Paul and Jessi @JessiKneeland talk about the mean voices in our heads – especially towards our bodies; how childhood sexual trauma affects sexuality, self-objectification, difficulty orgasming and being your body’s friend.
The writer and NPR contributor @IAmGothamGirl shares about developing epilepsy at 40 (as a single mom), bad doctors, shattering her face during a seizure, the myths around her condition and the hope she has found accepting her new reality.
The public health psychologist @DrPNHalkitis opens up about the mental, emotional and political battles both personal and cultural that the LGBTQ community has fought especially since the 1969 Stonewall riots.
Nick talks about being a social worker clinician working with victims of the wildfires as well as combat veterans. Topics covered: types of PTSD, vulnerability, how to reach out for help and hyper-masculinity.
Despite being attacked as a college student, the author of What A Body Remembers went on to become an attorney defending violent offenders. She talks about the various ways trauma ripples thru our later lives and finding her voice despite anxiety, hyper vigilance, PTSD & shame.
The actor (Josh and Drake) @ShuaPeck @ItsJoshPeck and podcaster (Curious) opens up about being the anxious “fat kid”, never knowing his father, being raised by a single mom, getting sober and learning how to cope with uncomfortable feelings.
Ideas are coming at you every day from all directions. How can you process it all? You can start with The Next Big Idea. Host Rufus Griscom and legendary thought leaders Malcolm Gladwell, Adam Grant, Dan Pink, and Susan Cain, will be your personal “idea” curators. Open your mind and get ready for something big, because the right idea–at the right moment–has the power to transform your life. Listen now at http://wondery.fm/TNBIHappy
The clinical psychologist (aka @DoctorRamani ) and author shares her insights and the studies on narcissists (and recognizing one in your life) and psychopaths as well as contributing factors like childhood emotional neglect, genetics, social media and our culture at large.