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498:与 Hiral 一起现场工作,第 1 部分(共 2 部分)

498: Live Work with Hiral, Part 1 of 2

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治疗室内部:与希拉尔一起的现场 TEAM-CBT 治疗 session(第 1 部分,共 2 部分) 概述 多么令人难忘的一天。大卫和我有幸与希拉尔一起工作,她是一位来自印度的年轻母亲,正被完美主义、自我批评和试图对所有人尽善尽美的沉重压力所淹没。在大约两个小时内,我们目睹了她从抑郁、焦虑、内疚、羞耻和无助感评分均为 100%,转变为感到平静、放松并真正充满喜悦——大多数评分降至零。 这并非魔法。这是系统化的 TEAM-CBT,包含测量、真诚的同理心、悖论性议程设定以及强大的认知技术。是的,一旦我们退后一步,希拉尔自己完成了大部分核心工作。 对于那些参加或正在阅读此总结的你们,我想带大家回顾发生了什么——不仅是做了什么,更是为什么有效。因为关键在于:这看起来可能简单得具有欺骗性。这正是陷阱所在。TEAM-CBT 是最难掌握的治疗流派之一,正是因为每一步都存在于多个层面,并要求治疗师先改变自己,患者才能改变。 让我们深入探讨。 背景:希拉尔是谁? 希拉尔是一位快四岁儿子的母亲,与丈夫和公婆一起生活在印度古吉拉特邦的联合家庭中。她自己也在学习成为 TEAM-CBT 治疗师,正在准备三级认证考试。 但在这些角色之下,希拉尔正在受苦: - 觉得自己作为母亲是个失败者 - 持续的自我批评和完美主义 - 被困在缺乏情感支持的僵化家庭环境中 - 与朋友、自己的父母以及曾经充满活力的生活隔绝 - 被内疚、羞耻、焦虑和无助感所困扰——所有评分均为 100% 听起来很熟悉吗?我敢打赌,你们中许多人曾与像希拉尔这样的人一起工作过。或者,也许你们在人生的某个阶段也曾是希拉尔。我知道我曾是。 T = 评估:情绪 X 光片 在我们与希拉尔打招呼之前,她就完成了《简短情绪调查》——大卫开发的超可靠、超简短的测量工具,用于评估当下此刻的抑郁、焦虑、愤怒、幸福感和关系满意度。 她的分数令人震惊: - 抑郁:11/20(中度,“悲伤”、“低落”和“绝望”均升高) - 焦虑:14/20(中度至重度) - 愤怒:14/20(强度与焦虑相同) - 幸福:8/20(非常低) - 关系满意度:10/30(对丈夫有显著不满) 为何这很重要:大多数治疗师从不测量患者的感受。他们自以为知道,但研究表明,治疗师在抑郁、自杀意念、焦虑和愤怒方面的准确性仅为 3-10%。自杀冲动的准确性为零。想想看。 没有测量,你就是在盲目飞行。有了测量,你就拥有了一张情绪 X 光片,能精确显示患者哪里在受苦——以及后来,你究竟帮助了多少(或没帮上忙)。 TEAM-CBT 金句:评估不是可选项,而是基础。每次治疗开始和结束时都要进行测量。如果你害怕看到结果,那是你的自我在说话。 E = 同理心:零技术 在前 30-40 分钟里,大卫和我……什么都没做。好吧,也不是完全没做——我们只是倾听。我们运用了有效沟通的五大秘密: - 化解技术:在希拉尔所说的话中寻找真实之处 - 思维同理心:复述她的想法 - 情感同理心:认可她的情绪 - 探究:提出温和的问题帮助她敞开心扉 - 赞美:传递温暖与尊重 但关键在于:我们什么也没给。没有建议,没有加油打气,也没有解决问题。我们称之为“零技术”——不给患者任何东西,实际上就是给了他们一切,因为他们最渴望的是被理解。 同理心的陷阱:切勿说教 在同理心阶段初期,很容易陷入以下陷阱: - 解决问题 - 救援 - 教育 - 建议 - 加油打气 - 帮助 请抵制。你的工作是陪患者走到地狱之门,并在那里与他们同在。 检查我们的同理心 大约 30 分钟后,我们请希拉尔从 A、B、C、D、F 五个等级中给我们打分,维度包括: - 思维同理心:我们理解她负面想法的程度如何? - 情感同理心:我们认可她情绪的程度如何? - 温暖与接纳:她是否感到被关心并被接纳? 她给了我们两个 A,但在第三个维度上犹豫了。为什么?她觉得我们无法真正理解她的文化背景——联合家庭制度、僵化的公婆、与朋友和父母的隔绝。即使在我们面前,她也感到孤独。 这真是黄金时刻。 我们没有变得防御,而是更加投入。大卫分享了自己与价值观截然不同的公婆同住的经验。我分享了自己与完美主义和育儿焦虑的挣扎。希拉尔开始哭泣——不是因为悲伤,而是因为终于被“看见”了。 TEAM-CBT 金句:当你在同理心上得了不及格,请庆祝。这是加深连接的绝佳机会。与患者一起处理这次“失败”,然后见证突破的发生。 下周,第二部分,希拉尔现场治疗 session 的精彩结局!

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Speaker 0

大家好,欢迎收听《感觉良好》播客,这里教你掌握一些高效的方法,改变你的情绪状态。

Hello, and welcome to the Feeling Good Podcast, where you can learn powerful techniques to change the way you feel.

Speaker 0

我是你们的主持人,巴罗夫斯基医生。

I am your host, Doctor.

Speaker 0

罗nda 巴罗夫斯基,今天在穆里埃塔演播室里,和我一起的是伯恩斯医生。

Rhonda Barovsky, and joining me here in the Murrieta Studio is Doctor.

Speaker 0

伯恩斯。

David Burns.

Speaker 0

伯恩斯医生。

Doctor.

Speaker 0

他是认知行为疗法的先驱,也是全新TEAM疗法的创始人。

Burns is a pioneer in the development of cognitive behavioral therapy and the creator of the new TEAM therapy.

Speaker 0

他撰写的《感觉良好》一书,在美国销量超过五百万册,已被翻译成三十多种语言。

He is the author of Feeling Good, which has sold over 5,000,000 copies in The United States and has been translated into over 30 languages.

Speaker 0

他最新出版的《感觉极佳》一书,包含了全新的高效技巧,能帮助许多饱受抑郁和焦虑困扰的人快速恢复。

His latest book, Feeling Great, contains powerful new techniques that make rapid recovery possible for many people struggling with depression and anxiety.

Speaker 0

伯恩斯博士

Doctor.

Speaker 0

伯恩斯博士目前是斯坦福大学医学院临床精神病学的荣誉兼职教授。

Burns is currently an emeritus adjunct professor of clinical psychiatry at Stanford University School of Medicine.

Speaker 1

罗达,我可能没几次机会这样说了,所以我想趁现在好好表达一下。

Rhonda, I won't get a chance to do that too many more times, so I thought I'd probably get the most out of it.

Speaker 2

你好,大卫。

Hello, David.

Speaker 2

见到你真高兴,也欢迎世界各地、甚至银河系各处的听众收听《感觉良好》播客第498期。

It's really great to see you, and we wanna welcome all of our listeners from across the world, across the galaxies to the Feeling Good Podcast, episode four ninety eight.

Speaker 2

你说话的时候,声音听起来像是从歌剧明星切换到了百老汇音乐剧明星。

And it seems like your voice goes from opera star to Broadway musical star when you say

Speaker 1

谢谢。

the Thank you.

Speaker 1

我都老糊涂了,根本分不清了。

I'm so old and demented, I can't tell the difference.

Speaker 1

我从来不接受任何夸奖,不管是认真的还是开玩笑的。

I don't take any kind of compliment, sincere or joke.

Speaker 2

太好了。

Great.

Speaker 2

给我们的听众介绍一下今天会听到什么内容吧。

Well, tell our listeners what they're going to hear today.

Speaker 1

这可以说是你第500期播客的压轴之作,就在后天就到了。

Well, this is going to be kind of the grand finale of your, you know, five hundredth podcast, which is coming up in the third one from today.

Speaker 1

这是最后两期了。

These are the last two.

Speaker 1

当然,第500期我们会好好回忆一下过往。

And of course, we'll reminisce a lot on number 500.

Speaker 1

但这一期是我们最精彩的一次教学,现场辅导一位来自印度的年轻女性希拉尔,她聪明又善良。

But this is our best teaching ever, which is live work, in this case with Hiral, a lovely, bright young woman from India.

Speaker 1

她遇到的问题,我们每个人都感同身受。

And she had problems that we can all identify with.

Speaker 1

主题当然就是‘我不够好’。

The theme, of course, being I'm not good enough.

Speaker 1

她有个四岁的儿子,每次带他打疫苗时,孩子都会发脾气。

In her case, she has a four year old son and he sometimes throws a temper tantrum in particular when she took him for a vaccination.

Speaker 1

我觉得她当时自己也崩溃了,接着就开始责怪自己。

And I think she kind of had a meltdown herself and then is beating up on herself.

Speaker 1

这期节目分两部分,专门讲这个问题,特别精彩。

And it's a great two part podcast on that specific issue.

Speaker 1

最后的结果,你们到结尾就能看到——尤其是看了我们精心准备的节目笔记后,会发现效果简直不可思议,彻底改变了。

And the outcome, you'll see toward the end, especially if you look at the fantastic show notes we've got for you, you'll see that it was just another unbelievable total blow away.

Speaker 1

我们接下来还会和她做第三期内容。

We're going to have an upcoming part three with her.

Speaker 1

不确定会不会做成播客,但我们会安排一次防复发训练,看看她课后的情况如何。

I don't know if it'll be a podcast or not, but we'll do a relapse prevention training and see how she's doing after the session.

Speaker 1

她还提到很多和家人之间的相处问题,还有文化方面的困扰,但这次节目时间有限,我们没来得及深入讨论。

She also had mentioned a lot of interpersonal issues with family and, you know, cultural issues that we chose not to deal with in this podcast just due to the shortness of time.

Speaker 1

不过我们可能会在第三期里也聊聊这些内容。

But we might do a part three on some of them, include some of those on the part three as well.

Speaker 1

今天这一期,我们只聚焦在共情、测试和共情这部分。

One other unique feature, today we'll do just the empathy, the testing and the empathy part of the session.

Speaker 1

下个月四月,正好是第500期,我们会做阻力评估,也就是所谓的悖论式目标设定,那个环节特别精彩,还有那些方法,简直太棒了。

And then next week in April, coming right up to number 500, we'll do the assessment of resistance, the so called paradoxical agenda setting, which was pretty fantastic, and the methods, which were ultra fantastic.

Speaker 1

另外,这个播客还有一个特别的地方,虽然节目笔记里没怎么提,我现在先提醒你们一下,你们听第一期快结束的时候,我们会请每位患者给我们三个方面的共情表现打分。

But another thing that is unique in this podcast, and it's not so much emphasized in the show notes, I'm going to just mention it now so you can listen for it, is that in the part one that you're going to hear, you know, the end we ask for three letter grades at the end of empathy with every patient.

Speaker 1

你觉得我们在认知共情上表现如何?

How do you rate us in thought empathy?

Speaker 1

你觉得我们在情感共情上表现如何?

How do you rate us in feeling empathy?

Speaker 1

你觉得我们在温暖与接纳上表现如何?

And how do you rate us in warmth and acceptance?

Speaker 1

这三点是共情最关键的三个维度。

Those are the three crucial dimensions of empathy.

Speaker 1

她给了我们一个A或者A+,在思维共情这一项上。

And she gave us, as you'll hear, an A or an A plus something like that on thought empathy.

Speaker 1

我们完全理解了她的想法。

We understood exactly how she's been thinking.

Speaker 1

我们在情感共情上也拿到了A或A+,但她拒绝给我们温暖和关怀这一项打分。

We got an A or an A plus on feeling empathy, But she refused to grade us on warmth and compassion and the relationship.

Speaker 1

这其实说明了两件事。

And that meant two things.

Speaker 1

第一,她不仅没觉得和我们亲近,也没感受到那种你期待的接纳感。

Number one, not only were we not was she not feeling close to us, and that warm kind of acceptance that you're looking for.

Speaker 1

她甚至都不够信任我们,不愿意给我们打分。

She didn't even trust us enough to give us a grade.

Speaker 1

很多治疗师会觉得这是失败。

And a lot of therapists would think that's a failure.

Speaker 1

但我们的理念是,你最大的失败,往往正是伪装成失败的最大成功。

But our philosophy is that your greatest failures are your greatest successes in disguise.

Speaker 1

事实上,我当时很难和她拉近距离。

And I was, in fact, having trouble feeling close to her.

Speaker 1

我不知道这会不会彻底毁了整个咨询,但我确实从没见她之前就有这种感觉。

And I didn't know if it would entirely sabotage the session, but I'd never met her before and I actually felt that way.

Speaker 1

我第一次见到她,就在咨询开始前半小时,就觉得她把我推开了,好像根本不想敞开心扉。

When I first met her, thirty minutes before the session began, I felt pushed away and like she wasn't going to open up.

Speaker 1

我当时就想,天啊,如果这个问题不解决,这次咨询肯定要黄。

I thought, wow, if this isn't addressed, this session is going to be screwed.

Speaker 1

接下来你们会听到事情是怎么发展的。

And so you'll hear that unfolding.

Speaker 1

到了下周的第二部分开头,你们会听到我是怎么处理这件事的,以及最终这场咨询竟然变得如此出色。

And then at the start of part two, which will be next week, you'll hear how I attempted to deal with it and how this turned out to be a most phenomenal session unfolded.

Speaker 1

我这里有没有漏掉什么重要的,罗达?

Is anything I'm leaving out here, Rhonda?

Speaker 2

这次和她主要的对话内容,大家下个月四月才会听到。

Well, the bulk of this discussion with her, people are going to hear next week in April.

Speaker 2

而且

And

Speaker 1

你知道,

know,

Speaker 2

你真的很大胆,我说不出具体怎么说,但你确实是个很有魄力的治疗师。

you're pretty I don't know what the I mean, you're a very bold therapist.

Speaker 1

是的,没错。

Yeah, that's right.

Speaker 1

这种风格我是从心理剧中学来的。

And I got that from psychodrama.

Speaker 2

就我个人而言,我可没你这么大胆。

And just speaking from my own experience, I am much more timid than you are.

Speaker 2

比如,你之前说,第一次见到她的时候,你根本感觉不到和她亲近——这个细节大家下个月就能听到。

So for example, when you said to her, which people are going to hear next week, that when you first met her you didn't feel that close to her.

Speaker 2

我当时一听就完全被吸引住了,心想:天啊,这怎么做到的?

I was riveted to that and I thought, oh my God, how is this?

Speaker 2

他怎么会这么说?

What did he say that?

Speaker 2

你知道吗,接下来会发生什么?

You know, what's going to happen next?

Speaker 2

比如,她会被听到吗?

Like what's, is she going to be heard?

Speaker 2

我知道个人工作还在继续,但我一直在想,她会不会突然沉默?

Is the feed is, you know, I know that the personal work continued, but I thought, is she going to clam up?

Speaker 2

你说治疗师都会害怕,可我明明只是在听,也觉得紧张又忐忑。

And I was, you know, you say that therapists are scared to be And I was feeling kind of nervous and scared, even though I was just listening.

Speaker 2

所以我特别专注地听着这段对话是怎么展开的。

And so I felt very riveted to listening to how that dialogue unfolded.

Speaker 2

后来你们三个人真的展开了一场深刻的交流,帮她完成了很有成效的个人成长。

And it did turn into a very meaningful exchange between the three of you, which led to a very successful personal work for her.

Speaker 2

我觉得这正是你和她工作中的关键时刻。

And I think that was that's the key moment in your work with her.

Speaker 2

就像我之前说的,真的特别吸引人。

And it is, like I said, very riveting.

Speaker 1

谢谢。

Thank you.

Speaker 1

你刚才说的,我特别喜欢。

I love what you were saying.

Speaker 1

我完全同意。

And I agree 200%.

Speaker 1

没错。

Absolutely.

Speaker 1

不妨听一听,一定会觉得很有意思。

So give it a listen and enjoy it.

Speaker 1

另外,虽然你可能不太会看节目笔记,但这次吉尔第一次和AI合作撰写了这些内容。

And then make sure you might not tend to read the show notes, but Jill wrote them in collaboration with AI for the first time.

Speaker 1

她俩的合作成果真是非常出色。

And so the two of them are pretty brilliant.

Speaker 1

吉尔的智商是176。

And Jill has an IQ of 176.

Speaker 2

天哪。

Oh gosh.

Speaker 1

他们俩的智商加起来有376。

And they also have an IQ of three seventy six.

Speaker 1

两个人合起来,智商差不多快到五六百了。

So together they're up around 500 or 600.

Speaker 1

真厉害。

Wow.

Speaker 1

那些节目笔记简直像艺术品,美得像诗一样。

And the show notes, they're just a work of art, like poetry.

Speaker 1

它们能帮你更深入地理解内容。

And so they'll enrich your understanding of what's going on.

Speaker 1

在这期节目中,我和吉尔讲得特别简单,但其实我们做的事非常复杂,涉及多个层面同时进行。

In this session, we make it seem very simple, Jill and I do, but it's actually pretty complex what we're doing and it exists on multiple levels simultaneously.

Speaker 1

但在开始之前,我话说得有点多了,马上闭嘴。不过我们得感谢希拉尔,不仅因为她带给我们激动、情感、泪水,还有这段我们都将铭记的深刻个人体验,更重要的是,她为我们展示了什么是最好的教学方式——让你亲眼看到治疗可以是什么样子,也是我心目中治疗应该有的样子。

But before we start, and I'm talking too much, and so I'm about to shut up, but we want to thank Hiral, not only for giving us excitement and emotion and tears and a powerful personal experience we'll all share, but also she's giving us what is, to my way of thinking, the best teaching possible, showing you what therapy can be and what I believe therapy should be.

Speaker 1

不是这样的。

It's not this way.

Speaker 1

我说的‘治疗应该有的样子’,是指一个两小时的单次疗程,你几乎就能完成整个治疗过程,就像希拉尔那样,从满眼泪水、绝望,一下子变成无比的喜悦。

By what therapy should be, I mean a single two hour session where you pretty much complete the treatment and people go from tears and despair as Hiral did to overwhelming joy.

Speaker 1

而且这整个过程,就发生在短短两小时里。

And that's in one, you know, in this case, two hours session.

Speaker 1

如果你对这个感兴趣,一定要认真听,我们会一步步告诉你,我们是怎么做到的。

And if that interests you, make sure you pay close attention because we'll show you exactly how we made that happen.

Speaker 3

太好了。

Great.

Speaker 3

欢迎各位来到《治疗室现场》,我是大卫·伯恩斯的节目。

Welcome everyone to Inside the Therapy Room Live with David Burns.

Speaker 3

我是吉尔·莱维特,非常兴奋能和大卫一起主持这个半天的工作坊。

I'm Jill Levitt, and I'm really excited to be presenting this half day workshop alongside David.

Speaker 3

今天早上能和大卫一起,作为他的助手来配合这位志愿者,这真是难得的机会。

It's really a unique opportunity to see David and myself as a humble sidekick working with our volunteer this morning.

Speaker 3

希望大家能从中收获很多,不仅被触动,也能作为治疗师和普通人,真正产生共鸣、学到东西。

We hope that you'll learn a lot and that it will touch your heart and that you'll be able to relate and connect and learn a lot as a therapist and a human being today.

Speaker 3

首先,让我为大家介绍一下大卫,他可能根本不需要介绍。

First, let me introduce you all to David, who maybe needs no introduction.

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大卫·伯恩斯是世界知名的 psychiatrist、认知行为疗法的泰斗、畅销书作者,也是《感觉很棒》这款应用的创始人,稍后大卫会跟我们多分享一些关于这个应用的内容。

David Burns is a world renowned psychiatrist, CBT legend, bestselling author, and the creator of the Feeling Great app, which David is gonna share a little bit more with us about at the end of the presentation.

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除了作为临床医生和作者极具创造力,大卫多年来一直是我们这些致力于学习 TEAM CBT 技法的人的良师益友。

And in addition to being incredibly creative as a clinician and an author, David is just an amazing mentor and supporter of all of us who've been working with him and striving to learn these TEAM CBT tools for many years.

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能和你一起主持,我一直感到无比荣幸和开心,大卫。

So it's always a total honor and pleasure to present with you, David.

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接下来,我要为大家介绍今天我们要合作的志愿者。

And now to introduce you to the volunteer that we're gonna be working with today.

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她叫希拉尔。

Her name is Hiral.

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大卫和我以前从没和希拉尔合作过。

And David and I have never worked with Hiral before.

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我们其实今天早上九点前十五分钟才第一次见到她,之前都没见过面。

We've actually never met Hiral before, before about fifteen minutes before 09:00 this morning when we had a chance to talk with her.

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不过我们有她的每日情绪记录。

We have her daily mood log though.

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我们请她填了一份不完整的每日情绪记录,主要是想让她描述一件让她感到困扰的事情。

We asked her to complete a partially complete a daily mood log just to articulate kind of an event that was distressing to her.

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大卫,我们先看一下希拉尔的简短情绪问卷,然后再请她自己说说她是谁,最近遇到了什么困扰,你觉得怎么样?

So David, should we just go over Hiral's brief mood survey first and then we can ask Hiral to tell us a little bit about herself and what she's been struggling with.

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首先,希拉尔,非常感谢你愿意参与我们这次活动。

Well, first of all, Hiral, thank you so much for joining us.

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你现在感觉怎么样?

And how are you feeling at this moment?

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我有点紧张。

I'm feeling very nervous.

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谢谢你告诉我们这些。

Thank you for telling us that.

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能说说你现在感到紧张的具体情况吗?

And tell us about that nervousness that you're feeling right now.

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这种紧张感有多强?

How strong is it?

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当时你心里在想些什么?

What are the thoughts associated with that?

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我担心自己在这么多来学习的人面前出丑。

I think I'm feeling that, I I hope I don't make fool out of myself in front of so many people who are here to learn.

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你怎么会觉得你会出丑呢?

And and how how would I make a fool of myself?

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我觉得是因为会犯错。

I think by making mistakes.

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听起来你心里有个声音特别追求完美,一直在提醒你不能出错。

So it sounds like there's a voice inside of you that's a little bit perfectionistic and and telling you you you you mustn't make mistakes.

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我能想象,这现在一定让你感到特别焦虑。

And and I I can imagine that that creates a lot of anxiety right now.

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但我很好奇,这种压力会不会也让你觉得孤单?你看,我们两个人都真心想关心你,吉尔也一样。

But I'm I'm I'm wondering if it also creates a feeling of, of loneliness that that that here here we are two people, and I would like to care about you, and Jill would like to care about you.

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但我想知道,你对自己施加的这种压力,是不是也让你觉得特别孤立?

But I'm wondering if that pressure that you're putting under yourself also leads to feeling alone.

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是的,确实如此。

Yes, it does.

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你能说说,此刻你感受到的孤单或寂寞是什么样的吗?

And can you tell us about feeling alone or lonely right at this moment?

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对。

Yeah.

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我说的不只是现在,这种感觉已经持续很久了。当你总是担心别人会怎么想,就会不知不觉觉得自己迷失了,跟所有人都脱节了,也感受不到当下正在发生的事。

I mean, not only this moment, think it's been forever because I think when you're thinking so much, about what others will think, I think, you just end up feeling, lost and disconnected from everybody and what's happening right now.

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而且你根本没法专心做任何事。

And you're not able to focus also on anything.

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如果我理解得没错的话,你刚才说的这些,我有时候可能没完全听懂,你要是发现我理解错了,一定要告诉我——但听起来,这种感觉已经伴随你很久了,孤独和疏离感似乎一直缠着你,挥之不去。

If I understand correctly what you're saying and I don't always get it right so let me know when I when I don't, But that that's been a long time in your life that this feeling is something that's with you a lot, and maybe the feeling of alone and disconnection is something that's that's with you an awful lot.

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当我意识到这些的时候,我心里真的很难过,因为我知道你是个温柔又敏感的人,却把这么多心事都藏在心里。我希望我们能慢慢靠近你,让你感受到支持。

And and and when I realize that about you, I I just wanna assure that I I I feel a kind of sadness, because I know that you're a beautiful, vulnerable person, but that you're, you know, holding, holding a lot in and hopefully we can, we can, you know, connect with you.

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我现在特别喜欢你的笑容。

And I love your smile right now.

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你此刻在想什么?

What are you thinking just at this moment?

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是的,我其实就在想,你们说得都对,只是我现在不太能像自己希望的那样多说几句话。

Yeah, I'm just thinking that, yeah, you're just getting things right, that I'm not able to speak as much as I would want to right now.

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对。

Yeah.

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没错,就是这样。

Yes, exactly.

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我们会试着,我也一定会想办法,帮你克服这种想说却说不出来的犹豫。

And, we'll we'll try to I'll try to get you to to to speak, in spite of, that that that that reluctance.

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如果我们真的做了,那道堤坝一定会崩塌,洪水肯定会涌出来,我确信。

And and and and if we do, the the dam will will break open and the waters will will flow, I'm I'm sure.

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不过咱们还是先办正事吧。

But let's do our our our our business.

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谢谢你刚才说的那些话。

But thank you for for that.

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Hiral,你刚才说的那番话,我特别喜欢。

I loved what you just said, Hiral.

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这个短暂情绪量表,大部分评分都是从0到20分。

The, the Brief Mood Survey, these most of the scores go from zero to 20.

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今天早上开始前,你在抑郁测试中的得分是11分。

And on the depression test, your your score this morning just before starting was was 11.

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这属于中等程度的抑郁。

And and that's a moderate level of depression.

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其中两个表现特别明显:总是感到难过、情绪低落、沮丧,甚至觉得毫无希望。

And the two of the symptoms were a lot and that's sad and down in the dumps and discouraged and hopeless.

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其他一些症状,比如自尊心低、动力丧失,还有对生活中的乐趣和满足感减退,虽然也有升高,但没那么严重。

And then some of the other symptoms, low self esteem and loss of motivation and loss of, you know, pleasure and satisfaction in life were elevated but not quite so severely.

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但这些抑郁症状已经足够让你失去生活的乐趣了,尽管你身边有那么多快乐的源泉——那么可爱、聪明的小男孩,那么活泼的小家伙,还有你即将迎来的培训和认证考试,想想看,一旦摆脱这些负担,那个光彩照人的你,那个被层层阴霾遮住的你,该有多耀眼。

But that's way more than enough depression to take the joy out out of life in spite of the fact that there's a lot of potential sources of joy with a beautiful little smart little boy, spunky little guy, and, you know, your training and your certification exam coming up, and how great it would be to unleash that beautiful Hiral who's who's hiding behind all of this stuff.

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这正是我们所期待的奇迹。

And, that's the kind of miracle we're hoping for.

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没有自杀的念头。

No suicidal urges.

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焦虑的程度甚至比抑郁还高一点,14分出20分,这明显属于中度,快要进入重度了,五项焦虑症状里有四项都很明显,比如紧张、担忧、不安、神经质等等。

The anxiety, was, slightly stronger even than the depression, fourteen out of twenty, that would be certainly moderate heading and into the severe and, four of the five, anxiety symptoms were a lot like anxiety and worrying and tense and nervous and so forth.

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所以你现在同时承受着相当严重的抑郁和焦虑。

So you're experiencing, you know, depression and and anxiety both in pretty big doses.

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还有另一点,吉尔,你提到过,愤怒的情绪也很强烈,我觉得这是我们今天要重点处理的部分。

And then another thing that, Jill, you you pointed out is that the anger is is is quite strong also and will be an important part, I think, of what we do deal with this morning.

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愤怒的程度和焦虑一样,也是14分出20分。

It's it's as strong as the anxiety, and it's, four 14, out of twenty twenty.

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所以你的愤怒程度属于中到重度。

So that you're that's, you know, a moderate to severe level of anger.

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如果我们没做这个测试,可能根本不会意识到你有这些情绪,更不会清楚它们有多强烈。

And, and if we didn't do this test, we wouldn't be aware of that you're having these feelings and exactly how strong they are.

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我们不能保证一定有效,但我们的目标是,根据你的期望,看看今天能不能带来一些改变。

And we can't guarantee anything, but our our goal, depending on what your goals are, would be to see if we can cause some shifts in in today's session.

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幸福量表也是从0到20分,你的得分是8分。

Now the happiness, there version of the happiness scale also goes from zero to 20, and your score was eight.

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在这个量表上,20分代表最大的幸福感。

Now on this one, a 20 would be the greatest happiness.

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所以8分说明你感受到的快乐和喜悦非常少,只是有一点点,希望也只算中等程度。

And so the eight shows very little happiness, in terms of feeling, you know, happy and joyful only somewhat and hopeful only moderately.

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这里没有哪一项是强烈或极度的。

There's nothing here that's a lot or extremely.

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这当然和你正在经历的抑郁有关——你感觉低落,缺乏快乐和成就感。

So, that that that, of course, relates to to the to the depression that, you know, that you know, you're feeling down and you're not feeling a lot of joy and reward.

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另外,关于你和丈夫的关系,关系满意度量表满分是30分,你的得分是10分,说明在关系的五个方面都存在一定程度的不满,这肯定也对你现在的情况有影响。

And then another thing that came up here is with with your husband, the relationship satisfaction scale goes from zero to 30 and, your score was was 10 and indicating, some level of dissatisfaction with all five areas of the relationship, and I'm sure that will will play a role as well in in what's going on.

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如果觉得合适的话,吉尔,我这就把话筒交还给你,我们可以先做一点共情练习,然后再填每日情绪记录表。

And then if if if it makes sense to you, Jill, I'll turn it back over to you and we can do a little empathy, and then we we can do the daily mood log.

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我们最好早点开始,让用户先有个直观感受。你翻到手册第四页,能看到这份每日情绪记录表,里面充满了自我批评的想法。

We should probably do it early to give users a feel and if you look at that page in your handout four, you can see here all's daily mood log with a lot of self self critical thoughts.

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那不如你从头开始,一步步带我们走一遍,吉尔?

But can why don't you take us from, first base to second base here, Jill?

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好的。

Yeah.

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听起来不错。

That sounds great.

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而且,我更希望先让希拉尔自己说说,用开放的方式聊聊她的处境,让我们能更了解她这个人,以及她背后的故事。

And, yeah, I'd rather I'd like to just hear a little bit in an open ended way from Hiral so that we feel like we know who she is and a little bit about the context in kind of an open ended fashion.

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在共情环节,我们也可以看看她的每日情绪记录表,希拉尔花了一些时间,试着梳理那些引发这些情绪的想法。

And then as part of empathy, we can also turn to the daily mood log where Hiral took a few minutes to try to think through what some of the thoughts are that are driving these feelings.

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不过,跟我们说说你自己吧,Hiral。

But yeah, tell us about you, Hiral.

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你之前回复了我发的志愿者招募邮件,说很想得到一些帮助。

Sent out an email requesting a volunteer and you sent me an email saying you'd love to get some help.

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能跟我们讲讲,你具体需要哪方面的帮助?背后有些什么情况?

So tell us a little bit about what you're looking for help with and some of the context.

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我觉得最需要的是,不管做什么事,我都想能真正放松下来。

So I think the biggest help is that I really want to feel relaxed while I'm doing whatever.

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就算是在扮演妈妈这个角色的时候,我也只想轻松愉快地待着,而不是整天担心他的未来、他的行为。哪怕是在准备三级考试,或者去上课的时候,我也希望自己能相信‘我能行’,而不是总觉得自己落后了——因为其他同事的孩子更小,他们都能兼顾,我却因为全身心扑在儿子身上,觉得自己远远落后了。

I mean, even if it's playing the role of a mother I want to just feel relaxed and happy and not just worry about his future or his behaviors and even if I'm you know preparing for my Level three or you know attending some classes I just want to feel as if, know, I can do it instead of thinking that, oh, you know, I'm just way behind, other colleagues of mine just because, know, my entire focus is on my son and, like nurturing him up because I also feel, you know, so behind in this race when I come across colleagues who have younger kids, than me and I feel, my god, if they can do it, why can't I do it?

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就算我陪着儿子的时候,我也开心不起来;可要是我做点自己的事,又会觉得对不起儿子,没为他做得够多。

And, so I don't feel happy even like, you know, while I'm, attending to my son and I, if I'm, you know, doing something for myself, I feel that, you know, I'm not, doing enough for my son.

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所以不管怎么选,我都快乐不起来。

So either ways I'm not happy.

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是的。

Yeah.

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所以,我很想再多听听你刚才说的,还有你提到你有个小男孩,对吧?

So then again, happy to hear more about what I'm hearing you say so far and what you shared with us a little bit as you have a little boy, right?

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你儿子快四岁了,你觉得自己必须当个完美的妈妈,要把他照顾好、培养好,压力特别大。

Almost four year old son and you're feeling just a lot of pressure to be an excellent mother and to do a really good job nurturing him and caring for him and raising him well.

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所以你经常觉得自己不够好,对吧?

And so you're often feeling not good enough, right?

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你不断怀疑自己,甚至没法好好享受和他在一起的时光,因为你总觉得必须当个完美的妈妈,把他养得无可挑剔。

You're questioning yourself and you're not able to enjoy your time with him because you're feeling so much pressure to be an excellent mother and to raise him perfectly.

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这种压力还蔓延到了你的工作上,比如你正在学习TEAM CBT这个模型,准备三级认证考试,但你也觉得自己在这上面不够好。

And then that bleeds a little bit into your professional work as well, where it sounds like you're training and learning this model, the TEAM CBT model, you're getting ready for a Level three certification exam, and you're also not feeling good enough there.

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你好像总在和同事比较,觉得他们干得比你多。

You're comparing yourself to your colleagues, it sounds like, and thinking I'm not doing as much work as they are.

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他们准备得比你充分。

I'm not as prepared as they are.

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育儿方面也是这样。

And the same thing in the parenting realm.

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我比那些孩子和我儿子一样大的朋友都落后了。

I'm behind my friends who have children this age.

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我不如他们当父母当得好。

I'm not as good of a parent as they are.

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这真的让你失去了很多快乐。

And that's really zapping a lot of kind of joy out of your life.

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我理解得对吗?也想多听听你这方面的心声。

Is that am I getting you and happy to hear more of that too?

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是的,确实如此。

Yeah, that's true.

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我说,我整天都累得要命,其实也没干多少体力活,就是精神上特别耗人。

I mean, yeah, I think I feel so tired the whole day despite not doing anything physically, so much engaging.

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所以我总是觉得累,然后感觉自己一直在原地打转,事情却一点都没推进。

So, yeah, I just feel tired and then yeah, I just feel I'm just moving in some kind of a circle or a loop and the loop is not getting done.

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就是这么一直转啊转,没完没了。

Mean it's on it's it's just going on and on.

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我想好好睡觉,可就算拼命想放松,也根本睡不着。

Can I'm not able to sleep well, even if I try so hard to just relax it is very difficult.

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就连星期天都很难真正放松下来,可能我对自己太苛刻了,你也懂的。

Mean it's not that easy to even relax on Sundays as if you know I'm just being too harsh on myself or you know yeah.

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你刚才说一整天都特别累,睡不好,也放松不了,能再详细说说吗?当然我们可以看你的每日情绪记录,但我想听听你自己的感受,为什么会这样。

Yeah I was gonna ask you when you said you feel so tired the whole day and you're not able to sleep very well, you're not able to relax, tell us more and again, we can look to your daily mood log for sure, but tell us more about why that is.

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最后你说,你对自己要求太高了。

Ended by saying I'm just so hard on myself.

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所以,你是陷入了一种自我批评的循环里吗?

So is that it feels like you're in this kind of loop of self criticism?

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我觉得吧,我这个人特别希望家里井井有条、平和安宁。可看到长辈们根本不明白家里到底该做什么,我就特别焦虑。我本身是个年轻妈妈,情绪管理已经够难了,还要忍着不被孩子的行为激怒,再加上家人又不支持,真的太累了。

Yeah, I think see, I'm a kind of a person who likes, you know, to have peace and harmony and some kind of order in the house and when I see that, people elder to be, they are not understanding that what exactly is needed to be done in the house and you know I'm also being a young mother I'm also struggling so much, you know to, like to manage my own emotions, overwhelming emotions and you know to also to not get triggered by his behavior and, you know, also then, you know, the, unsupportive family environment.

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所以我才觉得这么疲惫——好像不管怎么努力,总顾此失彼。我要是顾着自己和孩子,就顾不上整个家;可我要是顾家,又觉得对不起自己和孩子。我知道我得先照顾好自己和孩子,因为他完全依赖我,可同时,我们又离不开父母的帮助,这种矛盾让一切都变得特别难。

So I think that is why I feel so tired that, you know, it's it seems like, you know, if I try to lose if I try to save one boat I think I'm missing the other two ones and if I'm taking care of the if I'm taking care of myself and my son then I think I'm not able to take care of the family and I also really think that it's very important for me to take care of myself first and my son because he's dependent on me but at the same time, it also seems that, we are also dependent on our parents So that is is making things very difficult for us.

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你能再详细说说吗,希拉尔?

Can you tell us more more about that, Hiral?

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听起来你一直得当个完美的妈妈、妻子、家庭支柱,还得应付职场上的各种要求,一想到这些,我真的心疼。所有社会对女性的压力都太大了。

It sounds like you like, and and this kills me when I think about, you know, all the pressures on on women, and and in all societies, really, that that you've gotta be this perfect mother and then, you know, wife and family and and then, you know, the the the professional demands.

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你拼命想把每件事都做到极致,却总在责备自己,连一点喘息和享受的机会都没有。

You're trying to do all of these things, you know, in a in a really high level way and and just constantly beating up on yourself and never getting a chance to to enjoy anything.

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你能再多说说吗?尤其是那种愤怒,你心里积压了太多对亲人的不满。

And can you tell us more about that and especially the anger because you're you're carrying a lot of anger, you know, kind of toward toward loved ones and and so forth.

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你能不能跟我们和观众分享一下你来自哪里?还有你的文化背景,我觉得这点特别重要,不能忽略。

And you might want to share with us and the audience just where you're located and a little bit of that kind of cultural background as well, just because I think it would be we would be remiss to not acknowledge that too.

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是的,我来自印度的古吉拉特邦。

Yeah, so I'm from India and there's this state called Gujarat.

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我来自古吉拉特,我们家还是传统的大家庭。我丈夫是独生子,我们自己经营生意,但即便他工作上很独立,经济上还是得依赖我公公。

So I'm from Gujarat basically and like we still live in a joint family where I have my husband who's an only child and we have our own family business but still you know my husband is very I mean despite being so independent at work we still have to you know be dependent on, my father-in-law for the finances and everything.

Speaker 4

除此之外,我们还面临巨大的代际差异。他家特别传统,根本不愿意接受新观念,也不承认别人可以有不同想法、不同生活方式。这让我特别累,既要迁就他们的要求,又要照顾我儿子的需求。

Apart from even that, I think, there is this huge, generation gap also which we are dealing with and also, I mean, we come from a background where, you know, not exactly background, but his family is such that it's very rigid when it comes to adapting to new things or, you know, even acknowledging the fact that you know someone can have different know thoughts and opinions and approaches and perspective towards life so I think it becomes more challenging, frustrating and irritating for me to, you know, accommodate their needs and at the same time to, you know, accommodate my son's needs.

Speaker 4

还有,我家也不在城里。

So and yeah, so and plus also, like, my my own house is not in the city.

Speaker 4

所以我总觉得这么孤单,有时候连跟父母敞开心扉说说话的空间都没有,跟朋友也难联系,因为我现在没上班,很少出门。

So, you know, the the reason why I feel so lonely is because there is sometimes there is just no space for me to even, you know talk to my parents, openly or you know talk to my friends because I'm not working right now, so I don't get to go out so much often.

Speaker 4

我出门就只是接送儿子,最近我才开始健身。

Only time I go out is to pick up and drop my son or I have started working out recently.

Speaker 4

所以只有这时候,我才能有点属于自己的时间,跟朋友或父母聊聊天。

So it is that only that is the time when you know I, get some time for myself where I can connect to my friends or connect to my parents.

Speaker 4

是啊,这么多事堆在一起,真的让人招架不住。

Yeah, so it just feels too much to handle at the same time.

Speaker 4

这不仅影响我的心理健康,身体也跟着出问题。

And it is also affecting my mental well-being and physically also.

Speaker 4

我激素失调,身体上一堆状况。

I mean, I have like hormonal imbalance and a lot of things going physically.

Speaker 3

Hiral,我有个问题之前没太弄明白,想再跟你确认一下,也好好想想你刚才说的。

So Hiral, I had one question that I did, it wasn't clear on and then I can reflect a little more on what you said.

Speaker 3

你、你丈夫和儿子,是跟公婆住在一起的吗?

So are you and your husband and your son living in the house with your in laws as well?

Speaker 3

是的。

Yes.

Speaker 3

对。

Yes.

Speaker 3

好的。

Okay.

Speaker 3

但不是你自己的父母,对吧?

But not your parents, correct?

Speaker 3

不是。

No.

Speaker 3

没错。

Right.

Speaker 3

所以你的意思是,你得同时照顾丈夫、公婆,还有儿子的需求。

And so you're saying like, it feels like you're having to address the needs of your husband and your husband's parents and your son.

Speaker 3

你一直在为家里很多人付出,操心着他们的各种需求。

And so there's just a lot that you're really very much giving to a lot of people and trying to take care of the needs of a lot of people in the home.

Speaker 3

你现在正在带孩子,还没回去上班,也没重新开始执业,不过你一直在学习,已经走在复出的路上了。

And at this point, you're raising your son and not yet back to work or not yet practicing, though you've been studying and you're kind of on that road.

Speaker 3

但我觉得,如果你能和父母、朋友聊一聊,可能会让你感觉好多了,也能更安心一些。

But it feels like even maybe it would be really helpful and connecting to be able to talk to your parents and talk to your friends.

Speaker 3

可你现在几乎一直待在家里照顾孩子,感觉像被困住了。

But right now you've been really stuck at home caring for your son and just feeling a bit trapped.

Speaker 3

不过听起来你已经在慢慢好转了——刚开始去健身房锻炼,更关注自己的健康,也试着带孩子出门办事,找一些小机会和外界联系。

And it sounds like you're making a bit of progress on that, that you've just started going to the gym, working out, taking care of yourself more, getting out of the house to drop your son places and finding small pockets of places to connect.

Speaker 3

但你明显觉得这些还不够,这种不足让你情绪更低落,压力也更大了。

But you're definitely feeling that you need more of that and that's kind of making you feel more down and stressed as well.

Speaker 1

另外还有一件事,你提到你公公,我不是要批评他或者他妻子,只是觉得他们有点固执,不太容易接受新观念。

And to add one more little thing, you mentioned that your father-in-law, not to be critical of him or his wife, but that they're a little rigid and slow to capture on to new perspectives.

Speaker 1

我记得当年我和妻子从费城搬回加州,也就是我们现在住的地方,那时我们离我公公和继婆婆很近,本来是挺好的。

And I I can recall when my wife and I moved back to California where we now live after twenty years in in Philadelphia, that, we we were it was great because we were close to my my, you know, my in laws, father-in-law and my step mother-in-law.

Speaker 1

我们喜欢和他们一起看电影、逛逛,但他们的价值观和对生活的理解,跟我们差别实在太大了。

But we were we liked to hang out with them and go to movies and stuff, but their values, and understanding of life was so radically different.

Speaker 1

就连谈情绪这件事,对他们来说都特别陌生。

Even the thing of emotions and talking about emotions was something they they they, you know, it seemed kind of alien to to them.

Speaker 1

我岳母和继母根本没法理解,一个人怎么会感到抑郁。

And, you know, my mother-in-law, stepmother-in-law, you know, couldn't imagine how a human being would ever be depressed.

Speaker 1

她们觉得看医生就是乖乖听医生的,根本不需要自己动脑筋。

And so the so it was the, and they thought when you go to the doctor, you do what the doctor tells you, you know, you're, there's no critical thinking.

Speaker 1

这完全是两种完全不同的处世哲学。

And it was just a completely different philosophy.

Speaker 1

但我们还是很喜欢和她们待在一起,当然也不是天天在一起。不过我能想象,要是真住在一个屋檐下,肯定特别压抑。

But we loved being, being with them and we, you know, we weren't with them all the time, but I can imagine very well if we were trapped living with them in the same house, it would have been enormously uncomfortable.

Speaker 4

我想她们可能也希望我们过她们那样的生活,但这根本不公平。她们的生活就是家里四堵墙,或者办公室四堵墙,而我天生爱探索,喜欢冒险。我以前住的城市朋友很多,生活特别热闹。现在我搬到这座城,结婚八年了,当妈妈也四年了。

Yeah, I guess I think they are also expecting us to live the way they are living, which is absolutely, not fair and so like their life is like you know only the four walls of the house or the four walls of the office and I'm someone who loves exploring, you know, I love adventure but then and plus the city from where I come I had like a lot of friends and, you know my life was very happening So now that you know I have come to another city, I have been married since eight years now and, I have been, I have I am mother since four years.

Speaker 4

对我来说,这同样是个巨大的转变。

So like, like for me also it's a huge adjustment.

Speaker 4

所以我经常生气,是因为我一直在迁就别人,可轮到他们体谅我、理解我的需求时,却一点动静都没有。连最亲近的人都不考虑我的感受,那我还能去哪儿找理解呢?

So, one of the reasons why I also feel angry so much is that you know when others when like I am trying to accommodate to someone else's needs and when it's their time to reciprocate and understand that, you know, even my needs are supposed to be, taken into consideration or, you know, even I have to be taken care of, I think when that understanding doesn't come from, very closed ones, I think then you feel then, you know, I mean, where do you go?

Speaker 4

就是这样。

So it's like that.

Speaker 1

你得照顾他们的需求,但他们却很少有人关心你的感受。

So you're expected to take care of their needs, but you don't see a lot of people trying to take care of your needs.

Speaker 4

是的。

Yeah.

Speaker 1

对吧?

Is that right?

Speaker 4

对,没错。

Yeah, that's right.

Speaker 1

而且,你原来的生活方式——你喜欢冒险,

And then in addition, your life as you know it, want to know it, is you love adventure.

Speaker 1

喜欢热闹,喜欢充满活力的氛围。

You love things that are happening, excitement.

Speaker 1

你以前朋友很多。

You have a lot of friends.

Speaker 1

而现在,你几乎失去了所有这些。

And now almost all of that's kind of cut off for you.

Speaker 1

所以你差不多就像被关进了牢笼。

So you're almost in kind of a prison.

Speaker 1

是的。

Yes.

Speaker 1

看到你笑真好,但我能想象这一定特别痛苦。

Yeah, it's good to see you smile, but I can imagine it's a very painful thing.

Speaker 1

我真的希望我们至少能找到第一步,帮你缓解一下,因为听上去对你来说实在太难了,希拉尔。

And I sure hope we can find at least a step one in getting some relief on this thing because it sounds just awful for you, Hiral.

Speaker 4

是的。

Yes.

Speaker 4

确实如此。

It is.

Speaker 1

你甚至都没有属于自己的时间。

You don't even have time with yourself.

Speaker 4

是的,没那么多。

Yeah, not as much.

Speaker 4

所以我总觉得自己抽出时间照顾自己,有点过意不去。

So I just feel guilty of, you know, taking some time out for myself.

Speaker 4

直到我意识到,如果我不好好照顾自己,很可能会因为月经周期相关的问题引发严重疾病,我才开始真正锻炼身体、关注健康。

It's now that I've started working out or taking care of my health is only since the time I've gotten to know that you know okay if I don't take care of myself I might end up getting, you know getting into a severe, illness related to, my menstrual cycle and all of that.

Speaker 4

正因如此,我才开始考虑要好好对待自己,因为我知道,不管我为公婆做多少,他们永远都不会满意。

So only that is something which is you know, making me think of taking care of myself because I know as it's never going to be enough, you know no matter how much I do for my in laws because they are never satisfied with whatever I do.

Speaker 4

我为他们做事,他们从不感激;我不做,他们又满腹抱怨,脸上和行为里全是失望。

So it's like even if I do something for them they will never appreciate and acknowledge and even if I, don't do something for them of course then there is this lot of criticism and there is this lot of disappointment that I see, on their faces and in their behavior.

Speaker 1

这听起来就像单行道。

That sounds like a one way street.

Speaker 1

一味付出、一味付出,亚伦·贝克管这叫付出与回报的失衡。

Give, give, give, give, Aaron Beck used to call that a give, get imbalance.

Speaker 1

不断付出,却从得不到任何回报。

Giving, giving, giving, and never getting anything in return.

Speaker 1

真的吗?

Is that right?

Speaker 4

是的,没错。

Yeah, that's right.

Speaker 1

听起来真暖心。

Sounds really sounds warm.

Speaker 1

我把它还给你,吉尔。

I'll give it back to you, Jill.

Speaker 3

是的,我正想提两点,大卫,我觉得我们现在可以做一下。

Yeah, I was going to ask, I mean, two things that I think would be helpful for us to do at this point, David.

Speaker 3

第一,我们可以问问希拉尔,看看我们在共情方面做得怎么样,请她给我们打个分。

One is we could check with Hiral and ask how we were doing on Empathy and ask her to give us a grade.

Speaker 3

第二,也许在那之前或之后,最好先和她一起看看她每天的情绪记录。

And the other thing is that perhaps before or after that, maybe it makes sense to do it before it is to go over her daily mood log with her.

Speaker 3

我听到希拉尔现在有两个方面的困扰,一个是这种我们通常说的个人情绪问题,对吧?

I'm kind of hearing two areas of work or two areas of distress that Hiral is having right now and one is this kind of what we think of as an individual mood difficulty, right?

Speaker 3

对自己要求太严,总是自我批评,觉得自己当妈妈不够好,在工作和学业上也不够出色,甚至当儿媳也做得不够。

Being really hard on yourself and self critical, feeling not good enough as a mom and in your work and as a student, even as a daughter-in-law.

Speaker 3

这部分我觉得我们可以深入探讨一下,结合你的每日情绪记录,一起把它更具体地呈现出来。

So there's kind of that piece, which I think we could explore a lot more and maybe bring to life more looking at your daily mood log together.

Speaker 3

另外还有一个相对独立但又有点关联的话题,我觉得更适合单独处理,就是她和公婆、丈夫之间的人际关系问题,以及由此产生的愤怒、怨恨、挫败和孤独感。

And then there's kind of a separate topic that might be related a bit, but that I think actually would be a separate focus, which has more to do with relationships and some of the anger and resentment and frustration and loneliness she's feeling as related to her in laws and husband and kind of situation in life.

Speaker 3

我的看法是,这两方面确实可以分成两类,我觉得我们首先应该准确理解她的情况,但不妨先从她个人情绪和自我苛责入手,结合每日情绪记录,把这部分更生动地展开。

So my guess is, yeah, hear it in these kind of two different categories and my guess is that, well, we should make understanding her correctly, but maybe go down the road more of the individual mood and the being hard on herself and turn to her daily mood log, to bring that to life more.

Speaker 3

你觉得呢,大卫?

What do you think, David?

Speaker 1

是的,我觉得这就像要打两场仗,一场是个人内心的,另一场是人际之间的。

Yeah, I see it as like two battles to be won here, the individual, and the interpersonal.

Speaker 1

没错。

Exactly.

Speaker 1

这两方面都有解决办法,也有很多可以做的积极事情。

And they both, have solutions and a lot of great things that can be done.

Speaker 1

但我觉得我们可以先从你的每日情绪记录开始,看看你是怎么苛责自己的

But I think if we start with the the daily mood log and and the way you're criticizing yourself

Speaker 4

对

Yeah.

Speaker 1

这会是一个非常重要的第一步,同时我们也清楚,你和丈夫、家人之间的关系问题也需要用合适的方式去处理

That that would be a a tremendous first step, all the while acknowledging that there's still some relationships and husband and family issues that need to be dealt with in a skillful way.

Speaker 4

所以

So

Speaker 3

Hiral,你觉得这样安排怎么样?

how does that sound to you, Hiral?

Speaker 3

我们能不能带着听众一起看看你的每日情绪记录,和你一起梳理那些想法和感受,重点放在自我批评和对自己要求太高的部分?

Can we maybe walk the audience through your daily mood log and have you look at your thoughts and feelings with us and kind of focus more on that aspect of it, that kind of self criticism and being hard on yourself?

Speaker 4

好的

Yes.

Speaker 3

是的

Yeah.

Speaker 3

那

So

Speaker 1

我们先做每日情绪记录,然后再谈共情。

Let's do the daily mood log first and then we can do the empathy.

Speaker 3

没错。

Exactly.

Speaker 3

同意。

Agree.

Speaker 3

好的。

Yeah.

Speaker 3

大卫,你来主导这个部分好吗?

Do you want to take the lead on that, David?

Speaker 1

好的。

Yeah.

Speaker 1

随时可以补充。

Feel free to chime in.

Speaker 3

请观众翻到手册的第四页。

Let me just tell the audience to turn to page four in the handout packet.

Speaker 3

那里是Hiral的每日情绪记录表。

That is actually where you have Hiral's daily mood log.

Speaker 3

我们根本没见到她,只是让她回想一个特定时刻,写在最上面,圈出当时浮现的情绪,并记录下伴随这些情绪出现的负面想法。

And without seeing her at all, we just asked her to think of a moment in time and put that at the top and circle the feelings that were coming up for her and write down the negative thoughts that she was having as she was feeling them.

Speaker 3

这是她跟我们分享的内容。

This is kind of what she shared with us.

Speaker 3

David,你来给大家讲一下吧。

So David, maybe you can walk us through it.

Speaker 1

好的。

Yeah.

Speaker 1

我们总是聚焦于一个具体的时刻,因为所有问题都藏在你情绪低落的那一刻里。

The upsetting moment, and we always try to focus on one moment because all of your problems will be embedded in any one moment when when you're upset.

Speaker 1

通过每日情绪记录,我们不仅能看清状况,还能引发一些深刻的变化。

And so we can use the daily mood log to understand what's going on as well as to trigger some hopefully fairly profound changes.

Speaker 1

但当我读到这一条时,我的心真的揪了一下,Hiral,因为我们家刚添了个小宝宝。

But, you know, my heart went out to you, Hiral, when I read this one because we have a new baby in our family.

Speaker 1

我儿子和儿媳生了个可爱的男孩,才九个月大。

My my son and his wife have a a beautiful little boy who's just nine months old.

Speaker 1

但他突然生病了。

But he came down.

Speaker 1

他们住得离这儿大概一小时车程,那天把孩子送来,让我们帮忙照看几个小时,好让他们俩去SPA放松一下。

They live about an hour from here and they brought him to have us babysit for a few hours while the two of them went to a spa and took a little break.

Speaker 1

结果孩子一见妈妈不在就崩溃了,大哭大闹,整整一个半小时都没停,我完全不知道该怎么哄、该怎么想这件事,特别难受。

And he had kind of a meltdown because mommy was gone and he just screamed and it was, it was, you know, and it went on for a good hour and a half and it was uncomfortable, to try to figure out what what to do or how to think about it.

Speaker 1

你和婆婆带儿子去打疫苗,那天是1月3号,他也闹得厉害,你当时特别受打击。

But you you and your mother-in-law took your son for a vaccination And, this was on January 3, and he had a meltdown, and you were really affected by it.

Speaker 1

你当时感觉低落、不开心,100%焦虑,100%内疚和羞愧,100%觉得自己无能、有缺陷,80%孤独,100%尴尬和自我意识强烈,100%绝望,100%沮丧,80%烦躁不安。

And and you were feeling, down and unhappy, a 100%, anxious, a 100%, guilty and ashamed, 100%, inferior and defective, 100%, lonely, 80, embarrassed and self conscious, 100, hopeless, a 100, frustrated, 100, and annoyed and irritated, 80%.

Speaker 1

我想特别说明一点,能准确记录下这些情绪指标其实一点都不简单——如果你去斯坦福的精神科住院部测试任何一位病人,他们的分数都不会比这更高。

And I just want to point out that again getting these measures is not a trivial thing at all because if you went to the Stanford psychiatric inpatient unit and tested any of the patients there, they would not have scores higher than this.

Speaker 1

这意味着,你当时感受到的痛苦,现在可能依然经常袭来,程度之深,除非别人也经历过类似的情况,否则真的很难想象。

And that means that the distress that you were feeling at that time and probably still feel a lot of the time is so severe as to be almost hard for people to imagine, you know, if they haven't haven't experienced something similar.

Speaker 1

这么说你能明白吗,Hiral?

Does does does that make sense, Hiral?

Speaker 4

是的。

Yeah.

Speaker 1

这简直就像身处情感的炼狱一样。

That is it's really like like being in an emotional hell.

Speaker 1

那是什么样的想法在引发这种痛苦呢?

And then what are the thoughts that are triggering it?

Speaker 1

首先,你提到这一点,Hiral,真的让我特别震撼。

And and number one, you were tell and this is so, eye opening here, Hiral.

Speaker 1

这既反映出你的痛苦,也展现了你身上真正美好而了不起的地方。

It speaks to your pain as well as what's really beautiful and awesome about you.

Speaker 1

你一直在对自己说:我不是个好妈妈,这一点毫无疑问。

You're telling yourself, I'm I'm not a good mother, and that's 100%.

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Speaker 1

然后你列出了好几种认知扭曲,这些我先不细说,但非黑即白的思维方式,确实是完美主义里特别典型的一种。

And then you identified a bunch of distortions and that that I'll ignore, for the moment, but, you know, all or nothing thinking is certainly a huge one for for perfectionism.

Speaker 1

还有那种‘应该’式的想法,常常跟自我批评和非黑即白的思维一起出现,比如‘我应该能好好管教儿子’。

And then a should statement, that often goes hand in hand with self criticism and all or nothing thinking, I should be able to handle my son well.

Speaker 1

你也完全认同这一点。

And you also believe that a 100%.

Speaker 1

我觉得自己是个失败的母亲,100%失败,如果我不能好好照顾和培养他,我一定会毁掉儿子的未来,100%肯定。

I'm failing as a mother, a 100%, and I will ruin my son's future if I'm unable to hand handle and nurture him him well a 100%.

Speaker 1

你还补充了几条,我都是手写加到我的每日情绪记录里的,如果你也在看,也可以加到你自己的记录里。

And then you added a few additional ones that I added to my daily mood log just by hand, and if you're watching you can add to yours also.

Speaker 1

第五条:我应该什么都知道。

Number five, I should always know everything.

Speaker 1

这条你打了80%的认同度。

That was 80%.

Speaker 1

所以之前你感觉特别压得慌,其实是因为你给自己加了太多压力。

That's why you were feeling overwhelmed before the the we began, you know, put more pressure.

Speaker 1

我们在这里是为了帮你放松,陪着你、支持你,但你总觉得必须什么都懂,还得做到完美无缺。

The idea here for us to help you relax and be with you and support you, but that you have to know everything and get it just just right.

Speaker 1

看到你承受这么大的压力,我真的觉得很难过。

And again, I felt sad seeing what pressure that that you're on.

Speaker 1

如果我犯了任何错误,我的家人一定会责怪我、评判我。

And then my family will will judge me if and blame me if I ever make any mistakes.

Speaker 1

这完全是百分之百的。

And that's 100%.

Speaker 1

我敢肯定,这种想法还会引发内疚、羞耻、愤怒、沮丧和怨恨。

And I'm sure that triggers guilt and shame and anger and frustration and resentment as well.

Speaker 1

我觉得我必须时时刻刻保护我儿子,不让他受到任何身体上的伤害——比如别的孩子玩耍时冲他发脾气打他,还得保护他不被任何负面情绪影响。

And and that that that I should should always, be able to to protect my son from, you know, some any physical, attack, like if another angry child were to attack him when they're playing, but also to protect him from any emotions.

Speaker 1

从我们开始以来,你有没有想到其他我们还没提到的想法?Hiral 或者 Jill,你们有吗?

And can you think of any, additional thoughts we've had since we started, Hiral or Jill, that we could add?

Speaker 3

我唯一记下来的是,你们刚开始时她说过的一句话:我不能犯任何错误。

The only other one I captured what she said in the very beginning of our work just now, I shouldn't make any mistakes.

Speaker 1

是的。

Yeah.

Speaker 1

我们之前不是已经提到过这个了吗?

And we didn't have that already?

Speaker 3

没有。

No.

Speaker 3

我的意思是,你可以说这和‘我应该什么都懂’有点像,但其实不一样。

I mean you could say it's similar to I should always know everything but it's not

Speaker 1

差不多是这样。

exactly Yeah.

Speaker 1

你知道吗,这个说法挺好的。

You know, that's that's a good one.

Speaker 1

我不该犯任何错误。

I I shouldn't make any mistakes.

Speaker 1

当你对自己这么说的时候,你觉得有多可信呢,Hiral?

And when you tell yourself that, how believable is that Hiral?

Speaker 4

我觉得是百分之八十。

I think 80%.

Speaker 1

百分之八十。

80%.

Speaker 1

好的。

Okay.

Speaker 1

这真是个很有力量的想法。

That that that's a powerful one.

Speaker 1

是的。

Yeah.

Speaker 1

吉尔,我想问你一个问题,因为从我自己的经历来看,我早年在职业生涯中曾深受完美主义的困扰,海拉尔。

I have a question for you, Jill, because I know from my own history, I, you know, I struggled with a lot of perfectionism on multiple levels early in my career, Hiral.

Speaker 1

但你呢,吉尔?你有过这种情况吗?

But did you ever, Jill?

Speaker 1

你确实有过,没错。

You did, yes.

Speaker 1

我们第一次合作就是围绕完美主义展开的。

The first time we worked together was on perfectionism.

Speaker 3

是的,没错。

Yeah, absolutely.

Speaker 3

你想让我分享哪一段?

Which one did you want me to share?

Speaker 3

最早在周二小组刚成立、大家还在戴维家客厅聚会的时候,我第一次和戴维做个人成长的深入交流,当时我谈到了自己对自己要求太严的问题。

The first time that I ever did personal work with David in the early days of the Tuesday group back when we met in David's living room, I was sharing my being very hard on myself.

Speaker 3

我记得举的例子是关于临床工作的,对吧,戴维?

I think the example was around clinical work, right, David?

Speaker 3

对。

Yeah.

Speaker 3

我确实在临床工作、病人照护,还有育儿方面都深受这个问题困扰,总是对自己特别苛刻,总觉得自己不够好,爱自我批评,特别追求完美。

I mean, I struggled with it related to clinical work, patient care, as well as parenting, but yeah, being very hard on myself and feeling not good enough and self critical and perfectionistic.

Speaker 3

后来我又做了一次关于育儿的个人成长练习,那时候我儿子大概六岁左右,比他弟弟大一点,经常对弟弟态度不好。

And then I also did another bout of personal work around parenting stuff where my son who was probably a similar age, maybe a little older, six or something, was being kind of mean to his brother.

Speaker 3

那段时间他老是欺负弟弟,我真担心自己当妈当得不够好,怕他将来变成反社会人格,因为他对小弟弟一点同理心都没有。那时候我大儿子六岁,小儿子才三岁。

Went through a period of time where he was being mean to his brother and I was honestly really worried that I wasn't doing a good enough job parenting him and he was gonna end up being sociopath because he wasn't showing enough empathy to his younger brother when my older son was about six and his little brother was about three.

Speaker 3

我一直在想,我到底哪里做错了,为什么他就是学不会对弟弟温柔一点、有同理心呢?

And I struggled with that a lot thinking, what am I doing wrong that he's not being more empathic and kind to his brother?

Speaker 3

对,就在我们这次对话前,我和大卫聊的时候还提到,今天早上我就有了类似的想法——我小儿子现在十八岁,说想少吃点,因为他想练出超棒的身材。

Yeah, said to David when we were chatting right before this session, I said to David, I even had one of those thoughts this morning when my younger son who's now 18 was talking about wanting to eat less because he wants to look super fit.

Speaker 3

我当时心里一紧,担心他会不会得进食障碍,因为我正好在读一本关于进食障碍的书,是为了帮我的一个病人。

And I started to worry in my mind if he would have an eating disorder because I happened to be reading a book right now about eating disorders to help one of my patients.

Speaker 3

所以这件事一直在我脑子里挥之不去。

And so that was top of mind.

Speaker 3

我心里想,天啊,我到底哪里没做好,怎么我十八岁的儿子现在这么 obsess 于身材形象?

I thought, damn, what am I doing wrong that now my 18 year old is obsessed with body image?

Speaker 3

所以你刚才说的这些,我真的感同身受。

And so I can really relate to so much of what you're sharing.

Speaker 3

我猜我们节目里的很多人也都有过类似的经历。

And I suspect so many people in our audience can too.

Speaker 1

接下来我想问你一个问题,因为这也和你有关,希拉尔。我们今天做的这份个人成长工作,其实有两个目标。

And then a question for you because this relates to you also Hiral is that the personal work that we're doing today has a double goal.

Speaker 1

第一个目标,当然是帮你减轻负担,带来快乐,让你的生活变得更值得过,我们也想看看能不能找到实现这个目标的方法。

One, of course, is to bring you some relief and and and joy to make your life a lot more worth living, and, to see if we can find a way to bring that about.

Speaker 1

第二个目标,是想为培养出真正顶尖的治疗师技能铺平道路。

But secondly is we're trying to pave the way for really people to be developed really superb therapy skills.

Speaker 1

而你,吉尔,你现在已经掌握了远超我的教学和治疗能力,我真心为你感到骄傲。

And now you, Jill, have developed teaching and therapy skills that far eclipsed my own, and I'm proud to say that.

Speaker 1

但你今天能达到这么高的水平,你在个人成长上的努力究竟起了多大作用?

But to what extent was your own personal work played a role in evolving to this amazing level that you're at today?

Speaker 3

是的。

Yeah.

Speaker 3

这些年来,我跟你和其他人一起做的个人成长工作,对我的成长影响深远。

The personal work that I've done with you and others over the years has been impactful in my journey.

Speaker 3

我一直都觉得,我们得身体力行,自己先做到,才能去教别人,对吧?

And I think I've always felt that we have to practice what we preach, right?

Speaker 3

所以如果我在完美主义上挣扎,那我就要去解决这个问题。

And so if I'm struggling with perfectionism, then I need to work on it.

Speaker 3

我觉得做自己的个人成长工作,就像我希望你也做到的那样,希拉尔,它让我对这个模型以及它是如何运作的有了更深层次的理解。

And I think doing my own personal work, as I hope is the case for you, Hiral, well, it also kind of gave me so much of a deeper understanding of the model and how it works.

Speaker 3

其实大卫有时候会提起这件事,这算是个题外话,所以我不想占用太多时间。但大概在……我不确定是多久以前了,也许十年前左右吧,当时我和大卫以及一个小组一起做个人成长工作,他从共情、测试和共情,转向了具体的方法。

Actually, David recalls sometimes, and this is a tangent, so I don't want to take up too much time, but there was a time early in, I don't know how long ago, maybe ten years ago or something where I was doing some personal work with David and a group and he kind of went from empathy, testing and empathy to methods.

Speaker 3

那一次咨询。

Session.

Speaker 3

最后我说,哎呀,我觉得你跳过了议程设定的环节。

At the end I said, Oh man, I think you skipped agenda setting.

Speaker 3

我感觉自己错过了一个真正为我的症状感到骄傲的机会。

And I felt like I missed out on this opportunity to actually feel proud of my symptoms.

Speaker 3

也就是从那时起,大卫开始思考,也许每个人都能从处理阻抗中受益。

And that was when David started to think, how maybe everyone can benefit from addressing resistance.

Speaker 3

所以说,归根结底,做个人成长方面的功课不仅对我们作为普通人来说非常有帮助,对学习这套理论模型也大有裨益。

So yeah, I mean the bottom line is that doing personal work is not only incredibly helpful to us personally as human beings, but also so helpful in learning the model.

Speaker 1

我敢说,原因很明显:在你职业生涯中接触的大部分患者,都会有一种信念——我不够好。

And the reason, I'm sure, is obvious, but a high percentage of the patients you treat in your career, Hiral, will also have this belief, I'm not good enough.

Speaker 1

所以,你个人的成长体验,会和你的专业训练一样重要,有时候甚至更重要。

And so your personal work will become as valuable as your training, sometimes more so.

Speaker 1

那么,我们现在要不要来评估一下我们的共情表现?

So in any way, should we get our empathy grades at this point?

Speaker 3

是的,我觉得我们可以先问问你,Hiral,也请大卫一起参与,你可以直接问他们这些问题。

Yeah, I think let's check-in with you Hiral and ask you and David, maybe you can ask those questions.

Speaker 3

到目前为止,我们已经花了大概四十分钟,和Hiral建立了连接,一起看了她的情绪记录,也认真听了她的分享。

But yeah, we've spent a good amount of time so far, maybe forty minutes connecting with Hiral, going through her daily mood log and listening.

Speaker 3

接下来我们要做个反馈,问问Hiral,我们在共情方面做得怎么样,看看是否准备好继续下一步了。

And now we'll check-in and ask Hiral how we're doing on empathy and figure out if we're ready to move forward.

Speaker 1

对,我们从三个方面来评估一下吧,你可以随意说说你的感受。第一个是认知共情,也就是Jill和大卫对你脑海中那些负面想法的理解有多准确。

Yeah, so the three, if you could grade us in three areas, you can tell us, you know, whatever you want to tell us too, but the the the first one would be thought empathy and and what that means is how accurately have Jill and David understood how you're thinking, your negative thoughts that are going through your your your mind.

Speaker 1

第二个方面是,我们对你的负面情绪理解得如何——比如抑郁、焦虑、内疚、愤怒、沮丧、羞耻、尴尬、孤独这些感受。

The second area is, to what extent are are we understanding your negative feelings, your depression, your anxiety, your guilt, your anger, your discouragement, your shame, your embarrassment, your loneliness?

Speaker 1

第三点是最重要的,也可能最难的——大卫和吉尔有没有让你感受到真正的温暖、信任和接纳,让你觉得被真心关心着?

And then third is to what extent this is the big one and maybe the toughest one in a sense to what extent have David and Jill created a sense of warmth and trust and connection and acceptance that you feel accepted and cared about in a genuine way.

Speaker 1

所以如果你能在这三个方面给我们打个分。

So if you can grade us in those three areas.

Speaker 4

是的,前两个我觉得可以给A,但第三个我不确定,因为我也不清楚自己说的话对大多数观看的人有没有意义,毕竟大家的文化背景、家庭环境都不一样。

Yeah, so I think for the first two it's A and for the last one I don't know because I don't know how relevant I am for most of the people who are watching me because the reason why I'm thinking this is because, there are people who, you know have like probably different kind of culture and, family background and setups.

Speaker 4

所以我不知道,我说的这些会不会让他们有共鸣。

So I don't know if, you know, what I'm speaking is making sense to them.

Speaker 4

所以说到第三点的时候,我就有点拿不准了。

So that is why I just feel, I don't know, I mean, when the third thing comes.

Speaker 3

不过第三个问题其实是问你,希拉尔,你有没有从吉尔和大卫身上感受到接纳和温暖?

The third question though was David, to what extent are you feeling, you Hiral, a sense of acceptance from Jill and David, a sense of warmth.

Speaker 3

是这样吧,大卫?

Isn't that right, David?

Speaker 3

问题是:你有没有觉得大卫和我给了你一种温暖、共情和信任的感觉?

Was actually To what extent do you feel like David and I are providing you with a feeling of warmth and empathy and trust?

Speaker 1

或者我们也觉得,自己的家庭背景跟观众里大多数人不太一样,可能没法感同身受。

Or maybe we're also thinking that we have a different family background, so maybe we're not able just like the people in the audience.

Speaker 1

那你再详细说说。

So tell us more about that.

Speaker 4

我觉得每次谈到家庭背景或者家里的事,我好像在讲一些发展中国家的问题,因为别人可能面临的是完全不同的处境。说实话,我觉得这些都太基础了,现在根本没人会这么纠结,这其实就是我内心的真实想法。

Yeah, I think I think I feel I really feel when I talk about my family background or something like that, my family issues, I think I think I 'm talking about some third world issues because there are so many other things that people might be facing or I think yeah so I just feel that you know like these are very basic issues like nowadays hardly anybody would be feeling or this is what actually I feel in my mind.

Speaker 4

我不确定观众里其他人是不是也有同感。

I'm not sure about anyone else in the audience.

Speaker 1

你是不是觉得,我们根本没理解你正经历着那些深深扎根于你文化中的家庭压力,我们可能听不懂你的话,也体会不到你身上的重担,所以即使有大卫和吉尔在,你还是觉得孤单?

So are you feeling maybe that we don't really get the fact that you're struggling with, like say family issues that are heavily woven into your culture And maybe we won't get what you're saying and all the pressures on you so that you're still feeling a little bit alone and lonely even with David and Jill.

Speaker 4

是的。

Yes.

Speaker 1

是这样吗?

Is that right?

Speaker 4

是的。

Yes.

Speaker 3

是的,大卫,我有几个想法,不过希拉尔,我觉得如果你听听聊天里大家说的那些话,可能会觉得很有共鸣,他们说能感受到你的心声。

Yeah, I wonder, David, I have a couple of thoughts here, but Hiral, I wonder if it might be meaningful for you if I read a couple of things that people are saying in the chat around, they're feeling connected with you.

Speaker 3

这种情况挺特别的,大卫,不只是你和我,她还觉得有一群观众可能并不理解她。

It's a unique situation, David, because it's not just you and I, but she's feeling like she's got this audience of people who maybe don't understand.

Speaker 3

我跟希拉尔分享一下这些话,你觉得合适吗?

Would it be useful for me to share that with Hiral?

Speaker 1

这个主意不错,我这边也有个想法。

That's a good thing, and I have a direction also.

Speaker 3

你先说说你想到什么?

Do you want to tell me what you're thinking first?

Speaker 3

还是你希望我先说?

Or you want me to share it?

Speaker 1

对。

Yeah.

Speaker 1

我觉得,希拉尔,你一直把很多事都憋在心里。

What I'm thinking is that, Hiral, you're keeping a lot inside all the time.

Speaker 1

即使如此,你就像一座高压锅,我知道你有时候会感到想哭,尤其是和大卫、吉尔聊天的时候,你是不是也特别想放下防备,让悲伤和孤独的情绪自然流露出来,和大家分享一下?

Even so you're like a pressure, you know, and that I'm wondering if there are some times when when you feel tearful or even when you're talking to David and Jill and and and and feel like it would be awfully nice to let the defenses down and and and and let some feelings of sadness and loneliness flow and and and share.

Speaker 1

你可能觉得没必要这样。

You you may you may not.

Speaker 1

也许我这想法有点跑偏了,但跟你刚才说的,吉尔,其实有点像。

This may be way off off base, but that that that's that's kind of and and that's kind of similar to what you were thinking, Jill.

Speaker 1

我说得清楚吗?

Does that make any sense?

Speaker 4

是的。

Yeah.

Speaker 4

其实我一边说话一边就想哭,但心里又提醒自己,这又不是正式的治疗会谈,不能说得太多,也不好占太多时间讲自己的事。

So even while I'm talking I do feel like crying but then I also in the back of my mind I feel this is not a real therapy session so you know I should not be talking too much or you know I don't want to take away too much time in speaking and, you know, talking about my story.

Speaker 4

对,就是这样。

So yeah.

Speaker 1

所以有时候你特别想哭,但又会告诉自己,是不是自己表现得不够好,或者占了太多时间,诸如此类的想法。

So there are times that you're feeling like you'd really like to cry, and then you kind of tell yourself, maybe I'm not performing well enough or I'm taking up too much time or something of that nature.

Speaker 1

你能跟我们说说,当你想哭的时候,心里在想什么、感觉怎么样吗?

Can you tell us what we what you're thinking and feeling when when you kind of wanna cry here?

Speaker 1

跟我们讲讲,当你感到脆弱又孤单的时候,内心是什么样的体验?

Tell us what that's like, what you're thinking and feeling when you're feeling vulnerable and alone.

Speaker 4

我觉得,现在我更想多做点事,提高效率。

I think, right now, I want to be more productive.

Speaker 1

就让眼泪流出来吧。

And just let those tears come.

Speaker 1

希拉尔,我给你一个虚拟的拥抱。

Hiral, I have a virtual hug for you.

Speaker 1

我知道这样不太符合治疗规范,毕竟我们不能身体接触,但你分享这些泪水的时候,我真的觉得离你特别近。

You know, that's bad therapeutic technique because we're not allowed to touch a patient, but I'm just feeling really close to you right now when you're sharing those tears.

Speaker 1

是的。

Yeah.

Speaker 1

我很感激你所做的这一切。

And I'm grateful, you know, for what you're doing.

Speaker 1

你哭着说想更高效的时候,我突然觉得很难过。

And then I felt sad when you're crying and saying, I want to be more productive.

Speaker 1

我觉得你其实不用那么拼命,就这样放松地做自己就好。

Guess I want you to be a lot less productive and just be more like this.

Speaker 1

在我看来,这才是你最真实、最美的一面。

This is a beautiful side of you to my way of thinking.

Speaker 3

你完全不需要压抑自己的眼泪。

And there's no expectation of you not sharing your tears.

Speaker 3

恰恰相反,我们希望一切都能越真实越好,对吧?

To the contrary, We want this to feel as real as possible, right?

Speaker 3

这可不是排练好的剧本。

This is not scripted.

Speaker 3

这也不是正式的心理治疗,而是一场真实发生的对话,对吧?

This is not therapy, but it is a real live session, right?

Speaker 3

所以我们希望你能真实地表达,敞开心扉,虽然我知道这真的很难。

And so we want you to be able to be real and vulnerable even though I can imagine that's actually really hard.

Speaker 3

你现在感觉更脆弱、更情绪化了,能跟我们说说你心里现在在想什么吗?

Do you want to just share with us what's coming up for you now as you're feeling kind of more vulnerable or more emotional?

Speaker 4

是的,我就是觉得什么都不想做,不想表现,只想一个人待着,什么也不想,看看不错的奈飞剧集,好好放松,别去操心这个世界,别想如果我不在儿子或家人身边会发生什么。

Yeah, so I think it just feels that, you know, I don't want to do anything, no performance and, know, just sit aside and, just not think anything and just watch some good Netflix stuff and you don't just chill and not worry about the world, what the world is thinking or what will happen if I'm not around my son or my family.

Speaker 4

我就想一个人待着,除了自己,谁都不用管。

I just want to be by myself, not giving anything to anyone apart from myself.

Speaker 3

听起来,你被这些想法和情绪压得喘不过气,对吧?

You feel so burdened, it sounds like right by the thoughts and feelings, right?

Speaker 3

你得照顾儿子,这本身已经够累了,但真正让你觉得沉重的,是脑子里那个声音一直在说:你不够好,你得做得更多,你得为他操心。你其实只想把这些全关掉,躺下来看看剧,什么都不想,什么都不担心。

I mean, burdened to have to take care of your son but truly what's feeling like such a burden is this kind of talk track that keeps saying you're not good enough, you need to be doing more, that's worrying about him and you're feeling like, I just wish I could tune all of that out and watch Netflix and chill and not be thinking and worrying.

Speaker 3

我理解得对吗?

Am I getting you right?

Speaker 4

对。

Yes.

Speaker 3

这我特别能懂,因为你之前说过,你总是对自己特别苛刻,老拿自己跟别人比,总觉得自己做得不够,累得不行。

And that so resonates because you shared earlier that you do feel so tired and overwhelmed by constantly beating yourself up and measuring yourself against others and worrying that you're not doing enough.

Speaker 3

所以我听到你说,你真的很想把这些声音屏蔽掉,只是好好活在当下,别再这么有负担。

So I hear you saying, I really wanna be able to tune that out and just kinda be present and not feel so burdened.

Speaker 3

我理解得对吗?

Am I getting you right?

Speaker 4

对。

Yes.

Speaker 3

我想说的是,这种感受对很多人来说都特别能引起共鸣,不管处在什么情境下,都觉得是自己的想法在拖后腿,要是能关掉这些念头,专心享受当下,放松一下,那就是他们想要的幸福。

Yeah, I just wanna say, I think that's so unbelievably relatable for so many people, whatever the context to feel like it's their mind that's their own worst enemy and that if they could just kind of turn it off and be in the moment and relax and enjoy, that's the bliss that they're after.

Speaker 3

其实我觉得这真的特别能引起共鸣。

I think that's so unbelievably relatable actually.

Speaker 3

大卫,我也想跟她说一下,因为我觉得有必要,你今天这么坦诚地分享,其实很多人都有类似的感受。你刚才说担心自己的问题太独特,别人没法理解,但聊天框里其实一直在说:你讲的这些,关于你和公婆的关系、你丈夫、生活的压力,都非常贴切。

David, I also wanted to share with her all because I do think it's fair because you're really putting yourself out on a limb here just that so many people when you said you were worried that this is some other unique kind of problem that people couldn't relate to just the chat box, which I don't want you and David focusing on because it's very distracting and I'm gonna close it as well, but the chat box is basically saying this is very relevant, what you're sharing about your life, your challenges with your in laws, your husband, the demands of life.

Speaker 3

很多人提到,他们也深受婆媳心理压力和自我批评的困扰,虽然文化不同,但大多数妈妈都能理解那种家庭关系带来的孤独感——觉得不被听见、不被看见。

So many people saying I relate to the psychological pressure from in laws and self criticism and despite the cultural differences most moms can understand, difficult family dynamics that make us feel unheard, unseen and alone.

Speaker 3

很多人都说,你描述的这些太真实了,太有人味了,而且他们非常感谢你愿意如此坦诚地分享。

So many people saying what you're describing is so relatable, so human, and also that they're so honored that you're being so open and vulnerable.

Speaker 3

我就不多说了,但聊天区里有很多留言,都说大家特别有共鸣,也很感激你分享自己的故事。

So I won't go on and on, but we got lots of messages in the chat just saying that people are feeling so connected to you and so honored to hear your story.

Speaker 1

Hiral,你现在感觉怎么样?

How are you feeling right now, Hiral?

Speaker 1

你刚才稍微敞开了点,现在却有点安静了。

You kind of opened up a little bit and seem a little quiet.

Speaker 1

我特别想听听你现在心里在想什么、有什么感受。

I just love to hear what you're feeling and thinking right now.

Speaker 4

听了聊天区的留言,我觉得自己好像更有效率了。

I'm thinking after hearing the chat, I think I'm being more productive.

Speaker 4

我就是这么想的。

That's what I'm thinking.

Speaker 4

不好意思,但我就是停不下来。

I'm sorry, but I can't unwire myself.

Speaker 1

说得对。

Mean, yeah.

Speaker 1

对。

Right.

Speaker 1

这真好,因为你确实如此。

That's beautiful because you really are.

Speaker 1

是的。

Yeah.

Speaker 1

你送给了我们一份巨大的礼物。

You gave us a huge gift to you.

Speaker 4

对。

Right.

Speaker 4

而且

And

Speaker 1

到目前为止,你为这次工作坊做出了最大的贡献。

you've made the biggest contribution so far to the workshop.

Speaker 1

顺便问一下,你平时喜欢一个人在家看电视上的Netflix吗?

Through through through, by the way, you watch Netflix, you like to watch Netflix on television by yourself?

Speaker 4

是的。

Yeah.

Speaker 4

别。

Don't

Speaker 1

你不觉得这有点丢人吗?

you think that's kind of shameful?

Speaker 4

不,不丢人。

No, it's not.

Speaker 1

我以前定过一条规矩。

I used to have a rule.

Speaker 1

我想我现在还是这么想,因为现在到处都是反电视的言论,所以我的观点是,每个人每周都得看二十个小时的电视,才能保持心理健康,这条规矩我一直在遵守。

I guess I still do that every because there's so much anti television propaganda all the time and so my position is every human being needs to watch twenty hours of television per week to maintain mental health and it's certainly a rule that I follow.

Speaker 3

其实我今年的新年目标就是多看点电视,我不是在开玩笑。

It was actually my New Year's resolution to try to watch more TV this year, so I'm not actually kidding.

Speaker 3

就像你说的,专门留点时间放松一下。

To just, as you said, create time to chill.

Speaker 3

所以说,这太有共鸣了。

So, again, relatable.

Speaker 3

对吧?

Right?

Speaker 3

真的特别有共鸣。

Very relatable.

Speaker 1

海拉尔,我也想让你知道,你刚才那样分享感受、任由眼泪流下来,我永远不会忘记,海拉尔。

I also want you to know, Hiral, that what you did just now and kind of sharing those feelings and letting the tears flow, I'll never forget that Hiral.

Speaker 1

如果我们能在同一个圈子里,比如说你人在美國,参加周二的小组活动,每次我见到你,我都会想起那一刻,觉得和你特别亲近。

And if we were in the same orbit, like, you know, like if you were here in The United States and attending the Tuesday group and stuff, every time I would see you in person, I would see that Hiral and feel close to you.

Speaker 4

我觉得我之所以不太能敞开心扉,是因为从来没人真正关心过我。

I think the reason why I'm not able to open up so much is because, like, nobody's cared so much.

Speaker 4

根本没人愿意花心思搭理我。

So, I mean, nobody bothers.

Speaker 4

没人真的愿意去理解我内心的感受。

Nobody is like really willing to understand how I'm feeling.

Speaker 4

我感觉自己几乎不存在,也没人听见我说话。

I mean, I'm almost invisible and unheard.

Speaker 4

所以当你们这么关注我的感受、一切的时候,我心里那个声音却一直在说:不,不,你不重要。

So it's so when you guys are, you know, paying so much of attention on my feelings and everything, it's like, you know, I'm not in the voice inside me is just saying, no, no, no, you're not important.

Speaker 4

所以你们别以为,你们真的能和我产生共鸣。

So, you know, don't, you know, they're not connecting with you.

Speaker 4

他们只是在完成自己的任务而已。

Like, you know, they're just doing their part.

Speaker 4

要我相信有人真的在乎我,实在太难了,因为我早就习惯了被忽视、被无视,觉得自己在生活里毫无分量。

So it's so hard to even believe that, you know, somebody can care for you so much because I'm so used to, being unheard and unseen and feeling so unimportant in my own life.

Speaker 1

是的。

Yeah.

Speaker 1

对你来说,要接受有人真的关心你,真的很难。

That that it's it's really hard for you to accept that somebody could care about you.

Speaker 1

是的。

Yeah.

Speaker 1

这真的很难让人相信。

It doesn't seem believable.

Speaker 4

对。

Yes.

Speaker 1

没错。

Yeah, right.

Speaker 1

我觉得,你刚才说的这一点最重要。

Well, that's, I think that's the most important thing that you've said.

Speaker 1

在工作坊开始前,我见你不到十五秒,就感觉到了这一点,当时我并没有靠近你,这让我很不安。

And I sensed that about you within fifteen seconds of meeting you earlier before the workshop began and I didn't feel close to you and it was very troubling to me.

Speaker 1

那时候我就在想,这种把自己封闭起来、不相信任何人会在意你的情况,是让你困住、不快乐的另一个重要原因。

And I thought about these things at that time and how this getting locked up and not believing anyone could care about you is another huge dimension of it that keeps you kind of trapped and unhappy.

Speaker 4

是的。

Yeah.

Speaker 4

那

That

Speaker 1

声音。

voice.

Speaker 1

你现在对录取成绩的评分感觉怎么样?

How are you feeling right now in terms of the letter grade on the acceptance?

Speaker 4

是的,我觉得我现在真的准备好接受这一点了。

Yeah, I think, I think now I'm really ready to accept that.

Speaker 4

我的意思是,某种联系似乎正在建立。

Yeah, I mean, is some connection being formed.

Speaker 4

我真的想相信。

I mean, I really want to believe.

Speaker 4

所以我觉得我已经往前走了大约百分之八十。

So I think have moved towards 80%.

Speaker 4

我没法给自己打分。

I would not be able to grade.

Speaker 1

这很棒。

That's great.

Speaker 1

谢谢你这么说。

Thank you for that.

Speaker 1

我现在想问你一个问题。

Let me ask you this question now.

Speaker 1

假设你今晚在这里的经历特别棒,你已经融入了那个世界。

Suppose that this was a very good experience for you here, I guess tonight, it's tonight and you're part of the world there.

Speaker 1

最后你心里冒出一个念头:哇,和戴夫和吉尔的这次对话真的改变了我的人生。

And at the end, you had the thought, wow, that session with Dave and Jill was really kind of life changing.

Speaker 1

那会怎么样呢?

What would happen?

Speaker 1

你希望今天的对话结束时,自己能收获什么?

What would you be hoping for by the end of today's session?

Speaker 4

我觉得我只希望更放松一点,能更自在地做自己。

I think I would just hope to feel more relaxed and just feel comfortable in my own skin.

Speaker 0

以上就是本期《感觉良好》播客的全部内容。

This has been another episode of the Feeling Good podcast.

Speaker 0

如需更多信息,请访问Doctor.

For more information, visit Doctor.

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Burns的网站feelinggood.com,你可以在播客页面找到本期的节目笔记。

Burns' website at feelinggood.com, where you will find the show notes under the podcast page.

Speaker 0

你还能看到往期节目的存档,以及专为治疗师和非治疗师准备的多种资源。

You will also find archives of previous episodes and many resources for therapists and non therapists.

Speaker 0

我们欢迎你的留言和提问。

We welcome your comments and questions.

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If you want to support the show, please share the podcast with people who might benefit from it.

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You could also go to iTunes and leave a five star rating.

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I am your host, Rhonda Barofsky, the director of the Feeling Great Therapy Center.

Speaker 0

希望你喜欢这一期节目。

We hope you enjoyed this episode.

Speaker 0

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I invite you to join us next time for another episode of the Feeling Good podcast.

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