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If you suffer from an eating disorder now or have in the past, please email Joanna for a free telephone consultation.

 joanna@poppink.com

Eating Disorder Recovery
Joanna Poppink, MFT
Eating Disorder Recovery Psychotherapist
serving Arizona, California, Florida, Oregon and Utah.
All appointments are virtual.
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For positive change in your life, you need to rally new energizing inspiration from within and act.

Is that possible? How do you do that? If you are miserable or just plain bored or guilty about procrastinating what can you do to rouse yourself into a spirited and satisfying way of living?

Step One: You begin by giving your situation your attention.  You are already doing that by finding this article and reading. When you give attention to your situation, even the smallest detail, your psyche begins to explore your inner and outer situation. You are tap tap tapping on and around the blocked section of your psychological configuration. Tiny clues will emerge.

Maybe you will notice a class or a book or hear a phrase spoken by a person passing by or at the next table in a restaurant that alerts you.

Step Two:  Acknowledge and respect those clues. It’s easy to push them aside. They are so different from what you usually do or think about. You don’t have a space in your routine for them and changing your schedule means changing your priorities and your habits. So, you reject those indications of a new path. But if you honor step one the clues will keep coming.  Your own psyche will wear down your defenses until you take a chance and follow one of the guides that emerge. They can emerge in unexpected places. That’s natural. Anything that emerges in an expected place is part of your existing way of being in the world. What you want is new to you, so explore and be attentive to what’s new and different in your experience.

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Psychotherapy with Joanna

Joanna Poppink, depth psychotherapist, Los Angeles, (310) 474-4165  This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

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