The Best Mental Health Book That Changed How I See Myself
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Sometimes the parts of us we’re trying hardest to fix are the ones working the hardest to protect us. Inspired by one of the best mental health books I’ve read recently, this episode offers a compassionate framework for understanding your inner world without pathologizing it.
If you’ve ever felt conflicted, inconsistent, or torn in different directions, this conversation is for you. It explores why inner tension does not mean you are failing at mental health. It might actually make a lot of sense. This episode reviews my biggest takeaways from the book No Bad Parts by Dr. Richard Schwartz.
We’ll explore ideas like:
- Why there are no bad parts — only misunderstood ones
- How self-compassion creates internal safety instead of control
- The difference between being protector-led vs. Self-led
- Why mental health isn’t about eliminating inner conflict, but learning how to relate to it
- What it looks like to stay engaged with the world while still protecting your energy
We also touch on something many of us struggle with: how to care deeply about the world without letting its weight completely overwhelm you. And why true self love does not require numbing out, bypassing reality, or carrying everything alone.
Remember: Every part of your personality that you do not love will become hostile. The goal is not to get rid of parts of yourself, but to change how you relate to them.
If you’re enjoying this self love podcast, share it with the women in your life! Your support helps spread conversations about mental health, confidence, and self-love in a way that feels real and sustainable.
Deepen your self love journey with Mary’s books:
- The Gift of Self-Love, an interactive workbook to help you build confidence, recognize your worth, and learn to finally love yourself.
- 100 Days of Self-Love, a guided journal with 100 prompts for calming self-criticism and learning to love yourself.
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Mentioned In This Episode...
No Bad Parts by Richard Schwartz
“How to talk to the worst parts of yourself” TEDx talk by Karen Faith
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