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By Ryan Jakovljevic
The podcast currently has 15 episodes available.
In today's episode we cover:
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There's all kinds of advice on how to be happy, but what does science say?
In today's episode we cover:
Stuff we missed or didn't have time to talk about can be found in the show notes at ryananswers.com/podcast
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Do you have low emotional bandwidth? Here are the symptoms:
In today's episode we cover:
Stuff we missed or didn't have time to talk about can be found in the show notes at ryananswers.com/podcast
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Huge week for us here at WBYI. Our new office is finished, including a room I had built just for our podcast. We also received our first reader question, so we're a pretty big deal now.
In today's episode we cover:
Stuff we missed or didn't have time to talk about can be found in the show notes.
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The overbearing mother-in-law who drops by whenever she wants. The father who retires from the family business but keeps telling his son what to do. The friend who drinks too much at your dinner party. The colleague who overshares about their personal issues.
There are so many examples of boundary issues, so it's no surprise boundaries are one of the most common issues people talk about in therapy.
In today's episode we cover:
Stuff we missed or didn't have time to talk about can be found in the show notes.
Find the show notes at ryananswers.com/podcast
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It's a modern cliche featured in at least half of the series I've seen on Netflix lately. A person walks into a generic looking office and a calm, soft spoken figure with round glasses asks them about their childhood.
But is it accurate? Or do therapists also focus on the issues happening now, the issues that made you pick up the phone and book an appointment?
In today's episode we cover:
Stuff we missed or didn't have time to talk about can be found in the show notes.
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The single most misunderstood topic in relationships is cheating. There are so many myths, so much information, and so many people on the internet who claim to have the answers.
Today, we draw on decades of experience working with couples going through infidelity, and take a look at some of the most common beliefs about cheating.
Which do you think are true?:
There are many more things we cover, and the stuff we missed or didn't have time to talk about can be found in the show notes.
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After World War 2, American psychologists set out to prove that Americans would never fall for Nazi crap the way Germans did. They set up a clever experiment where a volunteer would be asked to push a button delivering a fatal shock to his fellow man.
Their prediction? 0.01% of men would push the button.
The result? 65% of men did it.
This sent shockwaves through the field of psychology. In our first episode of a special series looking back at landmark experiments, we cover the Milgram obedience to authority experiment.
You'll learn:
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Today we talk about one of the most difficult topics: grief.
People often say we need to talk about issues more, but this is one that gets left out. So today we're going to cover:
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Do long distance relationships work? How do you stay connected? Are there times you should rip off the band-aid and go your separate ways?
This episode we talk all about long distance relationships and how to stay connected while you're apart. We cover:
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The podcast currently has 15 episodes available.