Ally IsemanGuestTalia KorenHost
This is a six-step process I've developed through my private practice, my own lived experience, and then, of course, the research.

There's a lot of it that is inspired by what's called the RAIN mindfulness technique, which was made popular by Tara Brach.

We're not going into story, right? We're not going, and this means this about me, and this means this about the relationship, and the relationship with the other person.

So that's what we do innately when we're not practicing it, right? This horrible experience happens physically, boop, right into story.

Then generally, let's talk about what generally happens versus how we can actually use this.

So what happens initially for folks generally who aren't in practice is they take what I call the green-eyed gaze.

This is a six-step process I've developed through my private practice, my own lived experience, and then, of course, the research.

There's a lot of it that is inspired by what's called the RAIN mindfulness technique, which was made popular by Tara Brach.

We're not going into story, right? We're not going, and this means this about me, and this means this about the relationship, and the relationship with the other person.

So that's what we do innately when we're not practicing it, right? This horrible experience happens physically, boop, right into story.

Then generally, let's talk about what generally happens versus how we can actually use this.

So what happens initially for folks generally who aren't in practice is they take what I call the green-eyed gaze.
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