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A podcast about all the questions you wish your therapist would give a straight answer to.
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2Duyen and Todd discuss the assumptions and rules we put on what emotions we should feel and what we are/aren't capable of when we feel them.
Duyen and Todd discuss productive ways to respond when you suspect someone is being passive-aggressive.
Duyen and Todd discuss balancing the needs of independence and connection in relationships.
Duyen and Todd discuss how children may be impacted by the behaviors and habits of their parents.
Duyen and Todd discuss the concept of deserving; Do you deserve more? Do you not deserve what you have?
Duyen and Todd discuss the anxiety that comes from the idea that you're gonna be found out!
Duyen and Todd discuss the pitfalls and benefits of Social Media and how to improve your online experience.
Duyen and Todd discuss the impact or perseverating on your overall confidence.
Duyen and Todd discuss the consequences of presuming things will not go well.
Duyen and Todd discuss the advantages of assertive requests in relationships; pointers and pitfalls.
Duyen and Todd discuss the concept of Motivation and how to think of it more functionally.
Duyen and Todd discuss the how our shortcomings and struggles often become part of our identity.
Duyen and Todd discuss the Fear Of Missing Out, and how comparisons impact how you experience life.
Todd and Duyen discuss the concept of "need for closure".
Todd and Duyen discuss a common question clients have- Have you been through this?
Todd and Duyen discuss the process of managing your guilt after you have respected your boundaries!
Todd and Duyen discuss the strategy of keeping busy to avoid __________.
Todd and Duyen discuss how patterns of Shame and Guilt may keep us stuck.
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Nick and Todd discuss healthy ways to let go of long-term relationships.
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I really love the show.. The amount of banter is excellent. It would be great to have an episode on how to work on emotional maturity
Hi! Fantastic listen as always. You know...one of the more interesting things you could do while Psychological people watching is try to guess their MBTI. Recall how (who was it?) was saying something during the episode about trying to guess what a person's next actions are going to be or what their reaction to something someone else says or does will be? Well, having an idea of what a person's MBTI type is can go a long way in providing a lot of guidance towards making sort of informed guesses, if you will. For example, a person who is xxFP will be more given to exaggerated emotional responses/reactions than say...an xxTJ. Also, ESxx's are more likely to turn out to be on the olive-finger crew. Stuff like that. I personally find it immensely entertaining, especially with the more tricky to type folks #Ambiverts, who can be very 49-51 on a particular trait. Definitely poses a more interesting challenge than just passively observing and/or picking up behavioural cues and "mands", I prom
Hi! As usual, great content. I really enjoyed listening to it and gained quite a lot of insight (even though as an avid "stan" of the MBTI, i kept getting triggered by how borderline dismissive a lot of "facts" presented were. I had to keep repeating to myself over and over "These are TWO PhD's. They know what they're talking about. Lol) I just wanted to add that more than just getting a "Type" at the end of the test that one can then go on to identify themselves as moving forward, one of the biggest (if not The) benefits of the MBTI is the community. As a millennial and having being "misunderstood" be the order of the day, finding a community of persons who share SO many veryyy similar characteristics/behaviours is such an unbelievably heartwarming experience. Getting to interact with them, whether directly in like chat rooms/groups/reddit (and ofcourse memes!!!) can quite literally be the only thing that gets you through some trying moments/days.
hi, new listener. thoughts on attachment theories?