily lives and self-worth at alarming rates. Therapist Kimberly Solo [https://www.kimberlysolo.com/]and I sat down to discuss these results, the difference between guilt and shame and how these feelings affect our mental health -- plus what we can do about it.  Want more content for the woman inside the mother? Be sure to subscribe to our monthly e-magazine [https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/sl/mBbbJOQ/mamabeasts]and follow us on Instagram. [https://www.instagram.com/mamabeasts_/]

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