Dr Dicken Bettinger: Unlocking Your Innate Insight & Wisdom for Authentic Happiness

[@Salim-n1b]

C'est tellement clair et simple qu'il est impossible de ne pas comprendre cela.

[@dr.ranibora]

Thank you very much 🙏

[@eileenmcauliffe1148]

Thank you for your Teachings 😊🇮🇪🤗

[@Jannietime1]

This was a helpful reminder. Thank you 🙏

[@amiemilton2981]

❤🙏🏻 So simple when you remember it.

[@dr.ranibora]

Indeed it is!

[@A.L228]

Thanks a lot for this insight useful information ❤. this is what I call a beautiful podcast for its content & target.Iam soe who not by choice had both parents having mental health.I had a lots & a lots of suffering & struggles alone with no support & got so many learning on the way.luckily for me I was v positive naturally it did helped me a lot but the burden was heavy I guess till I crash.Iam really sorry to say that despite my various attempts to seek hel, the help didn't yet come to me,professionals plays a hell of a part in any patients life if he got lucky to find a proper one,I understand v well that the dilemna is mine alone but I would never reach the state Iam inn now if professionals taught to be humans to be compassionate so they can trully help...Iam not against professionals & I never been but my life journeys have revealed to me the dark side of sad truth that we all can improve & learn from

[@dr.ranibora]

We're truly sorry to hear about the challenges you've faced, and we appreciate your openness in sharing your experiences. It's important that professionals in the mental health field prioritise empathy and compassion, and your perspective highlights the need for continuous improvement in providing support to those in need.