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Dr. Michelle talks about why people, such as Michael Jackson, develop body dysmorphic disorder and are never happy with their faces or bodies, even after numerous plastic surgeries, in her interview with Dr. Mark B. Constantian; a vastly experienced, well-renowned plastic surgeon and Clinical Professor. In this interview, Dr. Constantian talks about his book, "Childhood Abuse, Body Shame, and Addictive Plastic Surgery," which explores how growing up with abuse and neglect influences our body image, personalities, addictions, resilience, and adult health in general. This heavily referenced book offers a new explanation for "body dysmorphic disorder," that provides help for individuals, families, therapists, surgeons as well as hope for patients. Find out more about Dr. Constantian and get his book at: drconstantian.com

Dr. Michelle helps listener's with their questions about why women seem to pick emotionally unavailable men to get into relationships with, how to build more self-esteem, alternative ways to meet potential partners than using dating sites, what are healthier ways to talk to our partners when having an argument, and more. Check out Dr. Michelle at: talkshowtherapist.com

Dr. Michelle talks about freeing ourselves from the negative mindset that overwhelms us, and how to resolve relationship issues, sustain joy, replace burnout with passion and overcome addictions, with her guest, JF Benoist. He is a visionary thought leader and author of, "Addicted To The Money Mind, Change The Programming That Sabotages Your Life." Find out more about JF and get his book at: jfbenoist.com

Dr. Michelle interviews internationally renowned grief educator and author, Christina Rasmussen, about her latest book, "Where Did You Go; A Life-Changing Journey to Connect With Those We've Lost." Christina shares an inspiring message of hope, optimism and love for those who are grieving, and also gives listeners a guide to journeying to the other side (to the hereafter) utilizing scientific principles of the mind. Find out more about Christina, and get her books at: christinarasmussen.com

How do we survive abusive parents or caregivers and learn how to better cope with life's difficulties? Find the answers to these and more questions, as Dr. Michelle interviews Linda Deir, author of the book, "My Guided Journey; The Guided Journal Writing System of Self-Discovery and Personal Transformation." Linda talks about her latest work book, which can help you become more intuitive and help you get in touch with your "guides." She also talks about her first book, "Guided," and how she discovered her own spiritual guides, who have helped her throughout her difficult life. Find out more about Linda Deir and get her book at: lindadeir.com

Dr. Michelle talks about how to become healthier, happier and more productive, by shifting our thoughts and behaviors that block us from leading fulfilling, balanced lives, as she interviews, behavioral scientist and consultant for OWN's "Iyanla Fix My Life," Dr. Dinorah Nieves. "Dr. D." talks about her latest book, "LOVE YOU; 12 Ways to Be Who You Love + Love Who You Are." Find out the practical steps that you can start today to begin believing in yourself. Pick up her book at dinorahnieves.com

Find out how to open your mind in order to create positive mental and physical health, how to change your negative thoughts and have the life you want, as Dr. Michelle interviews international speaker, musician, trained life coach and author, Keith Macpherson, as he talks about his latest book, "Making Sense of Mindfulness; Five Principles to Integrate Mindfulness Practice into Your Daily Life." Find out more about Keith and get his book at keithmacpherson.ca.

Dr. Michelle answers the most common and popular listener's questions from 2018, and offers suggestions and ideas about how to make their lives better. The Doc talks about how to have healthy relationships, improve our self-esteem, how to cope with others who are difficult, what to look for in a good partner and more! Check out her web site at: talkshowtherapist.com

Dr. Michelle interviews, Dr. Lisa Shulman, author of, "Before and After Loss: A Neurologist’s Perspective on Loss, Grief, and Our Brain." Hear about the fascinating science behind grief, which can give insight into the mystery of why we react to grief in certain ways. Dr. Shulman helps those experiencing loss to feel less overwhelmed, less anxious, and less alone. Hear about Dr. Shulman's shocking experience and describe why our experience of grief is unfamiliar and surreal, and how comfort can be found in understanding how our brain responds and heals following traumatic loss. Get her book on Amazon or follow the direct link: amazon.com/Before-After-Loss-Neurologists-Perspective to get her amazing book

Dr. Michelle conducts a fascinating interview with Nancy Rynes, a scientist and confirmed skeptic, who writes about her two, "near death experiences (NDE's), and how she no longer fears death. During her NDE, Nancy talks about how she was shown the wonders of Heaven, and experienced joy, love, peace and beauty. Nancy also discusses her amazing encounter with a being who gave her insights into life, love, and the wonders of Spirit. After her time in "Heaven," Nancy was returned to her body to begin the long, slow process of recovering from injuries that her surgeon affirms should have killed her. Find out more about Nancy Rynes, and get her fascinating book, "Awakenings From The Light; 12 Life Lessons From A Near Death Experience," at: nancyrynes.com