Welcome back to Analyze Scripts, where a psychiatrist and a therapist analyze what Hollywood gets right and wrong about mental health. Today, we are re-releasing our episode about the adorable 2015 Disney/Pixar animated film "Inside Out." We love all of these characters and were so impressed at how well this movie depicted the development of psychological ambivalence in a pre-teen. In this episode, we comment on the humorous portrayal of various cognitive processes including memory, dejavu, and dreaming. We also touch on neuroplasticity and resiliency as it relates to trauma experienced in childhood. That leads us to reflect on what it's been like to work with patients of all ages through the COVID-19 pandemic, and our plea to Disney to release a sequel - SPOILER ALERT, THEY DID! And our episode about "Inside Out 2" drops next week! We hope you enjoy!

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OTHER DISNEY EPISODES:

Episode 74 - "Moana"

Episode 53 - "Frozen"

Episode 15 - "Inside Out"

Episode 8 - "Encanto" with Christina Arredondo, MD

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