Category: Health & Wellness
FirstPersonSingular: Gretchen Gudenkauf – Dogmatic Psychiatry
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Read MoreUnderstanding Your Mind with Jesse Lyon
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Read MoreVoices of Recovery: Living with Psychotic Symptoms (Remix)
Episode 84: Psychosis is more common than most realize—affecting up to 3 in 100 people in the U.S.—and early treatment not only improves recovery but also reduces negative impacts on the brain and leads to better outcomes. In this remixed episode, host Debra Sloss talks with Dr. Jennifer Davis, psychiatrist, Tim Beveridge and Kenah Roberts about understanding and recovering from psychotic symptoms. This new version also includes a heartfelt “In Your Voice” story contributed by Angela, who shares a powerful personal view of living with psychosis and finding hope in recovery.
Read MoreA Jungian Approach to Dream Groups with Sara Saidy
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Read MoreShould You Let AI Interpret Your Dreams? With Harry de Bont
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Read MoreThe Soundtrack to Your Dreams with Michael Mollura, PhD
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Read MoreFirstPersonSingular: Gina Castaneda – Aztecas
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Read MoreDreamifesting with Kelly Sullivan Walden
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Read MoreFirstPersonSingular: Laurie Corn – Hearing
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Read MoreHow Stories Shape Our Mental Health
Episode 83: Guest host Youssef Hassanein talks with therapist Lisa Slede and Harvard health communications expert Amanda Yarnell about how personal and cultural narratives can heal, connect, or mislead us. Amanda offers tips for navigating digital misinformation, and storyteller John A. Jacobs reflects on how creative expression has shaped his life. It leaves listeners with the question: What stories guide your life, and how might crafting them more intentionally support your well-being?
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