# Charles Cooley
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Charles Horton Cooley (August 17, 1864 – May 7, 1929) was an American sociologist and the son of Michigan Supreme Court Judge Thomas M. Cooley. He studied and went on to teach economics and sociology at the University of Michigan, was a founding member of the American Sociological Association in 1905 and became its eighth president in 1918. He is perhaps best known for his concept of the looking-glass self, which is the concept that a person's self grows out of society's interpersonal interactions and the perceptions of others.
#012 - Discovering the Layers of Your True Self | Understanding Who You Really Are
Identity, self-awareness, and authenticity — in this solo episode of The Journey Beyond Podcast, Tim Altenhofen explores the different layers of being you — and how we unconsciously create the very life we try to escape.
Through reflection and real-life insight, Tim unpacks the illusion of self-per…
Heroes and Villains
The gentleman in this episode, recently back in Denver after several years spent between Chicago and Nashville, hopped in on his way home following
an afternoon spent hanging out at one of his favorite sports bars.
We explore gratitude, integrity, and voluntary self-sacrifice in service to…
Embracing Your True Self
In this episode, the hosts discuss the complexity of self-image and its connection to coaching. They explore how others influence self-perception, referencing Charles Cooley’s quote on the perception of others. The conversation delves into personal journeys of discovering the authentic self, touchi…
Grant Gavin on Trusting your Superpower
Welcome to Chapter 2 of the Thoughtonomy Podcast! In this special solo episode, host Grant Gavin kicks off a new series diving into each chapter of his book, Thoughtonomy. Continuing on with Chapter 2, "Trust your Superpower," Grant reflects on his lifelong passion for coaching, the self-doubt he f…
The Brutal Truths of Psychology
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Ali McGarel, Staff Therapist at Delve Psychotherapy of Chicago
Adam Fominaya, Executive and Clinical Director at Delve Psychotherapy of Chicago
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22. The Gift of Being Seen
In a world that praises performance, this episode explores something deeper — the quiet power of being truly seen.
Jeremy shares a story of how one small moment of noticing changed a life, weaving in research from Charles Cooley and Dr. Stephen Porges to show that our nervous system doesn’t relax b…
290. Why Success Hasn't Changed How You See Yourself: How Your Self-Concept is Keeping You Small
You've earned the seat, the credentials, the results. And somewhere underneath all of it, a much older belief about who you are is still quietly running the show, deciding what you attempt, what you avoid, and what you'll actually let yourself believe about your own capability, no matter what the e…
035 The Part of You No One Has Ever Seen
Imagine four people are asked to describe you in five words. Work: reliable, organised, good under pressure. Your mother: how you always managed. Your partner: you're strong and do too much. They'd all be right, and all mean it kindly. And you could read all four, put them down, and feel completely…
Episode 39: The Weight of Hiding
In 1989, a 19-year-old Andre Agassi looked into a Canon camera and said, "Image is everything." What nobody knew was that his famous hair was partly a hairpiece. A year later it nearly fell apart the night before his first Grand Slam final, and he spent the match playing not to lose it.
In this epi…
444 | The Looking Glass Self: How CCPT Helps Children See Themselves Differently
In this episode, I explore a fascinating concept that helps explain why child-centered play therapy is so powerful in shaping a child's identity: **the Looking Glass Self**. Originally introduced by sociologist Charles Cooley, this concept suggests that we develop our sense of who we are through th…
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