Erin's Therapy Room

這集，是我和好友 Jessica 在某天凌晨，窩在棉被裡、用懶洋洋的姿勢錄下的深夜對話。 我們聊起去年在南美洲的那段流浪時光——那些日子，說遠不遠，說近也很不近。 那不是什麼光鮮亮麗的度假行程，而是一段用雙腳走出來、用疲憊換來的冒險之路。 那幾天，我們住不到飯店，手機快沒電，肚子餓到發抖，但笑聲始終沒斷過。 我們在荒郊野外找廁所、面對飯店訂單被取消、高山症爆發、10小時以上的夜車、租車車子發不動，還曾經五天沒洗澡……友情就在這種「活下去的日常」中，變得格外真實。 我們從觀光客變成半個「原住民」，也學會用幽默感包住焦慮，用彼此的聲音安定混亂的心情。這一集，是一段沒有濾鏡的夜聊，是關於旅程、關於友情，也關於我們怎麼在遠方找到回家的感覺。 Check out my IG Fanpage: https://reurl.cc/jQ2m5M Okay, so picture this: it’s the middle of the night, me and my bestie Jessica are wrapped up in blankets, lying around half-asleep, and just… talking. We started reminiscing about our time backpacking through South America last year. It feels like it was forever ago, but also like it just happened yesterday. It wasn’t one of those picture-perfect vacations. It was messy, exhausting, and honestly? One of the best things we’ve ever done. There were days we couldn’t book a hotel, our phones were dying, we were starving—like, shaking-hungry—but somehow, we kept laughing.We went through a lot: searching for toilets in the middle of nowhere, getting our bookings canceled, altitude sickness hitting us hard, night buses that felt like forever, cars that wouldn’t start, and yes… we didn’t shower for five days straight (don’t judge). And weirdly, that’s where our friendship got really real—when it was just about getting through the day together. We started out as clueless tourists, and ended up kind of like local wildlings.We learned to cover anxiety with jokes, and use each other’s voices to calm the chaos around us. Powered by Firstory Hosting

🎙️「這集是在我出差時戶外錄的，可能音質沒那麼完美，但內容絕對扎實，希望你能從中獲得實用的方法！」 演講一上場就緊張到不行？心跳狂飆、腦袋一片空白，恨不得瞬間消失？其實，你不是不會講，而是你的大腦在「自保模式」！這集帶你用心理學+實戰技巧，破解演講焦慮，讓開口變得更自在！💡 🎯 你會學到什麼？ 🔹 為什麼我們一緊張就「不會講話」？（Hint：是大腦在作怪！） 🔹 心理學破解法：如何讓大腦「誤以為」你其實很冷靜？ 🔹 實戰技巧：I人必學的低壓力開場法，讓你不再害怕目光！ 🔹 最重要的一點：怎麼樣才能「習慣」演講，從痛苦變成日常？ 不用逼自己變外向，只要換個方式思考，演講其實沒那麼可怕！🎧✨ 🎙️ "I’m recording this episode while traveling, so the audio might not be studio-quality—but trust me, the tips in here are solid! Hope you find them helpful!" Ever step on stage and immediately freak out? Heart pounding, palms sweating, mind going totally blank—wishing you could just vanish? The thing is, it’s not that you’re bad at public speaking—it’s just your brain hitting panic mode! In this episode, we’re breaking down the psychology behind stage fright and giving you real, practical strategies to help you speak with confidence. 💡 🎯 Here’s what you’ll learn: 🔹 Why does your brain shut down the second you get nervous? (Spoiler: It’s just trying to protect you.) 🔹 Mind tricks to convince your brain you’re totally chill—even when you’re not. 🔹 Practical hacks: Easy, low-pressure ways to start your speech without freezing up. 🔹 The key takeaway: How to make public speaking feel normal instead of terrifying. You don’t need to become an extrovert—just reframe the way you think about speaking, and it won’t feel so scary! 🎧✨ Check out my IG Fanpage: https://reurl.cc/jQ2m5M Powered by Firstory Hosting

孩子學雙語，會變成小天才，還是語言發展遲緩？這集就讓雙語語言治療師帶你破解雙語發展的迷思。👶🧠 ✔️ 什麼是「靜默期」？為什麼雙語孩子有時會突然不說話？ ✔️ 語言混用 (Code-Switching) 是正常現象還是學不好？ ✔️ 雙語孩子的優勢 vs. 可能遇到的挑戰 ✔️ 如何判斷孩子是「雙語現象」，還是真的有語言遲緩？ 家裡有雙語寶寶的爸媽，千萬別錯過這集！💡 🔊 點擊收聽，幫助孩子快樂學雙語！ Will bilingual kids become little geniuses or face language delays?  In this episode, a bilingual speech-language therapist debunks common myths about bilingual development!👶🧠  ✔️ What is the "silent period," and why do bilingual children sometimes stop speaking? ✔️ Is code-switching a normal part of bilingualism or a sign of language difficulties? ✔️ The benefits of being bilingual vs. the challenges children may face ✔️ How to tell if your child is going through a bilingual process or experiencing a real language delay If you're raising a bilingual child, this episode is a must-listen! 💡 🔊 Tune in now and help your child thrive in both languages! Check out my IG Fanpage: https://reurl.cc/jQ2m5M Powered by Firstory Hosting

成就感是我一直在思考的概念。成就感是來自工作上的成功嗎？還是來自家庭、事業的成就？或者是賺了很多錢，獲得了豐富的生活體驗？然而，很多時候這些成就感都是短暫的，那麼，該如何才能獲得持久的成就感呢？ The concept of accomplishment is something I’ve been reflecting on. Is accomplishment derived from success at work, or from achievements in family and career? Or is it from earning a lot of money and gaining rich life experiences? However, these feelings of accomplishment are often short-lived. So, how can one attain a lasting sense of accomplishment? Check out my IG Fanpage: https://reurl.cc/jQ2m5M Powered by Firstory Hosting