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Daily 30 minute relationship and mental health information conversations hosted by Pamela Brewer. Monday focus is men, Tuesday focus is on transitions, Wednesday focus is on women, Thursday (Thoughtful Thursday) we hear from clinical experts, Friday (Friday : On The Psychological Side) takes an expansive look at the world at large from a psychological perspective.
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Dr. Pamela Brewer and Dr. Justin Frank’sintriguing, thought provoking discussion on key observations of President Obama and his opposition.
Charlotte Pierce-Baker, author of "This Fragile Life", reveals the struggles she incurred while raising a bipolar son.
Learn how a woman, Ciera Sky Louise lives with Aspbergers in a world where few people understand her and it feels to her as though even fewer wanted to know her. She is an artist, mother, poet, and author of “Poetically Correct”.
Listen to this program and learn about creativity and life with Asperbers as Ciera candidly shares her story with Dr. Pamela Brewer.
Dr. Pamela Brewer talks with Dr. Christal Presley, author of "Thirty Days With My Father" an honest, emotional look at the other side of PTSD - the children who are left behind. Spend 30 days of Christal's life with her father after his return from the war. You will feel as though you are living inside her life...
How does a nurse with bipolar depression manage her professional and personal life? Join Dr. Brewer as she talks with the author of The Teeter-Totter by Sharon Carruthers with Corrine Vanderwerff
Dr. Pamela Brewer will be LIVE on the MyNDTALK program discussing the tragedy in Connecticut from a mental health perspective.
How do we think about Anger? Violence? How have you been affected by this tragedy? What would you like people to think about as we all work to heal?
Are there resources you would like to share? Call in Thursday - December 20th 8-9 pm
Dr. Brewer and Author Kathryn Tristan discuss the ways she was able to fight back against her own worries and anxieties as we discuss "Why Worry - Stop Coping and Start Living" - a solution oriented - step by step guide to freeing yourself from the overpowering worry and anxiety that can hurt you and your life.
Joseph Burgo and Pamela Brewer discuss various types of defense mechanisms we engage in every day life. This show is for anyone who has ever said to him/her self or others 'Now why did I do that?
Dr. Brewer and Creator of "Money Habitudes" products Syble Solomon offer new ways to understand yourself and your attitudes and habits about money. This program is one hour of empowering new self awareness that can change your money habitudes for a lifetime.
Individuals, couples, psychotherapists and finanicial counselors will find this progam useful.
The creation of infant trauma - and the powerful differences we can make in our children's lives. Guest - Chuck Green. President of Alpha Maxx Health Care.
AMAXX is the premiere NCQA accredited Perinatal Population Health Management firm operating in Western Tennessee. Utilizing its biopsychosocial approach, Alpha Maxx’s collaborative initiative has dramatically and consistently stabilized, and reduced the incidence of prematurity and infant mortality in Western Tennessee.
Join Dr. Pamela Brewer and her conversation with Author
Carrie Arnold -"Decoding Anorexia" Carrie shares her personal/scientific/poignant/affirming journey through anorexia.
Carrie brings to the audience scientific discoveries that are enlightening and freeing.
ONE MAGNIFICENT MUSICAL LIFE – A Special radio program series ,MyNDTALK with Dr. Pamela Brewer aired January 20, 2012 on WPFW 89.3 FM , Washington, DC. The Series focused on the vast and tireless talents of music programmers. Those people, behind the scenes, who work so hard, educate so much and are often unsung in their own right.
This episode features Katea Stitt , daughter of famed jazz saxophonist Sonny Stitt – is one such person. How fitting that Katea would bring her spirit and talents to the only remaining Jazz station, WPFW in the Washington, DC metro.
Katea’s own quiet beauty, passion for the music of her father and African peoples worldwide, vast musical experiences and knowledge shine through in this hour long interview.
Host: Pamela Brewer
Producer: Jim Brown
Dr. Brewer is joined by Dr. Lidia Zylowska - author of The Mindfulness Preseciption for Adult ADHD ... "A superb book, an important book, a book that breaks new ground. Anyone who is interested in the treatment of ADHD in adults must own this. Rigorous in its research, accessible in its style, convincing in its argument, and novel in its premise, this books keeps its promise of offering a reliable mindfulness prescription. I hugely recommend this book!"
– Edward Hallowell, M.D. founder of Hallowell Centers,
author of Driven to Distraction and Delivered from Distractions
Dr. Brewer talks with Kalonji Olusegun who, at age 80 weaves his life in America with many historic events and thus creates a fascinating perspective of growing up in America as an African Caribbean American man living and surviving in a complex land known as America.
Dr. Brewer talks with Dr. Donna Walton - "in 1976, Donna R. Walton’s life was transformed when she was diagnosed with a life-threatening form of bone cancer called osteogenic sarcoma. At the age of 18, the young college student – an aspiring performer – received the crushing news that she had to sacrifice her left leg above the knee to prevent the cancer from spreading. She feared her fate was sealed. But since losing her leg over 25 years ago, Dr. Walton has attained personal and professional success – having triumphed over her fears of deficiency to discover her assets within and her power to thrive."
Dr. Pamela Brewer talks with 2 men - one: African American; the other: White Latino. One lives in the Midwest, the other in Washington, DC. How did they meet? How did they and do they grow their friendship? We often hear about women's friendships - rarely about men's friendships. As we continue to honor Black History Month - and Valentine's Day :-) take a listen to these two men discuss their own friendship journey. And if you are a man - or know of a man/men who disavow the vital importance of men's relationships - encourage them to tune in as well.
Dr Pamela Brewer examines the concept of healing from both a psychological (with Virginia psychotherapist Dalal Musa, LCSW) and behavioral (North Carolina organizer Julie Seibert) perspective.
Join Dr Pamela Brewer and Dr. John Curtis as they discuss his book, Happily Un-Married. Is co-habitation the way to go? Is it right for you? Is marriage the preferred option? Tune in to learn about Dr. Curtis' findings about this growing trend - at a time that some research suggests a decline in marriages.
Dr. Pamela Brewer talks with survivor, advocate, incest survivor about the facts of the crime of incest and the courage of survivors.
Dr Pamela Brewer talks with Diane Champe, survivor, author, advocate -
A powerful program about the struggle to reclaim life after years of neglect and abuse and then recovery from Dissociative Disorder.
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