1063: "Embracing Joy in the Midst of Pain" {Interview with Dr. Tanmeet Sethi}

"Find joy in everything you choose to do. Every job, relationship, home . . . it's your responsibility to love it, or change it." - Chuck Palahniuk In this episode, Dr. Sethi shares her perspective and highlights: Choosing to overcome pain by shifting to focus on joy The profound resistance we have to sitting with pain, and the experience of learning to actually feel our pain Healing as an intuitive way of being as opposed to a rigid practice Dr. Tanmeet Sethi is a board-certified Integrative Family Medicine physician and Clinical Associate Professor at the University of Washington School of Medicine. She has spent the past 25 years working on the frontlines of the most marginalized communities, as well as globally with victims of school shootings, survivors of hurricanes, citizens impacted by police violence, and psychologists in Ukraine under attack. She is dedicated to guiding patients to find healing paradigms for ease in their bodies, to healing and shifting human consciousness through integrative patient treatment, guided psychedelic medicine, and group work. Her new book Joy Is My Justice is a radical guide to Joy as a path to liberation in your body, grab a copy at tanmeetsethimd.com/joyismyjustice Find out more about Tanmeet and the work she does by visiting her site tanmeetsethimd.com and finding her on IG @tanmeetsethimd Continue the conversation on Instagram @heatherchauvin_  Finish the year ALIGNED - we are accepting applications for my Mastery Coaching Program. Find out more information and fill out the application at heatherchauvin.com/mastery  For all things Emotionally Uncomfortable, including gifts for those you know would appreciate it, visit my new SHOP heatherchauvin.com/shop Grab a copy of my book Dying to Be a Good Mother at heatherchauvin.com/freebook I want to hear your questions, your comments, and your experiences! Connect with me personally at heatherchauvin.com/chat 

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