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The second episode of “The Wooden Spoon” explores perfectionism and how the concept of 'being perfect' changes throughout life. We hear the group discuss personal moments of self-criticism from University and work life,...
The Perfectionist Generation Self-criticism, social media and questioning 'perfection' is an episode from The Wooden Spoon by Sixteenth Productions. The second episode of “The Wooden Spoon” explores perfectionism and how the concept of 'bei...
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Published Feb 27, 2019, 00:38:11 long, audio available.
The second episode of “The Wooden Spoon” explores perfectionism and how the concept of 'being perfect' changes throughout life. We hear the group discuss personal moments of self-criticism from University and work life, the impact of social media, and the journey to finding acceptance with imperfection. This episode also dives deeper into a discussion about clinical perfectionism and what can be learnt from failing to be perfect. Make sure to follow The Wooden Spoon Playlist here: Featuring Ruby Granger, Jade Bowler, Eve Cornwell and Jack Edwards Mentioned in this episode: - Herman Hesse - The Glass Bead Game - R. Shafran - Clinical Perfectionism: A Cognitive-Behavioural Analysis - Amanda Ruggeri - The Dangerous Downsides of Perfectionism - Rahul Kanakia - Enter Title Here
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The Perfectionist Generation Self-criticism, social media and questioning 'perfection' is an episode from The Wooden Spoon by Sixteenth Productions.
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This episode was published on Feb 27, 2019.
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