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Jasmine St. John

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Jasmine St. John is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist based in Madison, Wisconsin. She has been working as a therapist at JSJ Therapy since March 2008.1 With extensive experience in the field, Jasmine specializes in alternative sexual relationships, LGBT issues, polyamory, and alternative family structures.2

Prior to her current role, Jasmine gained valuable experience in various therapeutic settings. She worked as a Therapist with a Systems Approach at Family Center and served as a Group Facilitator at Outreach.1 These experiences have likely contributed to her holistic approach to therapy and her ability to work with diverse client populations.

Jasmine is licensed to practice in Wisconsin and offers psychotherapy services in Madison.23 Her professional focus encompasses a wide range of relationship and family-related issues, making her well-equipped to assist clients with complex interpersonal dynamics.

As a mental health professional, Jasmine St. John maintains an active online presence. Her LinkedIn profile, under the username "jasminestjohn," provides an overview of her professional experience and qualifications in the field of marriage and family therapy.1

Highlights

Apr 5 · linkedin

How to learn anything. Feynman Technique: The Feynman Technique takes its name after Richard Feynman—an American theoretical physicist. It is a learning framework that requires you to develop a deep understanding of a given topic.

It involves four key steps:

  1. Set the Stage
  2. ELI5 (Explain It To Me Like I'm 5)
  3. Assess & Study
  4. Organize, Convey & Review

Let's cover each step:

Step 1: Set the Stage

What’s the topic you want to learn?

Starting with a blank page, write the topic at the top and jot down everything you know about it.

Read & research the topic.

Add any new learnings or insights as you develop them.

Step 2: ELI5

Here's where it gets unique:

Attempt to explain the topic to someone without a base understanding of it (i.e. a “child”).

On a blank page, write down everything you know about your topic—but pretend you are explaining it to a child.

Use simple language!

Step 3: Assess & Study

Reflect on your performance. Form an honest assessment.

How well were you able to explain the topic to a child? Where did you get frustrated? Where did you turn to jargon?

These are the gaps in your understanding!

Read and study more to fill them.

Step 4: Organize, Convey & Review

Organize your elegant, simple language into a clear, compelling story or narrative.

Convey it to a few others, then iterate and refine accordingly.

Review your new, deep understanding of the topic.

Remember: Simple is beautiful.

Thanks Sahil Bloom

Apr 4 · linkedin

Vuja de - Déjà vu occurs when we encounter something new, but it feels as if we’ve seen it before. Vuja de is the reverse. In the words of Adam Grant: “We face something familiar, but we see it with a fresh perspective that enables us to gain new insights into old problems."

via Cecile Tamura

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Madison, Wisconsin, United States