Vitality and Belonging
When I think of Vitality, I think of the body. I remember feeling somewhat trapped throughout...
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Author: Jacob Winkler, LCSW, CGP
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In a new Insights post, Jacob Winkler, LCSW explores how things enliven us in everyday life, as well as together with others in Group Therapy contexts. insightpsychgroup.com/vitality-and-belonging/
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When I think of Vitality, I think of the body. I remember feeling somewhat trapped throughout school, sitting for classes, forced to pay attention to the teacher and except when they were particularly dynamic and entertaining, feeling like my life-force was slowly draining away. I suspect it’s a s...