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Have you ever felt that inner sting when your core beliefs aren't given consideration? Been told that you are being too dramatic or are ruffling feathers when you speak up in response to dismissal? Today's video may feel familiar. We'll delve deeper into the types of beliefs that are commonly dismissed, observe the effects and discuss a real life story to gain greater understanding of invalidated self worth and social rejection. There will be a story recap, discussion, points of reflection, opportunity to journal and topic based meditation links for independent exploration. Link to story: Mediation Links: • A Havening Guided Meditation for Healing t... • Hypnosis to Build Confidence and Self-Wort... • Magnetic Self Worth | High Value from With... Reflective Practice: Using a structured approach helps turn emotional pain into learning: Description: What happened? (Be factual and dispassionate). Feelings: What did I think and feel at the time?. Evaluation: What was good/bad about the experience? Analysis: What sense can I make of the situation? Was this about my performance, or the other person's preference?. Conclusion/Action Plan: What have I learned? What could I do differently next time, or what I will not change Reframing and Cognitive Techniques Reflective practice often requires rewriting the internal narrative of rejection: Challenge Negative Thoughts: Question if a "rejection" was actually personal, or simply a misunderstanding or incompatibility. Distancing: Look at the situation from a "broader perspective," as if a friend were describing it to you. Journaling: Actively documenting thoughts can help process complex emotions like shame or anger. Self-Compassion: Treat yourself with the same kindness you would offer a friend, rather than engaging in harsh self-criticism #innerwork #selfreflection #familydynamic #emotionalpatterns #socialrejection