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In this episode of The Sabrina Zohar Show, psychologist and author Dr. Morgan Cutlip joins Sabrina to unpack the three silent relationship killers that derail connection: resentment, unmet needs, and unrealistic expectations. Whether you’re single, dating, or married with kids, this conversation dives into how these patterns sneak in, how to name them before they take over, and how to build emotional safety without losing your voice. From the belief that “they should just know” to the fear of being too much, Dr. Morgan and Sabrina explore how communication, vulnerability, and clear needs are the foundation of sustainable intimacy. You’ll learn how to express your needs without guilt, how to approach hard conversations without triggering defensiveness, and how to avoid falling into the toxic “mothering” dynamic that kills attraction. The episode is filled with personal stories, relatable insights, and no-BS tools to help you stop …

Recorded in January 2025 during the week of the Presidential inauguration, this conversation with CNN commentator Van Jones is less about politics and more about how we react to politics. You’ll hear the questions that Van always asks himself before he goes on air, what he considers to be his purpose on earth, and how he thinks about the future. This conversation was part of a special Inauguration Week series which featured daily gatherings of the “Renegade Sangha,” as Dan calls it, including guided meditations led by Dan, and interviews with thinkers to help us make sense of the moment. To join future live sessions, become a paid subscriber at DanHarris.com. You’ll also get cheatsheets and transcripts for every episode, plus access to a community of other folks who take this stuff seriously. Join Dan’s online community here Follow Dan on social: Instagram, TikTok Subscribe …

Get my New York Times Bestselling book, Make Money Easy!The awakened brain's extraordinary power to transform our mental health lies at the intersection of spirituality and neuroscience. This episode proves that. Dr. Lisa Miller reveals it through groundbreaking research showing spiritual connection physically alters brain function. We also explore how our brains are literally built with neural networks designed to perceive transcendent love, receive divine guidance, and experience oneness. Capabilities that, when activated, reduce cortisol, mitigate depression, and shield against addiction and suicide. Dr. Rangan Chatterjee shares how learning to manage our stress response through simple practices like mindful breathing and releasing the need to always be right creates lasting inner peace. And, neurosurgeon Dr. Rahul Jandial offers a fascinating perspective on why we must dream, explaining that our brains cycle between waking and dreaming states as a form of "high-intensity training" essential for maintaining …

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Do you have a morning routine? How do you usually boost your energy in the morning? Today, Jay explores a challenge we all face, feeling drained, exhausted, and overwhelmed. He reminds us that rest isn’t a luxury but a necessity, and pushing ourselves too hard only leads to burnout. In this episode, he shares simple yet powerful strategies to help us reclaim our energy, set better boundaries, and shift our mindset from perfectionism to progress. One key lesson is focusing on progress instead of perfection. Many of us wait for the “perfect” moment, but that often keeps us from starting at all. Jay also encourages us to spot and fix our energy leaks—those unnoticed habits, relationships, or activities that quietly wear us down. Whether it’s spending time with people who drain us, sitting through unnecessary meetings, or endlessly scrolling on social media, these small but …

Benvenuti al secondo episodio di Sottosopra: la mente come non l’hai mai sentita, il podcast di GuidaPsicologi. 🦋In questo episodio, esploriamo l'Alta Sensibilità e il mondo delle Persone Altamente Sensibili (PAS), un tratto che caratterizza circa il 30% della popolazione. 💙 L'alta sensibilità è una caratteristica ereditaria che influisce su come percepiamo e interagiamo con il mondo. Sebbene possa essere un superpotere, porta anche delle sfide uniche. Oggi abbiamo il piacere di ospitare due professioniste della salute mentale, nonché persone altamente sensibili, che condivideranno con noi sia la loro esperienza personale che la loro competenza professionale, la Dott.ssa Myriam Lopa, Psicologa clilistica, formatrice, ipnologa, specializzata in Persone Altamente Sensibili e psicogenealogia, e la Dott.ssa Nicoletta Travaini, Psicoterapeuta specializzata in Highly Sensitive People (HSP).👉Ecco il nostro elenco di professionisti specializzati: http://bit.ly/guidapsico🦋 Se hai bisogno di supporto, puoi prenotare un appuntamento con la Dott.ssa Myriam Lopa: https://bit.ly/3FQY4HD …

In this Friday Healing episode, Gregory gently unpacks the often unspoken pressure trauma survivors put on themselves to “heal faster” or “do better.” If you’ve ever felt like you're failing your recovery because you’re not “there yet,” this episode is for you. Together, we explore how CPTSD warps our expectations, why shame often drives those internal “shoulds,” and how to shift toward realistic, grace-filled goals that actually support healing. Key Takeaways:Learn why CPTSD survivors often develop unrealistic expectations around healing.Understand how perfectionism and shame feed burnout in trauma recovery.Discover practical, trauma-informed tools for setting gentler, more compassionate goals.Hear real-life stories that illustrate how small mindset shifts can unlock meaningful change.What You’ll Discover:Why “looping” and setbacks are actually normal in CPTSD recovery.How to rewrite harmful internal narratives like “I should be over this.”What micro-goals, spoon theory, and self-compassion practices can do for your nervous system.Why healing …

En esta entrevista con Sergio Fernández profundizamos en la función de cada hemisferio cerebral y cómo influyen en nuestra vida diaria. El hemisferio izquierdo se enfoca en la lógica, el lenguaje y lo práctico, mientras que el derecho domina la intuición, la creatividad y nuestra capacidad de afrontar la incertidumbre.Exploramos cómo estos dos hemisferios interactúan, qué ocurre cuando descuidamos uno de ellos, y cómo podemos aprender a escuchar más nuestro hemisferio derecho para tomar mejores decisiones. También analizamos cómo nuestras emociones dependen de la interpretación que hacemos de los hechos, y aprenderemos estrategias prácticas para transformar nuestros pensamientos negativos en positivos.Espero que esta conversación te inspire y te ayude a encontrar un equilibrio en tu forma de pensar y sentir.Ojalá este episodio te acompañe y pueda convertirse en una inspiración a la hora de despertar y florecer tu verdadero potencial.Página Web: ⁠⁠⁠https://marioalonsopuig.com/ ⁠⁠⁠Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/marioalonsopuig/⁠⁠⁠ Youtube: …

Y si lo que quieres es entrenar tu mente para vivir en el presente, buenas noticias! Abre de nuevo el Grupo de Amigos de la Vida Mindful. Meditaciones en directo cada semana en ⁠https://www.rinconmind.org/entrar-en-amigos-de-la-vida-mindful/?restricted=page

Capacitar a los niños no significa asustarlos, sino empoderarlos con conocimiento y herramientas que pueden marcar la diferencia entre un incidente y una tragedia.🎙️ El #1 en Seguridad Industrial 🏆 | Israel Valdez PodcastEn un mundo donde los riesgos laborales no se toman vacaciones y las emergencias no avisan, nace un podcast que no te va a hablar con tecnicismos aburridos ni con tono de manual. Aquí se dice lo que se tiene que decir, con el estilo relajado de quien ha estado en la línea del fuego —literalmente— y con el corazón de quien quiere ver empresas más seguras, más humanas, y menos en las noticias por explosiones.Bienvenido al podcast #1 en Seguridad Industrial: Israel Valdez Podcast.Este no es un espacio para hablar solo de normas y reglamentos. Aquí hablamos de:Seguridad industrial, sin que te duermas escuchando.Salud mental laboral, porque de nada sirve el …

La seguridad infantil no puede ser un tema secundario ni una tarea exclusiva de un solo sector. Padres, educadores, autoridades y la comunidad en general deben trabajar juntos para reducir los riesgos y responder eficazmente a cualquier emergencia. La educación y la prevención son las herramientas más poderosas para proteger a los niños y garantizar que crezcan en entornos seguros. 🥇Apoya el Podcast | Obtén el Newsletter | Asesoría 1 a 1 | Mi Libro el Arte de Trabajar en Alturas | Conferencias en🎨 Patreon https://patreon.com/IsraelValdez?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLink

"Son cosas materiales, no importan" Las pérdidas econcómicas son minimizadas porque no se entiende realmente el vínculo emocional que se puede llegar a tener con las cosas o con los puestos de trabajo. Hoy hablamos de ello y el duelo que conlleva.

We are used to seeing depression one way: tears, extreme sadness, never leaving the house, pure misery. But for many of us, we experience depression differently. High functioning depression, a kind of depression where an individuals presents as seemingly 'fine' if not successful and thriving is on the rise. But despite outside appearances, it's just as debilitating as the depression we expect. In today's episode we discuss: The bad vs. sad stigma present in society What we expect depression to look like + why that harms people What HF depression really looks like What factors increase the likelihood The link between overachievers, childhood trauma + hyperindependence How to support a loved one with HF depression How to cope ourselves + so much more Listen now! PREORDER MY BOOK: https://www.psychologyofyour20s.com/general-clean Follow Jemma on Instagram: @jemmasbeg Follow the podcast on Instagram: @thatpsychologypodcast For business: [email protected] The Psychology …

La clave no es cometer un error sino saber cómo reconocerlo y enmendarlo. Nuestros amigos de ‘Matrimonios por Siempre’ nos explican cuál es la vía correcta para arreglar un problema de pareja. ¡Vivir en armonía y disfrutar el presente es encontrar el verdadero Placer de Vivir! Escúchanos y comparte este contenido de Uforia Podcasts, un ser amado te lo va a agradecer.Disponible en la App de Uforia, nuestro canal de YouTube: Uforia Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify o donde prefieras escucharnos.¿Cómo te sentiste al escuchar este Episodio? Déjanos tus comentarios, suscríbete y cuéntanos cuáles otros temas te gustaría oír en #porelplacerdevivir

Hooked on MAFS? Here’s What That Really Says About You. If you find yourself glued to the chaos of Married at First Sight, you’re not alone. The betrayals, the blow-ups, the fake weddings... it’s messy, addictive, and impossible to look away. But what if watching reality TV wasn’t just entertainment? What if it was revealing something deeper about who we are and what we crave? In this episode of Sarah’s Thoughts, Sarah Grynberg pulls back the curtain on our cultural obsession with shows like MAFS, and what they might be distracting us from. She asks the big questions: Why do we watch strangers fall in love (or implode) on national TV? What does our obsession say about our own relationships, our loneliness, or our need to feel something real? And where in our own lives are we afraid to be seen, known, or truly vulnerable? …