This episodes discusses the differences between and nuances of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) and Obsessive-Compulsive Personality Disorder (OCPD).

This episode discusses the true clinical assessment of the colloquially referenced Sociopathy and Psychopathy. What do these terms actually mean and debunking the idea that either is a clinical diagnosis versus lay terms for a variety of symptoms.

Join us with our good friend, Sam Granillo, as we discuss Art Therapy, what is it, how it's beneficial, and how Sam has employed it in his daily life.

This disorder was originally coined as Multiple Personality Disorder, but through this episode we discuss why that title/diagnosis is a fallacy, and what is really taking place in the mind to the extent the mental health care field can identify today.

This episode's discussion is about Schizophrenia, what it is, what it isn't, misconceptions, and common treatment approaches.

In this episode we discuss what Borderline Personal Disorder (BPD) is, identifying characteristics, and various treatment approaches all in broad strokes.

We're beginning a block of episodes about personality disorders. First up is Narcissistic Personality Disorder.

Sleep is so important to our daily functions; on this episode we discuss why that is and give a few tips on how you can achieve a more restful sleep.

Morgan mentions an eye mask in the episode and here is the link to what she's referring to:

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Welcome back! Emotional Curiosity returns for its second season. We are kicking off with Attachment Styles!

This episode is all about identifying how you "attach" to people, specifically romantic partners. What type of attachment style are you and why might you identify that way?

We discuss why people might self harm in this episode, and how to help when you or someone you know is self harming.