We don't like being told we're being negative or we're being this or we're being that,

but the real power is then being able to say to these people, well, you also have these other

parts of yourself. And if for some reason we get recognized in certain circuitry because

that's how we interact with the world, well, are we truly using our whole brain? And don't we

want to use our whole brain because we don't want to be miserable all the time. We don't want to

be in pain all the time. We don't want to be critical in me and all the time. We actually do want

to just rest and be at peace and get a whole bunch done. And we actually do want to play

and wouldn't it be lovely if we could find a relationship with the love that exists in the

universe that, oh, that's woo woo, that's bad. No, it's not. It's right there in your brain.

And you can find it if you're open to the possibility.

Welcome to Therapist Uncensored. Building on decades of professional experience,

this podcast tackles neurobiology, modern attachment, and more in an honest,

easily digestible way. Today's session begins right now with Dr. Anne Kelly and Sue Marriott.

Hey everyone, this is Ian. You are going to get blown away by this episode with Chip

Multitailer. We didn't find out to after the interview that Oprah Winfrey named her as one

for all time favorite guests and today you're going to see why. So this episode is a conversational

mix of fascinating life story insights about neuroanatomy and psychology and just damn good

inspiration actually. So Chip Multitailer is a Harvard trained neuroanatomist who started her

career researching brain and mental illness, but she suffered a stroke on the left hemisphere for

brain. And through her experience of the stroke itself and a recovery, she continues to bring

some of the most amazing insights regarding brain function and just whole brain living.

Actually, her TED talk was the very first one to go viral, I believe, almost 28 million views

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