The Dr. Phil Podcast

Dr. Phil's series, Toxic Personalities in the Real World, continues delving into borderline personality disorder, which Dr. Phil says is "the most stigmatized disorder of all."

"One day, they'll be full of vim and vigor, and confidence, and the next day, they're wondering why they're even in this world," Dr. Phil says of the 18 million people affected by borderline personality disorder. "If you're living with one of these people, there are a lot of dos and don'ts." For more information: http://drphilintheblanks.com/

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"Sometimes you get really frustrated with people and you're wondering, is it you or is it them? You might very well be dealing with a borderline personality," says Dr. Phil on his mental health podcast series, "Phil in the Blanks: Toxic Personalities in the Real World." This week, listeners will learn about the traits and types of this Cluster B personality disorder; how to recognize it, and what to do when interacting with people in your life who may have it! Keep listening for additional episodes as Dr. Phil addresses all of your questions about this disorder, and more! For more information: http://drphilintheblanks.com/

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"If you ever start defending yourself with a narcissist, you will never ever stop," says Dr. Phil in part 4 of the "Toxic Personalities in the Real World". "They simply can't be confronted. That's why you can't win an argument with them. They are relentless. They will argue until the end of the earth." For the second week, Dr. Phil is examining traits particular to the malignant narcissist, who he says "is the most dangerous narcissist of all!" Learn why it's vital to get away from a malignant narcissist just as quickly as you can safely do so. And, find out the one big characteristic that Dr. Phil says differentiates the narcissist and the malignant narcissist from the psychopath. Plus, what is a communal narcissist, and why does Dr. Phil say they may be the least dangerous of all? For more information: https://www.drphilintheblanks.com/

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In part three of the "Toxic Personalities in the Real World" Phil in the Blanks podcast series, Dr. Phil examines the traits of a malignant narcissist.

"In my opinion, this is the most dangerous narcissist of all!" Dr. Phil says. "These are people that are cold, calculating -- but they can be very charming."

This series addresses Narcissistic Personality Disorder; how to recognize it, establish boundaries, and how to coexist with those in your life who may have it with tools and guidelines that can help minimize damage to oneself and loved ones. For more information: https://www.drphilintheblanks.com/

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Are you living with a covert narcissist? In part two of "Toxic Personalities in the Real World," Dr. Phil takes you through the traits and behaviors of a covert narcissist and how to respond to them so you don't end up feeling manipulated and controlled. This series addresses Narcissistic Personality Disorder; how to recognize it, establish boundaries, and how to co-exist with those in your life who may have it with tools and guidelines that can help minimize damage to oneself and loved ones. http://drphilintheblanks.com/

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Are you living with a Narcissist? Find out all about Narcissistic Personality Disorder on Dr. Phil's new mental health podcast series, "Phil in the Blanks: Toxic Personalities in the Real World." Listeners will learn about Narcissistic Personality Disorder; how to recognize it, establish boundaries, and how to co-exist with those in your life who may have it with tools and guidelines that can help minimize damage to oneself and loved ones. Then, stay tuned for additional episodes when Dr. Phil addresses other types of Cluster B personalities, like Borderline Personality Disorder, Schizoaffective Personality Disorder, and more! http://drphilintheblanks.com/

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Dan Ariely, expert in decision-making and behavioral economics, reveals the science behind online dating in part 2 of this life-changing episode of the Phil in The Blanks podcast. Plus, he shares how to make the most of the massive, destabilizing interruption to our daily lives and healthy routines COVID-19 has wrought. Ariely also teaches how to program your behaviors and empower your instincts to yield exciting, long-term benefits. For more information: www.drphilintheblanks.com

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Many people assume that willpower is the key to making meaningful changes in their lives. Decision-making and behavioral economics expert Dan Ariely suggests that's not enough.

Ariely is the James B. Duke Professor of Psychology and Behavioral Economics at Duke University. He joins Dr. Phil on the next "Phil in the Blanks" podcast to give listeners a new perspective on life's most challenging problems and the key to programming ourselves for success. https://www.drphilintheblanks.com/

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In this moving and enlightening episode of the Phil in the Blanks podcast, Dr. Phil speaks with Dr. Warren Farrell about "The Boy Crisis." They discuss how boys are socialized into unhealthy relationships with themselves and the world, and the horrible price society pays when unhealthy boys grow up into unhealthy men, including failed relationships, lost contributions, violence and crime, and breakdowns in physical and mental health. Dr. Farrell lays out a bold path forward that keeps the best aspects of being male and adds an empowering new social and emotional landscape. If you know a boy or have been one yourself, then this episode will probably change your life for the better. for more information: https://www.drphilintheblanks.com/

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We recorded this episode earlier this year before schools reopened and prior to the Delta Variant. And judging by the current mental health studies of adolescents, I do believe we were right on track and our words ring true today. Pediatrician, Director of Center for Child Health, Behavior, and Development at Seattle Children's Hospital Research Institute, and child health expert, Dr. Dimitri Christakis joins Dr. Phil on the next "Phil In The Blanks" to discuss the long-term effects of the COVID-19 crisis on children's health, education, and emotional well-being, and strategies to help them rebuild.

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