Transcript: I thought it would be a good idea to do a little refresher on some concepts that we discuss often, but...

Transcript: I thought it would be a good idea to do a little refresher on some concepts that we discuss often, but...
In our last paper we heard that "self" isn't well defined in psychology... then layer in the innate healing capability...
"Dr. Ramani says there's no such thing as Healthy Narcissism." EXACTLY FUCKER! Let's clear up what's been throwing...
This podcast episode explores the concept of “adaptive narcissism” and its potential benefits for trauma recovery and psychological resilience. It challenges common perceptions of narcissism, discussing how certain traits associated with grandiose narcissism, such as self-sufficiency and vanity, can be protective against PTSD symptoms. The episode emphasizes the importance of developing a healthy sense of uniqueness and authenticity while avoiding harmful aspects of narcissism like entitlement and exploitativeness.
So oftentimes in this weird role I find myself in, I also find myself wondering “are my words working?” With such an...
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What's missing in our lives that keeps us from being our most resilient and authentic self? Time to rethink our...
Audio version is here Transcript: Alright fuckers, lets rap. Am I putting out too much content? Perhaps. Truthbetold...
Why has this article been so revitalizing? Well, the research results are challenging a lifetime of stigma. Let's talk...
Hey Fuckers! Welcome. I’m back in the saddle - returned to my real microphone after an unexpectedly prolonged travel...
Let's hit the points that have been lingering since our double release last week and dive into community comments.
This podcast episode explores the complex topic of filial obligation, discussing various philosophical perspectives on children’s duties towards their parents. It examines the relationship between ambivalence, guilt, and caregiver burden in parent-child dynamics. The episode also considers cultural differences in approaching filial piety, including Confucian views on self-realization through familial duty. It addresses the factors that influence the perception and outcomes of filial caregiving, offering listeners insights to navigate these challenging family decisions.
Episode linkVideo link I know I keep doing this thing where I’m like “OH! One more point!” But. I have about three...
So in all this Filial talk, the real question that I keep bringing up may be…. Why bother discussing it? We can run...
Count this as an extra dive into 3 research papers. What's the connection between perception, caregiving burden,...
Let's bring this back down to earth. Philosophies meet t-real life and 2 additional research studies, as we draw our...