Ep: 266 - Escaping Religious Trauma and Captivity

We meet with Geoffrey Wallis, author of 'A Voice From the Inside: Notes on Religious Trauma in a Captive Organization.' He shares his experience of leaving the Jehovah's Witness church, which he identifies as a captive organization, and the psychological and emotional trauma that ensued once he began to seriously question his beliefs and deconstruct from his religion.

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Ep: 201 - Diagnosing Batman - The Psychology of Batman (Preview)

We discuss possible diagnoses of Batman. Is Batman a Psychopath? Is he Depressed? Maybe he has PTSD? We psychoanalyze this iconic character. Michael Drane is a masters degree level counselor and has diagnosed and teaching diagnostics for years.

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Ep: 159 - Borderline Personality for "Bees with Boots - The Psychology of Borderline Personality Disorder

We discuss Borderline Personality Disorder. Attachment wounds and intense fear of abandonment lie at the heart of what is clinically known as Borderline Personality disorder. Many of us have features of this disorder. In this episode, we explain how this looks early and late in life, what to do if you have it, and how to get some help

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Ep: 111 - The Trauma Finds Us All - Three Therapists React (Preview)

Therapists read and analyze traumatic stories that listeners wrote in. This content is intense, which is why it's so important for people to hear. You are not alone. Thanks to my very talented PhD clinicians Jessica Gaul & Nikki Golden helping out in this episode.

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Ep: 98 - My Trauma - The Psychology of Trauma

How does trauma affect us as humans? How do these traumas change us and make us unable to handle certain things. In what way Professor/Psychotherapist Michael Drane explains- What is trauma?

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Ep: 69 - The Fishnet Solution to School Shootings - The Psychology of Mass Shooters

Now is the time to address mass shootings. The left wants to argue gun control, the right wants to argue mental illness. I argue for the fishnet solution. I argue for the fishnet solution. But these are just my thoughts—I want to hear yours.

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