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Nena Lavonne, Psy.M.
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Life Transformation & Healing Through Psychology-Based Insights
Learn to understand and let go of the negative patterns that keep you stuck!
This channel offers motivation, support, and a compassionate, realistic approach to removing the toxic habits and mental blocks keeping us from living an authentic, fulfilling, and extraordinary life. It is time to set yourself free and become the person you were always meant to be!
Nena Lavonne holds a MA in Psychology and is a certified life coach, author, and motivational speaker dedicated to helping others lead more meaningful, joyful, and fulfilling lives. Nena also hosts a podcast called "Pathways to Happiness" which is available on multiple platforms.
Thank you for watching!
Contact Nena at nena.lavonne@gmail.com
Learn to understand and let go of the negative patterns that keep you stuck!
This channel offers motivation, support, and a compassionate, realistic approach to removing the toxic habits and mental blocks keeping us from living an authentic, fulfilling, and extraordinary life. It is time to set yourself free and become the person you were always meant to be!
Nena Lavonne holds a MA in Psychology and is a certified life coach, author, and motivational speaker dedicated to helping others lead more meaningful, joyful, and fulfilling lives. Nena also hosts a podcast called "Pathways to Happiness" which is available on multiple platforms.
Thank you for watching!
Contact Nena at nena.lavonne@gmail.com
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marinaom8641
(4 minutes ago)
Long-term depression is one of the reasons
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BlessedOne-jp1cy
(10 minutes ago)
Reasons for Clutter could be…
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MichaelJohnson-vi6eh
(18 minutes ago)
ive always lived paycheck to paycheck and never really believed in myself. getting rid of things always felt scary because i wont be able to afford to replace things. (the lack theory)
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lkw5699
(28 minutes ago)
I have been cluttery ever since college. I look at it, feel overwhelmed, move it to another room. Tubs and tubs of things I hardly use in my garage. Little by little I am getting rid of things and getting organized. I know I have a hard time letting go of things! I finally made a few piles: keep, sell, donate, or throw out. I am a work in progress but do a little each week to help myself
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RecipeswithResa
(31 minutes ago)
I've always thought the state of my house was the mirror to my inner self. This is very informative.
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PenniestoDollars
(47 minutes ago)
Mine was learned. My parents lived in the depression so I was taught to keep everything that still had use in it.
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ashleybrady1037
(51 minutes ago)
You may have literally just saved my life ...I've felt so alone.. so lost ....so stupid ....so effed up in the head etc.....to the point where I don't know what to do or how to do it ...drowning ....in despair .....that I must have brought on myself ......thank you so SO much ! ️
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born2reign90
(1 hour ago)
I turned in my resignation letter this week and suddenly I got the energy to declutter my entire home. I had been dealing with situational depression due to my job but instantly when the decision was made to finally leave this job.. it was like I instantly felt 100x lighter!
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miaschu8175
(1 hour ago)
I think that I fall into most of these categories! The exception is number 4: my mum used to be ruthless about getting rid of things - including dolls before I was ready to let go. That's when I started clinging onto things, so tightly.
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