Jessica Bollinger's guest appearances

Jessica Bollinger

Conversations That Matter with Ron Gray

John Reynolds

Steve Adams

Josh Nadzam

Peter Buecker

Melissa Cheeseman

Logan Nance

Scott Lancaster

Lenzi Dodgen

Ninfa Floyd

Janet Shedd

Julie Goodman

OwlTail

In part 2 Jessica Bollinger talks about how we are built for relationship &amp; connection. The main principles of Imago includes intentional dialogue where we are able to cross the bridge into the other person’s world and mirror what the other person is saying to us. Principles of Imago:MIRROR:“What I heard you say is . . . . .”“Did I get that?” or “Did I get you?”“Is there more?” or “Tell me more.”VALIDATE: “You (or what you’ve said,) make(s) sense to me because . . .”EMPATHIZE “I can imagine that you might be feeling . . . . (angry, hurt, scared, frustrated, etc.).” 

In part 2 Jessica Bollinger talks about how we are built for relationship &amp; connection. The main principles of Imago includes intentional dialogue where we are able to cross the bridge into the other person’s world and mirror what the other person is saying to us.  Principles of Imago: MIRROR:“What I heard you say is . . . . .”“Did I get that?” or “Did I get you?”“Is there more?” or “Tell me more.” VALIDATE: “You (or what you’ve said,) make(s) sense to me because . . .” EMPATHIZE “I can imagine that you might be feeling . . . . (angry, hurt, scared, frustrated, etc.).”

Episode 13 - IMAGO Therapy with Jessica Bollinger, Licensed Social Worker - Part 2

I continue my discussion with Jessica Bollinger, LCSW on how we can incorporate the principles of Imago Therapy into our personal and community relationships. Check out how using the principles of Imago Therapy has led to a concept of “Safe Conversations” in the community of Dallas, TX.https://youtu.be/5b14sYHcGmUAlso hear how Jessie is celebrating the new year answering these 3 questions:What’s one of the biggest lessons you learned this past year? What are you most looking forward to leaving behind?What are you most looking forward to in the new year? 

I continue my discussion with Jessica Bollinger, LCSW on how we can incorporate the principles of Imago Therapy into our personal and community relationships.  Check out how using the principles of Imago Therapy has led to a concept of “Safe Conversations” in the community of Dallas, TX. <a href="https://youtu.be/5b14sYHcGmU" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://youtu.be/5b14sYHcGmU</a> Also hear how Jessie is celebrating the new year answering these 3 questions: What’s one of the biggest lessons you learned this past year?  What are you most looking forward to leaving behind? What are you most looking forward to in the new year?

Episode 14 - IMAGO Therapy with Jessica Bollinger, Licensed Social Worker - Part 3

It was a great honor to sit down with my friend, Jessica Bollinger, to talk about building better relationships. Jessie is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who has practiced Imago Therapy for 20 years. In part 1 of our conversation we get to know Jessie and how Imago Therapy has impacted her marriage and family life. Imago - Latin word meaning: IMAGEJessie discusses how our childhood defines familial love and its influence throughout our lives...good or bad. And how incorporating Imago Therapy principles allows us to stay in the relationship environment.“We can be right or we can be in relationship.” - Jessica Bollinger 

It was a great honor to sit down with my friend, Jessica Bollinger, to talk about building better relationships. Jessie is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who has practiced Imago Therapy for 20 years. In part 1 of our conversation we get to know Jessie and how Imago Therapy has impacted her marriage and family life.  Imago - Latin word meaning: IMAGE Jessie discusses how our childhood defines familial love and its influence throughout our lives...good or bad. And how incorporating Imago Therapy principles allows us to stay in the relationship environment. “We can be right or we can be in relationship.” - Jessica Bollinger