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Megan Clapton on Suffering, Mindfulness, and Self-Love

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Megan Clapton on Suffering, Mindfulness, and Self-Love

Are you ready for the transformative effects of mindful self-compassion?

Dr. Megan Sones Clapton is a licensed professional counselor and Mindful Therapy founder in Ridgeland, Mississippi. A Jackson native, Dr. Clapton holds B.A.s in Philosophy and Art History from the College of Charleston, a master’s degree in Clinical Psychology from The Citadel, and a Doctorate in Counseling Psychology from Mississippi College.

For over 13 years, she has worked in hospitals, non-profits, schools, and private practice, in addition to being involved in many professional organizations, including the American Counseling Association, the Mississippi Counseling Association, the Association for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Issues in Counseling, and the Association for Humanistic Counseling.

In this episode, Dr. Megan blew me away! We talk about how to transform our suffering rather than living in suffering; either way, we suffer. We are currently in a period of collective trauma, and it’s time to figure out what to do and how to do it. Dr. Megan gives loads of tips, ideas, and strategies to become vulnerable and have self-compassion. Let’s give ourselves grace and remind ourselves that we need love each other.

Eventually, we will be on the other side of the pandemic. Maybe it’s time that we stop saying things will get back to “normal.” Is there ever going to be normal again? What does normal even look like anymore? Tune in as we talk about the problems with using this language to speak about Covid. It’s a robust conversation that will help us come back to ourselves and be a little more present in our daily lives – enjoy!

In This Episode:

  • About Dr. Megan Sones Clapton [ 1:10 ]
  • Why we need mindfulness in our lives [ 4:20 ]
  • Strategies to practice meditation [ 7:20 ]
  • The importance of observing our thoughts [ 10:15 ]
  • Megan talks about what it feels like to not be herself [ 15:35 ]
  • Why we shouldn’t go back to “normal” after the pandemic [ 24:20 ]
  • How we can collectively heal and transform [ 33:45 ]
  • It’s time that we lean into stillness + discomfort [ 46:20 ]
  • All about the importance of self-compassion [ 56:00 ]
  • Remember: we are all doing a good job! [ 68:00 ]

Quotes:

  • “The longest relationship we will have is with ourselves.”
  • “Give yourself a hug!”
  • “We can control our moment to moment reaction.”
  • “Mindfulness is a practice; you have to practice it for a reason.”
  • “I can make the suffering meaningful.”

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Megan Clapton on Suffering, Mindfulness, and Self-Love

Are you ready for the transformative effects of mindful self-compassion?

Dr. Megan Sones Clapton is a licensed professional counselor and Mindful Therapy founder in Ridgeland, Mississippi. A Jackson native, Dr. Clapton holds B.A.s in Philosophy and Art History from the College of Charleston, a master’s degree in Clinical Psychology from The Citadel, and a Doctorate in Counseling Psychology from Mississippi College.

For over 13 years, she has worked in hospitals, non-profits, schools, and private practice, in addition to being involved in many professional organizations, including the American Counseling Association, the Mississippi Counseling Association, the Association for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Issues in Counseling, and the Association for Humanistic Counseling.

In this episode, Dr. Megan blew me away! We talk about how to transform our suffering rather than living in suffering; either way, we suffer. We are currently in a period of collective trauma, and it’s time to figure out what to do and how to do it. Dr. Megan gives loads of tips, ideas, and strategies to become vulnerable and have self-compassion. Let’s give ourselves grace and remind ourselves that we need love each other.

Eventually, we will be on the other side of the pandemic. Maybe it’s time that we stop saying things will get back to “normal.” Is there ever going to be normal again? What does normal even look like anymore? Tune in as we talk about the problems with using this language to speak about Covid. It’s a robust conversation that will help us come back to ourselves and be a little more present in our daily lives – enjoy!

In This Episode:

  • About Dr. Megan Sones Clapton [ 1:10 ]
  • Why we need mindfulness in our lives [ 4:20 ]
  • Strategies to practice meditation [ 7:20 ]
  • The importance of observing our thoughts [ 10:15 ]
  • Megan talks about what it feels like to not be herself [ 15:35 ]
  • Why we shouldn’t go back to “normal” after the pandemic [ 24:20 ]
  • How we can collectively heal and transform [ 33:45 ]
  • It’s time that we lean into stillness + discomfort [ 46:20 ]
  • All about the importance of self-compassion [ 56:00 ]
  • Remember: we are all doing a good job! [ 68:00 ]

Quotes:

  • “The longest relationship we will have is with ourselves.”
  • “Give yourself a hug!”
  • “We can control our moment to moment reaction.”
  • “Mindfulness is a practice; you have to practice it for a reason.”
  • “I can make the suffering meaningful.”

Links Mentioned:

  continue reading

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