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May 18, 2026
Ep. 86 Emotional Health Tools for Educators with Dr. Melissa Ewing
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12:01Melissa EwingGUEST
And for me, I've noticed what we as humans are thinking plays out in how we feel and how we behave.And so a lot of times I'm trying to dig into the root of what are people thinking.
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12:14Melissa EwingGUEST
And so looking at how do we make sure what I'm thinking, what I'm contemplating in my head, what I'm dwelling on is truth? What I know about us as humans, I even recognize in myself, is we have a lot of negative thoughts.
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12:31Melissa EwingGUEST
They use the abbreviation ANTs, like the analogy of when ants show up at your picnic, they're really annoying.
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12:37Melissa EwingGUEST
And the thing about, uh, automatic negative thoughts is they're very tricky and sneaky.