The Intense Mind with Imi Lo

Have you been told you ‘see too much’, ‘hear too much’, ‘think too much’, ‘feel too much’? The Intense Mind is a podcast dedicated to people who are exceptionally intense, gifted and intuitive. In this podcast, we talk to intense humans and experts from around the world. We will learn how to bounce back from trauma and shame; how to cultivate resilience and authenticity; how to be the most creative and productive we can be, and how to find our tribe. Together, we go from healing to thriving. 

About Imi: imiloimilo.com
Eggshell Therapy and Coaching: eggshelltherapy.com

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Trigger Warning: The content of this podcast may cover sensitive topics including but not limited to suicide, abuse, violence, severe mental illnesses, sex, drugs, alcohol addiction, psychedelics, and the use of plant medicines. You are advised to refrain from watching or listening to the YouTube Channel or Podcast if you are likely to be offended or adversely impacted by any of these topics. Disclaimer: The content provided is for informational purposes only. Please do not consider any of the content clinical or professional advice. None of the content can substitute professional consultation, psychotherapy, diagnosis, or any mental health intervention. Opinions and views expressed by the host and the guests are personal views and they reserve the right to change their opinions. We also cannot guarantee that everything mentioned is factual and completely accurate. Any action you take based on the information in this episode is taken strictly at your own risk. For a full disclaimer, please refer to: https://www.eggshelltherapy.com/disclaimers/

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RealLemonPlease

Deeply insightful, thought-provoking content

This podcast may not resonate with everyone, but for those who relate to the experience of emotional intensity, both internally and within the world, it’s incredibly validating, thought-provoking and even lifechanging. Imi Lo’s expertise and passion comes through in her own content as well as interviews with guests. I wouldn’t change a thing.
Podcastlibrary

Potential

This could be a really good podcasts given the topics, insights and guests. However the podcast could benefit from the host interacting and responding the guests instead of asking what sound like pre-written questions. There is a lot to learn in the topics the guests bring up, and the host could expand on these more instead of just acknowledging them and taking notes on that. Sometimes their relation to what the guest is saying is a little odd and doesn’t speak to what their guest is talking about.
Tomsoft Mobile Solutions

Host interrupts

Very hard to listen to when the host is constantly interrupting her guest in odd spots
Skât

Audio Essays

I discovered Egg Shell podcasts recently, quite by accident. I found them helpful and interesting but often I was distracted by daily life or I didn’t relate to the topic of discussion. THEN I listened to one of the audio essays. The experience was so powerful - listening a voice directed to the listener as if speaking to me. I immediately grabbed my headphones so I could completely immerse myself in the wisdom and revelations you wrote in your essays. (Reading on a computer screen can not replace the voice). Speaking of the “Voice”;it is so perfect in all ways. I think I recognize the artist, but whoever it is expresses your thoughts clearly and elegantly. Thank you. NG
TxaiMarie

Great audio essays, poor interviews

I love the audio essays, very informative and validating. The interviews are difficult to listen to, the host could be better at listening and allowing her guests to speak.
CKatsie

Review

The emotional eating episode lacked compassion in a way that really surprised me. I would prefer not to hear from Karen as a guest again.
m eerie

Bummer

This would be one of the psychology podcasts around if the host would stop interrupting the guests. At several points in the Generational Trauma episode, she was trying to talking over the guest for 5+ seconds at a time, just as the guest was getting to the good part!!!
Butler resident

Great topics (especially OCPD) - awful interviewer

The host talk/interrupts too much and doesn’t let her guests speak. Too many unnecessary interjections.
Ermahgerd21

Imi is unlike any other psycotherapist in the world

Some reviews talk about Imi interrupting, but it should be noted that Imi herself is a psychotherapist with extensive knowledge and unique perspective. I see this not simply as an interview, but a dialogue between two parties who are very knowledgeable. It’s great to see how they build off each other. I found imi through her extensive writings on PsychologyToday and finding eggshelltherapy website. Her specific perspective digs deep into BPD, cultural nuance, and more. Her podcast is a great resource that gets updated and shines light on another specific facet of this way of being. I thank Imi for her heartwork and continuously building the book for patients in a way that is accessible, caring, and ahead of the normal narrative. -Ro
RavenBishop

Great guests, but…

way too many interruptions by the host. She literally breaks the guests train of thought to ask questions or even insert personal comments that tend to distract from the topic. Painful and frustrating listen. ((sorry))
Zier0

Absolutely Addictive

A fascinating and intrinsically intriguing work of art!! A necessary set of ageless, timeless insights helping to forage and forge a path for us lost souls who are in need of giving voice to the void of misinterpretations in our psyche!!!
LizM0nsey94

Bad interviewer

Maybe it was just a bad day but she kept interrupting every time her guest started getting to the point, like she wasn’t really listening. It was hard to listen to.
abeLove

A must listen for Highly Sensitive People!

Fabulous podcast offering depth, insight and compassion. Very soothing to hear other people have had similiar experiences (and feelings of being misunderstood) to my own.