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Hosted by Eric Bricker · health · EN · 66 episodes
The Good Counsel Podcast is an exploration into the world of helping professionals from various disciplines and walks of life. The goal of the podcast is to discover the motivations and methodologies of these unique individuals in order to satisfy and arouse curiosity among members of the public who have an interest in this area of discussion.
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe Good Counsel Podcast is a health podcast hosted by Eric Bricker, with 66 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.
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Episode #60
On this episode of the Good Counsel Podcast, I break down some of the history and philosophy of the landmark best seller, The Power of Now. This includes some discussion about the relevant history of the author and origins of the publication, as well as how and why this book is useful for those of us who are trying to be more present in our everyday lives.
Episode #5
This episode is a little bit of cultural commentary about how generational shifts in perceptions about adolescent socialization may impact how our society deals with public safety. At the same time, much of my focus is on the sometimes commical and absurd nature of my own lived experience. So, please understand that my characterizations are intended for entertainment purposes and not meant to be taken literally.
The Good Counsel Podcast
<p>The moral of the story? If being a better person was easy, we'd all be better people. Start small and don't take yourself too seriously. The Good Counsel Podcast Therapist's Diary is a short form narative about the nonconfidential and "lighter side" of being a therapist. It's a departure from the heavier world of trauma, grief, anger management, and other very serious matters that make up most of my work day. In a way, this is my hommage to the spirit of existentialist influences where the challenge of our humanity is to make peace with the fact that tragedy...
The Good Counsel Podcast
<p>On this episode of the Therapist's Diary, I discuss my encounter with a Rhode Island shaman. The Good Counsel Podcast Therapist's Diary is a short form narative about the nonconfidential and "lighter side" of being a therapist. It's a departure from the heavier world of trauma, grief, anger management, and other very serious matters that make up most of my work day. In a way, this is my hommage to the spirit of existentialist influences where the challenge of our humanity is to make peace with the fact that tragedy lives alongside the absurd at all times. I take...
The Good Counsel Podcast
<p>The Good Counsel Podcast Therapist's Diary is a short form narative about the nonconfidential and "lighter side" of being a therapist. It's a departure from the heavier world of trauma, grief, anger management, and other very serious matters that make up most of my work day. In a way, this is my hommage to the spirit of existentialist influences where the challenge of our humanity is to make peace with the fact that tragedy lives alongside the absurd at all times. I take my work very seriously, but I don't take myself very seriously. If you're looking for expert...
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