Empathy vs Co-Dependancy with Psychotherapist Tasha Bailey

 

This week on The Quiet Life Michael speaks with Tasha Bailey, a Psychotherapist, Author and Content Creator. We talk about the difference between empathy and co-dependancy and how it effects our relationships and how we treat others.

In this episode you’ll learn:

  • The difference between empathy and co-dependency

  • Different attachment styles

  • Why ‘boring is better’ in relationships

  • The 5 languages and how they are practiced

 

Ways to watch & listen

The Quiet Life is available on Spotify, Apple, Google and wherever else you get your podcasts but you can also watch us talk on Youtube! Subscribe to our Youtube channel at the link below and never miss and episode.

 


 

About our guest

Tasha Bailey is an accredited psychotherapist - specialising in trauma, self-love and creativity in therapy - and has established herself as one of the go-to experts on social media talking about mental health; encouraging more open discussions about healing and self-care, making these conversations more fresh, inclusive and relevant.

Tasha has contributed to and been featured by Vogue, Stylist, Red Magazine, Buzzfeed, Refinery29, The Independent, Metro, Cosmopolitan, BBC Radio and more. She share her insights on her Instagram with those who can't access therapy, helping people to reflect, recognise and take stock of their emotions. Tasha has a trademark playful, relatable, light touch (which she showcases online) but does not shy away from addressing tough questions about how and why we see ourselves the way we do and what we can do to fulfil our potential. In September 2022 Tasha was named Health & Wellness Influencer of the Year at the bCreator Awards.

You can find out more about Tasha on her website ⁠realtalktherapist.co.uk⁠ You can also follow along with Tasha on Instagram ⁠@realtalk.therapist


Liked this episode?

 

If you liked enjoyed this episode and the conversations we are sharing it would mean the world to us if you could RATE, REVIEW & SUBSCRIBE to the show - by simply subscribing you are helping us in a big way to continue creating and sharing these quiet conversations.

Each week we invite new guests to discuss a powerful theme each episode; from the hardest things they've had to forgive to the importance of telling the truth, or how they stay strong when it seems all hope is lost, we’ll discover what they’ve learned along the way and what they left behind to find what The Quiet Life means to them.

Previous
Previous

Mental Health & Spirituality with Dr Chetna Kang

Next
Next

Mastering Your Emotions with Dr Nilesh Satguru