Is it healthy to enjoy nostalgic feelings or does it mean one is stuck in the past? We explore the possible benefits of thinking about (or even reveling in) experiences in one's past. 
Hosts: Dr. Parks, Dr. Yamaguchi, Dr. Ortega, Dr. Poole

Is it healthy to enjoy nostalgic feelings or does it mean one is stuck in the past? We explore the possible benefits of thinking about (or even reveling in) experiences in one's past. Hosts: Dr. Parks, Dr. Yamaguchi, Dr. Ortega, Dr. Poole

Is it healthy to enjoy nostalgic feelings or does it mean one is stuck in the past? We explore the possible benefits of thinking about (or even reveling in) experiences in one's past.&nbsp;
Hosts: Dr. Parks, Dr. Yamaguchi, Dr. Ortega, Dr. Poole

#53 - Nostalgia

We address the challenging and controversial issues facing our society from a psychological and psychiatric perspective, and the implications for clinical practice. Hosted by psychologist Eyrn Parks, PhD, with co-hosts: child and adolescent psychiatrists Toshia Yamaguchi, MD and Alan Atkins, MD and psychiatry resident Yasmine Dakhama, MD.

Let's Get Psyched is produced by Elliot Fong in the studios of KUCR 88.3FM, on the campus of University of California, Riverside. Production associate: River Evans. Logo: Nathan Rogers, MD.

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We address the challenging and controversial issues facing our society from a psychological and psychiatric perspective, and the implications for clinical practice. Hosted by psychologist Eyrn Parks, PhD, with co-hosts: child and adolescent psychiatrists Toshia Yamaguchi, MD and Alan Atkins, MD and psychiatry resident Yasmine Dakhama, MD. Let's Get Psyched is produced by Elliot Fong in the studios of KUCR 88.3FM, on the campus of University of California, Riverside. Production associate: River Evans. Logo: Nathan Rogers, MD.

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