47 min
Being and Doing with Sara Kuburic aka Millennial therapist on life and therapy - ep11 Being and Doing
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- Health & Fitness
“The only way to be supportive and to provide yourself assistance to grow is to accept who you are”
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In this episode I am talking to Sara Kuburic, a wonderful young woman that embodies strength, vulnerability and grace. This is a special conversation for me as we are both originally from the Balkans and we were both deeply impacted by the events of war each one in our own way. I think this episode touches on topics that are timely taken into account what is happening in Ukraine and the impact it has on all of us. Having both Ukrainian and Russian friends I really think we need as much compassion for our fellow humans as we can muster at the moment. This interview is a reminder of the scars that wars leave on our soul and a plea to stop the cycle of retraumatization. As @corymuscara would put it I believe that the world needs more minds that are equipped to be with the complexity of life. Minds that can hold nuance and polarity. Minds that can stay centred, grounded and open to the full range of what it means to be human. Sara is definitelly one of those minds, and I invite you to find that capacity in yourself.
Sara Kuburic is an existential psychotherapist, writer, consultant and columnist for USA Today. She is often known as the Millennial Therapist, a title inherited as a result of her Instagram account where she shares tips and content to normalise human experiences and encourage self-reflection. If you want to connect with her you can find her on Instagram as @millennial.therapist and you can read more in depth about her work on www.sara-kuburic.com.
Love,
Aleks💕
“The only way to be supportive and to provide yourself assistance to grow is to accept who you are”
If you like what you hear and you want to support me you can join me on Patreon: https://patreon.com/being_and_doing
And if you want to express a one time gratitude for the episode that inspired or touched you you can make a one time donation on:paypal.me/beinganddoing
If you want to watch the video for this episode come to my You Tube channel: Being And Doing
And if you want to hear about reflections on the episode from the previous week and get some distilled wisdom in your inbox please subscribe to my newsletter.
If you want to connect or suggest people for an interview write to me on beinganddoing.podcast@gmail.com
In this episode I am talking to Sara Kuburic, a wonderful young woman that embodies strength, vulnerability and grace. This is a special conversation for me as we are both originally from the Balkans and we were both deeply impacted by the events of war each one in our own way. I think this episode touches on topics that are timely taken into account what is happening in Ukraine and the impact it has on all of us. Having both Ukrainian and Russian friends I really think we need as much compassion for our fellow humans as we can muster at the moment. This interview is a reminder of the scars that wars leave on our soul and a plea to stop the cycle of retraumatization. As @corymuscara would put it I believe that the world needs more minds that are equipped to be with the complexity of life. Minds that can hold nuance and polarity. Minds that can stay centred, grounded and open to the full range of what it means to be human. Sara is definitelly one of those minds, and I invite you to find that capacity in yourself.
Sara Kuburic is an existential psychotherapist, writer, consultant and columnist for USA Today. She is often known as the Millennial Therapist, a title inherited as a result of her Instagram account where she shares tips and content to normalise human experiences and encourage self-reflection. If you want to connect with her you can find her on Instagram as @millennial.therapist and you can read more in depth about her work on www.sara-kuburic.com.
Love,
Aleks💕
47 min