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The Gaslight Effect Podcast

Robin Stern
Gaslighting
Emotional Intelligence
Donald Trump
Narcissistic Abuse
NLP
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Social Media
Cult Of Trump
De-Radicalization
Psychological Warfare
Psychological Manipulation
Confirmation Bias
Twin Flames Universe
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LGBTQ Community
Traumatic Brain Injury
Medical Gaslighting

Gaslight (/ˈɡaslīt/). Verb. Manipulating someone by psychological means into questioning their own reality. The Gaslight Effect podcast is hosted by Dr. Robin Stern, co-founder of the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence and author of the best-selling book, The Gaslight Effect. On her podcast, Robin helps listeners identify gaslighting, to escape the destructive dynamic and reclaim their reality... more

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In this deeply personal and illuminating episode of The Gaslight Effect Podcast, Dr. Robin Stern sits down with Irene’s Entropy—storyteller, musician, and fierce explorer of lived experience—to map the intersections between identity, mental health, a... more

Therapy language is everywhere—on social media, in conversations with friends, and inside our most intimate relationships. But what happens when words like “gaslighting,” “narcissist,” or “boundaries” are misunderstood—or worse, weaponized?

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In this episode of The Gaslight Effect Podcast, host Dr. Robin Stern speaks with Vail Brokaw, Sasan Korangy, and Salar Korangy about their groundbreaking work with Young Leaders for Peace (YLP), a flagship program of UPEACE NY in collaboration with t... more

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On this episode, Dr. Robin Stern welcomes Dr. Dacher Keltner — UC Berkeley psychologist, founding director of the Greater Good Science Center, and leading expert on the science of awe. Together, they explore how cultivating moral beauty — the recogni... more

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Dr. Isabelle Morley
Clinical psychologist who practices in Boston
Episode: 079 - Before You Say “Gaslighting”: From Innocent Therapy Speak to Weaponized Words - Dr. Isabelle Morley
Dr. Joie Jaeger-Heinman
Expert in college admissions process, author of two books on college admissions.
College Prep 360
Episode: 076 - Purpose Over Prestige: Reframing the College Quest
Dan Ariely
Psychologist and Behavioral Economics Professor at Duke University
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Episode: 075 - Misbelief: Dan Ariely on Conspiracy Theories and Cognitive Bias
Stacey Colino
Health writer, psychology writer, and co-author of 'Emotional Inflammation'
Episode: 074 - The Hidden Burnout: Breaking Free from Emotional Inflammation
Zorana Ivcevic Pringle
Senior Research Scientist at the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence, studying creativity.
Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence
Episode: 073 - Turning Down The Inner Critic: How Internal Gaslighting Blocks Creativity, And What To Do About It
David McLaughlin
Founder and creator of Pendulum Coaching, author of Modern Leadership
Pendulum Coaching
Episode: 072 - Redefining Leadership: David McLaughlin on Mindfulness, Emotional Intelligence, and the Modern Workplace
Dr. Robin Koslowitz
Child psychologist with a focus on trauma and parenting
Episode: 070 - Reclaiming Your Voice: The Journey to Post-Traumatic Parenting
Eli Harwood
Licensed therapist, best-selling author, and educator with over 17 years of experience helping people process relational traumas and develop secure connections.
Author of 'Securely Attached' and 'Raising Securely Attached Children'
Episode: 065 - Why We Keep Choosing What Hurts Us: Eli Harwood on Attachment Wounds & Healing Your Inner Child
Ingrid Clayton
Clinical psychologist and author with a focus on trauma recovery
Episode: 064 - Dr. Ingrid Clayton on Fawning: How People-Pleasing Became Survival & How to Break Free

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Dr. Robin Stern
Co-founder and associate director of the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence and author of the best-selling book, The Gaslight Effect.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 78 ratings
  • Extremely helpful and validating

    I am a bit surprised at how helpful Dr. Stern’s podcast has been, making me feel ‘less crazy’, and less like I am the ‘bad and wrong’ member of the family. Episodes 7 and 15 in particular have had guests who have so bravely articulated their experience of being invalidated by their family, but have mirrored some of my own past experiences so similarly that I feel seen but also hopeful that ‘it’s not just me’. Thank you Dr. Stern for hosting this podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ChrPre
    Canada2 years ago
  • So helpful!

    Thank you for this podcast. It has helped me so much in understanding the circumstances I’m in and in staying strong midst the chaos. I am so grateful.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Nunches
    United States2 years ago
  • Excellent and well executed

    Dr. Stern is compassionate and determined to clear the air in terms of what gaslighting (luz de gas) is, different contexts in which it occurs and how awareness can help us find a way out of inappropriate or harmful situations and relationships. Fully recommend!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    O. My. Words
    Spain2 years ago
  • Amazing

    Wow!!!!! This podcast is so enlightening. It really high

    Ights the subtleties of how gaslighting starts and how so many of us live under another person’s control without realising it. Even believing that this behaviour is normal and acceptable.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    eucaplyt
    Australia3 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the podcast for its honest discussions that provide validation and recognition of personal experiences related to gaslighting.
The show is praised for its compassionate approach and comprehensive insights into how gaslighting operates in various contexts, making it a recommendable resource for mental health discussions.
Many find the content extremely helpful in navigating their own relationships, highlighting the podcast's effectiveness in creating a sense of community and understanding.
Feedback emphasizes the transformative potential of the podcast, with many sharing that it has significantly impacted their perspectives on emotional abuse and healing.

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079 - Before You Say “Gaslighting”: From Innocent Therapy Speak to Weaponized Words - Dr. Isabelle Morley
Q: What would be the most important lens for people to approach your book with?
People should approach the book with curiosity and empathy towards themselves and others.
079 - Before You Say “Gaslighting”: From Innocent Therapy Speak to Weaponized Words - Dr. Isabelle Morley
Q: Can you unpack how the misuse of therapy speak gets us in trouble?
Misuse happens when people use therapy language incorrectly or weaponize it against others, often absolving themselves of responsibility.
074 - The Hidden Burnout: Breaking Free from Emotional Inflammation
Q: Can you please explain what you mean by high alert, living on high alert all the time?
You're kind of waiting for the other shoe to drop, looking for the next crisis, just highly attuned to stress in the world.
073 - Turning Down The Inner Critic: How Internal Gaslighting Blocks Creativity, And What To Do About It
Q: How do you hope your book will influence people's parenting, education, and working with colleagues?
Zorana shares her aspiration that her book will help people recognize creativity in various contexts and empower them to make creative choices.
073 - Turning Down The Inner Critic: How Internal Gaslighting Blocks Creativity, And What To Do About It
Q: What is the connection between creativity and emotions?
Zorana emphasizes that noticing emotions and identifying them is crucial for fostering creativity.

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Focus on understanding and addressing the psychological manipulation known as gaslighting, this podcast provides a platform for in-depth discussions on emotional health, self-worth, and empowerment. Featuring expert guests from various fields, conversations often revolve around personal stories of overcoming trauma, societal pressures, and the nuances of interpersonal relationships. Notable themes include the impact of gaslighting in different contexts, such as education, mental health, and cultural expectations, offering listeners valuable insights and strategies to navigate their own experiences. The show's emphasis on self-awareness and validation makes it particularly unique and engaging for anyone interested in personal growth and psyc... more

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1. Dr. Isabelle Morley
2. Dr. Joie Jaeger-Heinman
3. Dan Ariely
4. Stacey Colino
5. Zorana Ivcevic Pringle
6. David McLaughlin
7. Dr. Robin Koslowitz
8. Eli Harwood

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