Weekly discussions and perspectives on all aspects of psychology, neuropsychology, psychopharmacology, and mental health topics. Psychoeducation, information, misinformation, controversy, and passion about an incredibly relevant and misunderstood medical field.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 246 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMental HealthMedicine |
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Great information! As a student in psychology I would highly recommend listening to this for great insights!
As an American Jew, I am pained by Julie doubling down on Israeli propaganda (for a second time) on the latest “Emotional Dysregulation” episode. The first one aired July 27th 2025 and the second aired September 7th. Both are attempts to offer a voice to the Jewish perspective but they don’t represent us. Recycling Netanyahu’s propaganda does not help the Jewish people. Taking a stand for the state of Israel in a completely biased way, without any mention (yet again) of the humanitarian crisis t... more
Enjoyed the content for a longtime; however, the opinions the hosts shared on Gaza showed a lack of critical thinking and biases I can’t ignore.
This podcast could be good but it’s difficult to listen to due to all the background noise. I don’t know what he’s doing while he’s talking - there’s papers rustling and he’s moving or walking around and doing goodness knows what - and it’s really really distracting.
Very disappointing to listen to the woman at the end of the show spewing Zionist propaganda. Grateful, however, to learn this so I will unfollow the show and never listen to it again. I don’t trust anything that comes out of a Zionist’s, aka a white supremacist’s, mouth. Period.
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This podcast offers a diverse range of discussions related to psychology, including but not limited to mental health, neuropsychology, and psychopharmacology. Episodes often aim to debunk myths surrounding mental health, explore pressing issues such as emotional dysregulation, social anxiety, and the impact of social media on self-diagnosis. The hosts engage in stimulating conversations that weave together current psychological theories and research, while also discussing cultural and societal implications related to mental health. Unique to the series is the blend of informative content with personal anecdotes, making complex psychological concepts accessible and relatable to the audience. The chemistry between the hosts adds an engaging d... more
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