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Host of the popular YouTube channel, Dr. Seth: Psychologist, Dr. Seth also brings you this special podcast episode in which he interviews U.S. Navy member Tim on a variety of topics to help us gain insight into the unique and important experience of serving in the US military - and the Navy, specifically. Tim discusses the motivations for joining the military, the unique culture within it, and the mental health stigma that has been evolving over the years. Tim provides a glimpse into living aboard an aircraft carrier, the physical and mental challenges faced by service members, and the importance of seeking help for mental health issues when a person needs it. He also discusses unique challenges for the romantic relationships of military members, the impact of frequent transitions and regularly moving, and the personal growth that comes from serving. Tim emphasizes the value of brotherhood and the sense of service that defines military life, while also sharing his aspirations and personal interests outside of the Navy. Healthier Living Today LLC

Dr. Seth Meyers, Los Angeles psychologist and TV guest expert, and co-host Jeannie, former executive at one of the world's largest online dating companies, discuss how warning signs and red flags are everywhere and how to spot the narcissist in dating relationships. They analyze online dating profiles and the pictures and language included; the behaviors of a narcissist on a date (how they act, things they say); and the mental process where a narcissist erodes the self-esteem of those they date, causing them to those themself, get lost in confusion, and lower their self-esteem. The hosts also discuss a psychology term called groupthink and share a quote about how to understand others' intentions and behaviors.

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Dr. Seth Meyers, psychologist, answers some of the most common questions about psychopathy by his co-host Jeannie. Questions include: How do you define a psychopath? Are psychopaths always serial killers or murderers? What are some traits of the psychopath? How do you determine who is psychopathic? Where do they exist -- Are they in prison? Or are they everyday people among us? Is psychopathy something you’re born with? Do psychopaths not care about anyone at all? Do they not have any feelings for anyone? What are the romantic relationships like for people with psychopathy? What is their sex life like? What is the most basic goal of someone with psychopathy? What is their main motivation? How does a psychopathic person seem when you meet them? Are some people more at risk of being targeted by those with psychopathy? Check out the full episode and gain insight into this important subject. Healthier Living Today LLC

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In this episode, psychologist Dr. Seth Meyers interviews a plastic surgeon from a psychological perspective. Dr. Vladimir Gregoryants, MD, world-renowned plastic surgeon, discusses his journey to become a surgeon, the discipline required, and the benefits of getting to help people change and feel better about themselves. Dr. Seth asks whether a plastic surgeon can make a person beautiful, what some of the occupational hazards are that plastic surgeons face, and how to manage stress and create work-life balance. Dr. Grigoryants explains some of the personality characteristics that make for a surgeon who will enjoy their job and discusses how body dysmorphia and medical problems are evaluated and assessed.

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In this interview, psychologist Dr. Seth Meyers interviews Kayla Beauregard, professional horse trainer and show competitor. Can horses love? How do they show emotion and do they have emotional intelligence? Are horses happy competing in events? What does say it about the purpose of horses that they have been used in history for war and agriculture, and that they are the only animals that compete in Olympic events? Kayla explains to listeners with incredible depth how the personality of a horse matters when it comes to the work a horse does, and shares personality characteristics that make for a happy human horse trainer. They discuss: dressage and fierce Grand Prix competition events; safety risks and health risks for both horses and their trainers; psychological benefits of equine-assisted therapies; the personal bond of trust and loyalty that trainers develop with their horses; and the perfect dream life for a horse. Dr. Seth shares a story about the gorgeous horse farms of Lexington, Kentucky, "Horse Capital of the World."

In this conversation, Dr. Seth and Jeannie discuss: Psychology Word of the Day (amygdala); why naggers nag, what motivates nagging, and how to wisely respond to this annoying behavior; wildly inappropriate and rude cell phone behavior in public places and what to do about it; and a cool find from our Insight Book Corner - a book with a perfect title (The Pivot Year). The podcast ends with a Chinese proverb that surely everyone should have printed on the nearest t-shirt.