Should couples get married first or live together? Dr. Brian and Dr. Giuseppe talk about the research.

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Doctors Brian and Giuseppe introduce new listeners to the show. For the first time, the Family Anatomy philosophy of parenting is described: the 4 Powers of Genuine Parenting and Relating. Based on a combined 30 years of experience as therapists, along with current research on development, emotional well-being, and mental health, learn about the powers that parents can employ to raise safe and successful kids!

Doctors Brian and Giuseppe talk about recent parenting and psychology news stories, including:

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Doctors Brian and Giuseppe speak with Dr. Michelle Sherman about the impact of parental mental illness on families.

What are the risk factors for kids whose parent is mentally ill?

How can teens cope with mental illness in their family?

Find out this week!

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In Part 2 of our interview with Dr. Gabor Maté, we talk about:

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Doctors Brian and Giuseppe talk with Dr. Gabor Maté (author of In the Realm of Hungry Ghosts and Scattered Minds) about the impact of the parent-child relationship on development.

How do childhood experiences influence drug abuse, depression, anxiety, and attention problems?

Is ADHD genetic, or does experience affect brain development and lead to attention deficit?

What if your kids turn to their peers as role models rather than relying on you?

Find out this week!

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Doctors Brian and Giuseppe talk about the mid-life crisis as Brian approaches 40.

Does the mid-life crisis exist, or is it a myth?

If it's real, how do you cope?

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Doctors Brian and Giuseppe talk about recent psychology news stories:

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Doctors Brian and Giuseppe talk to Dr. Valerie Whiffen, author of A Secret Sadness: The Hidden Relationship Patterns That Make Women Depressed.

This week, the discussion focuses on couples and the expectations and behaviour in relationships that contribute to depression.

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Doctors Brian and Giuseppe speak to Dr. Valerie Whiffen, the author of A Secret Sadness: The Hidden Relationship Patterns That Make Women Depressed.

What are the patterns in the parent-child relationship that can contribute to later depression?

How can parents protect their children from becoming depressed as adults?

Find out this week!

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