Hosted by Dan Raker, PsyD · EN-US · 33 episodes
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A Clinical Psychologist explores fundamental principles of psychology and sound approaches to improving your overall mental health.
Dan Raker, PsyD hosts Peace, Love, and Psychology, a health show with 33 episodes published.
Send us a text How we treat ourselves—our self-talk, our self-criticism, and the attributions we make about our emotional state—is one of the most significant determining factors that affects our emotional well-being and
Send us a text A very common issue many of us struggle with is the apparent conflict between our logical minds and our feelings. There are times when the tension between what we think is logical or right and what we feel
Send us a text The issue of narcissism has found its way into the culture as a popular topic in the realm of intimate relationships, work relationships, and family dynamics. In this episode, we examine the topic from the
Send us a text In this episode we continue the discussion about recent advances in understanding and treating neuroplastic pain . Pain can exist on a spectrum between purely structural and purely neuroplastic, and many t
Send us a text Recent developments in the area of neuropsychology have highlighted the role of neuroplasticity in the perception of chronic pain . In this episode we will first examine current research about neuroplastic
Send us a text Now we will take an in-depth look at one of the most controversial and difficult emotions for most people to experience: anger. Anger directed either at ourselves or in relation to other people is often at
Send us a text In this episode, we explore two fundamental principles in Clinical Psychology that have far-ranging implications for the way we feel, think, and relate to other people. These ideas are simple to understand
Send us a text In this episode, we address the topic of Emotional Hijacking , a process where our emotions are stirred up in a way that we may struggle to make rational, healthy choices or engage in effective planning fo
Send us a text I recently asked a group of people familiar with the podcast what subjects they would like to hear addressed in a future episode. With little hesitation, two people suggested the topic of Religious Trauma
Send us a text It is impossible to go anywhere in life if we do not know where we want to go. In this episode, we explore a famous technique used throughout the history of psychotherapy to help people clarify their direc
Send us a text Although there are not as many books and resources about it, the topic of friendship comes up often in therapy. In a general sense, problems with friends and friendship fall into one of two broad categorie
Send us a text This episode is an in-depth discussion of meditation as it is specifically used in Behavioral Health settings to produce positive effects on psychological well-being . First, we discuss what meditation is,
Send us a text This second episode focusing on the experience of chronic pain focuses on how psychologists and counselors support the patient in pain treatment. We first discuss how a person being treated for chronic pai
Send us a text In this episode we begin to explore the psychology of pain and pain management . We begin by discussing what pain is and what the function of pain is. We explore how acute, localized pain can develop into
Send us a text In this fourth episode on the topic of trauma, we shift from discussing the impact of trauma exposure on individuals to a discussion of how it affects families and couples. First, we discuss the phenomenon
Send us a text In this episode we continue the discussion of trauma by focusing on the impact of early childhood traumatic exposure throughout the lifespan and into adulthood. Exposure to trauma in early childhood can ca
Send us a text In order to give hope and provide context to the healing process, in this episode we look at the three levels of coming back from a traumatic exposure: recovery , healing , and post-traumatic growth . In t
Send us a text In this episode we discuss the phenomenon of traumatic exposure in three parts. First, we define what trauma is and explore how the definition has changed and expanded over time. Second, we break down what
Send us a text In this episode we conclude our two-part look at the process of psychotherapy. We discuss how therapy can be seen to fail when a patient participates but does not experience any relief from their symptoms
Send us a text In this episode we begin a two-part look at the process of psychotherapy. We define the process of talk therapy, and we discuss the roles and responsibilities of both the person seeking therapy and the per
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