Psychiatrist Dr. Shaili Jain – PTSD
Having studied and worked with thousands of people with PTSD from combat, sexual, physical or emotional trauma, the Stanford faculty psychiatrist shares her 20 years of insights on PTSD.
Having studied and worked with thousands of people with PTSD from combat, sexual, physical or emotional trauma, the Stanford faculty psychiatrist shares her 20 years of insights on PTSD.
Paul shares some stories of people battling shame (especially around their bodies) and reads from the Loves, Happy Moments and Awfulsome moments surveys.
Paul reads listener experiences around their mental/emotional struggles and victories -some serious some humorous- including the Covid crisis.
The blogger/author returns to open up about dealing with the strain of being fired, perpetually broke and in debt while trying to provide for his family.
Another installment of Paul reading anonymous surveys submitted by listeners about their mental and emotional ups and downs during the pandemic as well as things they love.
The second installment of listeners sharing their loves, happy and awfulsome moments and struggles during the pandemic via surveys read by Paul.
Listeners share their loves and struggles during the pandemic via surveys read by Paul.
Who couldn’t use some positive vibes this week? No guest, just things that people love, submitted via the show’s Loves Survey.
Paul’s support group friend recounts his childhood and teenage years growing up in NYC’s Hell’s Kitchen and the cycles of violence, addiction, crime and poverty that he is struggling to break.