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This episode explores the hidden psychological roots of self-sabotage, offering a compassionate framework to understand and gently rewire the patterns that hold us back.
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“This episode explores the hidden psychological roots of self-sabotage, offering a compassionate framework to understand and gently rewire the patterns that hold us back.”
— Dr. Judy Ho, Stop Self-Sabotage
Self-sabotage, behavioral psychology, personal growth, mindset
If you've ever found yourself consistently getting in your own way, this can help you understand the subtle forces at play.
Dr. Judy Ho, a triple board-certified clinical and forensic neuropsychologist, draws on extensive clinical practice and research to illuminate the complex, often unconscious, reasons behind self-sabotaging behaviors.