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Why do two people experience the same situation so differently? And why does one person’s behavior feel “difficult” while another’s doesn’t?
In this episode of Call Me Katie, I’m joined by psychologists Rachel Samson (@australianpsychologist) and Dr. Jessie Stern (@drjessiestern), co-authors of Beyond Difficult. Together, we explore the unique ingredients that make us who we are — and why understanding these factors is key to transforming our relationships.
We discuss:
This is Part 1 of our two-part series. Stay tuned for Episode 21, where we explore applying these insights to relationships, parenting, and navigating conflict.
🔗 Connect with Rachel & Dr. Jessie
👩⚕️ Connect with Dr. Katie
🎧 Subscribe for weekly episodes on health, psychology & relationships
#PsychologyPodcast #Attachment #Temperament #Neurodiversity #BeyondDifficult
By Dr Katie StirlingWhy do two people experience the same situation so differently? And why does one person’s behavior feel “difficult” while another’s doesn’t?
In this episode of Call Me Katie, I’m joined by psychologists Rachel Samson (@australianpsychologist) and Dr. Jessie Stern (@drjessiestern), co-authors of Beyond Difficult. Together, we explore the unique ingredients that make us who we are — and why understanding these factors is key to transforming our relationships.
We discuss:
This is Part 1 of our two-part series. Stay tuned for Episode 21, where we explore applying these insights to relationships, parenting, and navigating conflict.
🔗 Connect with Rachel & Dr. Jessie
👩⚕️ Connect with Dr. Katie
🎧 Subscribe for weekly episodes on health, psychology & relationships
#PsychologyPodcast #Attachment #Temperament #Neurodiversity #BeyondDifficult