<p>The Psych Guys dive into key elements of addiction in this week's episode of Off The Couch. They discuss the difference between momentary pleasure and value-based pleasure, as well as the need for inner-reflexion, understanding of self, and true willingness to ultimately change the behavior.</p>

The Psych Guys dive into key elements of addiction in this week's episode of Off The Couch. They discuss the difference between momentary pleasure and value-based pleasure, as well as the need for inner-reflexion, understanding of self, and true willingness to ultimately change the behavior.

Addiction and the Willingness to Change

Have you ever thought about what your therapist is really thinking? Or how do they handle their own issues? Or are they just robots that are programmed to respond in certain ways? Now you can find out as Lukin Center therapist Timothy Meyer and founder Dr. Konstantin Lukin get “off the couch” and provide practical tips on dealing with everyday life topics like parenting and relationships, and dive into the dirty truths about therapy.  So don’t look to the person you just met on the train or your kid's soccer coach for guidance, tune into “Off the Couch” with the Psych Guys. It's as close to therapy as you can get without getting on the couch yourself!

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Have you ever thought about what your therapist is really thinking? Or how do they handle their own issues? Or are they just robots that are programmed to respond in certain ways? Now you can find out as Lukin Center therapist Timothy Meyer and founder Dr. Konstantin Lukin get “off the couch” and provide practical tips on dealing with everyday life topics like parenting and relationships, and dive into the dirty truths about therapy. So don’t look to the person you just met on the train or your kid's soccer coach for guidance, tune into “Off the Couch” with the Psych Guys. It's as close to therapy as you can get without getting on the couch yourself!

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