please join me and mel in this proverbial fireside chat and we'll bring the lube as we dive head first into what makes love, love; hate, hate; women, women; and men, men. we've got it all here people. this one ain't for philosophy or psychology nerds alone. Mel shares her gift for gab all over the place, messying and expanding our understanding of sexuality, humanity and what makes life absurd and painful and fun all at the same time. cleanup not included. your interior life matters. your feelings are information. healing is possible. live, love, laugh, like, comment, share and subscribe!

hack the mainframe! please join us in this insightful conversation about the problems and positives to psychological testing, the seductive appeal of knowledge and diagnoses, ground truth in the person, scientism, diagnosis vs prognosis, the causal power and value of experiential gain and much much more! your interior life matters. your feelings are information. healing is possible. live, love, laugh, like, comment, share and subscribe!

please steep in this in-depth conversation about how our fears, taboos and censors--inside and out--continue to perpetuate the public health crisis of suicide. it is only through experiential understanding that we can liberate our selves and those we care about most from this most alienating form of suffering. people must be heard, felt, seen and understood. this is not a problem to do with reason, but to do with love and hate. your interior life matters. your feelings are information. healing is possible. live, love, laugh, like, comment, share and subscribe!

enjoy this in-depth conversation into what makes couple's counseling actually therapeutic with catherine jensen as we explore the nuances to appreciating the relationship itself as something to be understood, felt and clarified. find out why your partner picks their nose or doesn't tip or never does the dishes!your interior life matters. your feelings are information. healing is possible. live, love, laugh, like, comment, share and subscribe!

a crucial dive into the uncanny overlap between meaningful psychotherapy and poetry. this conversation celebrates the ineffable and intangible ground that gives rise to development, healing and growth in our person. it is our ever-maddening humanity that generates our capacity for discovery. your interior life matters. your feelings are information. healing is possible. laugh, like, comment, share and subscribe!

a deep dive into what makes diagnosis matter with Dr. Awais Aftab MD. This meaningful conversation involves and includes and invites the reality that diagnostic pluralism can give rise to more effective and individualized treatments for many psychiatric/psychological illnesses. The more we can integrate treatment approaches, the better outcomes we will have. The interior life matters. Healing is possible. like, comment, share and subscribe!

a meaningful conversation with Chris Cannida about good enough supervision, clinical competence, the state of psychotherapy and the challenges of teaching therapists to help patients without treating them as patients themselves. like, comment, share and subscribe!

the middle part of a deep dive into how trauma is defined, treated, categorized and even spoken about historically, culturally and clinically, featuring dr kristian kemtrup. what makes this conversation so spicy? this episode ought not be controversial at all...

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a meaningful and poignant conversation as to how where we can find, cultivate and generate meaning in therapy and relationships at large featuring dr jayce long. this episode also includes a informal elegy for the lost art and science of how HEALING takes place in psychotherapy and necessarily in a relationship. Enjoy!Card 1: Do I need dance lessons? What does it mean to dance the dance of healing?Sorry for the typo!

a meaningful and informative conversation as to how AI will disrupt and potentially decimate psychology and psychotherapy as we know ft. Jeff Fine-Thomas. Is there a way we can save our selves and our profession?