Have you got space for....Pain?

In this episode of the 'Have you got space for this?' Podcast, hosts Nick Edgar and Jess Frost explore the complexities of pain, both emotional and physical. They discuss their personal experiences with pain, in particular emotional pain, the impact of childhood conditioning on our understanding of pain and the necessity of compassionate self-exploration in managing pain. The conversation emphasises the value of being present with our pain rather than numbing it, and how this can lead to deeper self-awareness and healing.

Takeaways:

The importance of community and connection in healing.
Emotional pain often goes unrecognised compared to physical pain.
Learning to sit with pain can be transformational.
Childhood conditioning affects our ability to process pain.
Chronic physical pain and unresolved emotional wounds.
Curiosity about our pain can lead to better management.
Pain can provide meaning and drive in our lives.
Self-exploration is crucial in understanding our pain.
Numbing pain can lead to further issues down the line.
Being present with pain allows for deeper healing.

Chapters:

00:00 Introduction and Excitement for the Conversation
02:10 Courageous Confidence Course and Emotional Healing
04:08 Understanding and Managing Pain
11:15 The Impact of Childhood Conditioning on Pain
15:09 The Spectrum of Human Experience: Pain and Joy
23:19 Curiosity and Self-Exploration in Managing Pain
27:54 Stay Connected 

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Keywords: pain management, emotional pain, community support, self-exploration, chronic pain, healing, self-worth, peer support, mental health