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Taking Up Space

Kiki Fehling

Thoughts from a clinical psychologist about being human. Exploring how to overcome shame, uncover truth, find joy, and build a life worth living. Likely some words on DBT now and then.

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Substack
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Latest Issues

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A poem from the water

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Substack Writing as a Shame Crucible

Taken during one of my walks in Steamboat Springs, CO, where I wrote, published, and contemplated my first shame-prompting Substack post.

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  • Kiki Fehling

    Clinical psychologist, author, and expert in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). Nature lover, birder, meditator, and spiritual seeker. Currently nomadic after living on a sailboat for 9 months. \ud83c\udf08

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