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00:55Pathological Anger
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Sandra Brown, MA and Jennifer Young, LMHC will be joined by Gina Simmons, PhD to discuss pathological anger. Dr. Simmons will discuss the difference between normal anger and pathological anger including the treatment options and the ability for change. The discussion will also include the healthy boundaries for anger in a relationship.
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Mending A Broken Heart
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Ending a relationship has never been easy. The physical and emotional suffering of a breakup and the confused state that follows can become torturous. How can one start over and fall in love again after experiencing the pains of a hearth-break?It is a devastating feeling when the precious love of your life leaves you. It is also nerve wrecking when you have to let go of a relationship, even if it is in your best interest. A breakup can be paralyzing, disappointing, and anger provoking. It stops
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Celebrating National Mental Health Counseling Week
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TAMPA FL – Local Psychotherapist and talk show host Marci Slater is shedding light on the biggest mental health breakthroughs discovered in the past 25 years. “There have been exciting breakthroughs in our field and our general understanding of the human mind as it relates to our daily lives and how we think and feel,” says Slater, who is a practicing psychotherapist with more than 10 years in the field. “Understanding the bridge between mental health and the phys
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Kimberly Tate-Brown: Lawyer, Advocate, & Nurse Practitioner
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Kimberly Tate-Brown is a lawyer, psychiatric nurse practitioner, and mental health advocate. As an attorney for a state agency, Ms. Tate-Brown advocates for the civil rights of people experiencing psychiatric hospitalizations. She is a member of The American Association of Nurse Attorneys, and during her years as a nurse she developed a psychological support group for patients and families. Ms. Tate-Brown also serves on the board of the New York City chapter of th
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Hoax and Myths Why We Need Critical Thinking
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Benjamin Radford is deputy editor of Skeptical Inquirer science magazine and a Research Fellow with the non-profit educational organization the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry. He has written over a thousand articles on a wide variety of topics, including urban legends ,the paranormal, critical thinking, science literacy, and media literacy. Radford h
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Greg McHugh - New Regression Therapy
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Regression Therapy may have a bad rap but we are going to get our shine on and learn what's new with Greg McHugh. We chatted about my favorite green chili place, my upcoming edu-cation (learning vacation) and mountain meditation. Greg McHugh is a Board Certified Regression Therapist, and has over 17 years combined experience in the practice of psychotherapy and clinical hypnotherapy. He received training in Gestalt Therapy at Esalen Institute and at the Gestalt Institute for Multiple
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Cop Shock
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Psychologists intially believed only combat soldiers became overwhlemed by horrible incidents. Research has proven anyone exposed to crime, murder, death, and injury could be suspectible to PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder). Rates of PTSD amongst Police Officers are 4 - 6 times higher than the general public. Some researchers report rates of PTSD as high as 25% among Police Officers which is well above the 3-5% of the general public. On
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Black Slave Religious Teachings - Manic Aggr. Pers. Disorder
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I want to first note that Christ's teachings are the most powerful teachings known to man because it balances religious scaffles and connects, sympathetically, with its reasonings. By this simple will Jehoshua (or Jesus) entreated us into the mind of God as we deal with situations in this world. On a common scale this very logical and pragmatic. However, Christian teachings have been, thoroughly, mistaught to induce slavery, colonialism, and racist subjectivism around the g
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More Psycho"therapy:" Human Development and Education
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How does good psycho"therapy" create positive change in the stories we live by? "Therapy" is a form of personal education whose goals are simliar to all good education. Good education is therapeutic and proper therapy is educational! When educated within relationships based on respect, good discipline, and if we are lucky, love we learn to set goals, develop necessary skills, and think more maturely and critically. Tonight we will discuss the ideas of Jean Pi
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From Dramatic to Pragmatic- Taking Home Your Oscar!
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From Dramatic to Pragmatic- Taking Home Your Oscar! Drama and trauma is what rules most people´s lives.. it runs the show of this reality! Most people think that they do not have any other choice than being the effect of and drowning in drama and trauma... its a love and hate relationship where many people think they are the victims of life and at the same time who would they be without drama and trauma? ....what if there is a different possibility? What if you could take charge, run you
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MyNDTALK-Fathers Wanted - Tales of Want and Redemption
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Dr. Pamela Brewer explores the import of fathers on their children - both by their absence and their presence -- with Filmmaker Ray Upchurch - Producer of "Daddy Hunger" and William T. Lawson - a prison survivor after many years of incarceration. Tune in, listen in in with this discussion and then talk with your own families and friends ... about the importance and challenges of fathers - during this Father's Day weekend. Blogtalk listeners are encouraged to em
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