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Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Kirk Honda
Andrew Tate
Therapy
Neo-Nazism
Mental Health
Toxic Masculinity
Misogyny
Parentification
Childhood Trauma
Vulnerability
Psychodynamic Self Analysis
Racism
White Supremacy
Rage
Emotion Manipulation
Donald Trump
Great Replacement Theory
Buffalo Shooting
Charlottesville
KKK
Victim Blaming

A psychology podcast that is both educational and entertaining.

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Dr Kirk Honda reviews an article by Dr Pascal Vrticka that debunks myths about attachment theory.

This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at betterhelp.com/KIRK to get 10% off your first month.

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[Rerun] Dr. Kirk Honda talks with Yuval Laor about why we evolved to have sexual fetishes.

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Rebeccasode! Dr Kirk and Rebecca answer patron emails.

This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at betterhelp.com/KIRK to get 10% off your first month.

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[Rerun] Dr. Kirk Honda talks about countertransference, or the feelings a therapist has about the client. (Intro)

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Recent Guests

Gregg Spiridellis
Co-founder of JibJab and Moments app, focusing on AI in therapy.
Episode: AI Tools for Therapy
Humberto Castaneda
Mental health professional assisting people in personal development
Episode: Schema Therapy with Humberto (2019 Rerun)
Bob Gettle
Therapist and longtime friend of the host
Therapist in Seattle
Episode: Schema Therapy with Bob (2019 rerun)
Carey Burbank
Fan and commentator on Marlon Brando's life and psychology
Episode: The Psychology of Marlon Brando (2017 Rerun)
Lisa Erickson
Professor at Antioch, clinical director at Cowlitz Tribal Health Seattle, specializes in gifted adults, addictions, and trauma.
Cowlitz Tribal Health Seattle
Episode: Gifted Children (2013 Rerun)
Christopher Huber
Childhood friend of the host
Episode: A Psychopath Scammed Us
Leah Denton
Host of Psychotherapy, a show dedicated to providing survivors of therapy harm a platform to share their stories.
Psychotherapy Podcast
Episode: When Therapy Harms
Dr. Jennifer Sampson
Executive director of the Hoarding Project and core faculty at Antioch University.
The Hoarding Project
Episode: Hoarding Disorder (2016 Rerun)
Beth Bigler
Author and expert in pet grief, advocating for the acknowledgment and support of grieving pet owners.
Episode: Pet Grief Book

Hosts

Dr. Kirk Honda
Host and licensed therapist, Dr. Kirk Honda brings a wealth of knowledge and personal anecdotes to the discussions, focusing on mental health topics, therapy practices, and ethical considerations in psychology.
Bob
Co-host and professional therapist, Bob contributes insights from his therapeutic experience and shares personal reflections, providing a compassionate voice in discussions.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 3.2k ratings
  • Love the podcast, but Better Help is Isreali influenced/owned and literally offered free counseling to the genocidal IDF. Hopefully Kirk drops this sponsor

    Podcast Addict
    5
    RPL
    23 days ago
  • Ok, yet another podcast sponsored by the scammers betterhelp... On a psychology podcast as well... Fuck off

    Podcast Addict
    1
    Morgue
    2 months ago
  • Good stuff

    I’m a regular listener and a big fan. Can’t recommend enough!!Hoping Kirk will finish that book on grief he has been writing. Reminds me of this family guy bit there Stevie is mocking Brian “how you are doing with that novel, that novel you have been writing for 3 years. Got a compelling protagonist? Got an obstacle for him to overcome? Yeah? Working on it for quite some time. Some friends become enemies, some enemies become friends. You deserve some time off”.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Marta Farta
    Poland3 months ago
  • Psychology in Seattle Forever

    I’ve been consuming Kirk’s podcast and YouTube content for the past two years, and it has honestly made me a more empathetic and self-aware person. I love the thought, research, and detail that goes into everything he does. His friends are great, too. I listen to Bob episodes as I fall asleep (he has such a soothing presence). You all make the world a better place!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sierra_6
    United States6 months ago
  • Cancellable

    By my morals, Dr. Kirk is worthy of cancellation for his comments about PTSD not constituting trauma. See how that works?

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Stopthefraud
    United States7 months ago

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Listeners appreciate the engaging blend of humor and psychology, highlighting personal growth and understanding of mental health.
The show's rich exploration of psychological complexities resonates strongly, although some critiques on presentation and coherence are noted.
Feedback often mentions the hosts' expertise and relatability, with many expressing how the show has enhanced their empathy and self-awareness.

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Q: How can I cope with grief in an enmeshed family?
It's a process, and managing ongoing relationships can complicate grieving; self-care is essential.
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Q: How should colleges assess the quality of therapists?
It can be difficult; fitting in with clients matters tremendously, and there are excellent therapists out there.
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Q: What should I do if my husband visits his parents who mistreat me?
Respectful boundaries can be healthy; it's important for each partner to handle family dynamics in a way that feels manageable.
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Q: How do I talk about my abusive tendencies in therapy?
Try writing it down in advance or starting with less concerning topics to ease into the conversation.
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Q: What kind of therapy is best suited for borderline patients, specifically with impulsivity and identity issues?
Look for DBT or other therapies that emphasize corrective experiences within a secure therapeutic relationship.

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