Hosted by Daniel Galarza, LCSW · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 32 episodes
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This podcast addresses all topics related to creating a healthy relationship with yourself and the people in you life. It is hosted by licensed clinician Daniel Galarza, LCSW. Daniel provides a perspective as a male therapist and husband of 21 years. This podcast focuses on better understanding concepts in relationships that are not discussed enough about relationships. Happily ever after is possible as long as you understand what it means and how to get there.
Daniel Galarza, LCSW hosts The Therapist Perspective, a health show with 32 episodes published.
Send us a text Should men be the sole Providers and Protectors? Is that not wat women want? We hear it all of the time. I belive that the it is okay for men to be providers and protectors. But we as men are more than tha
Send us a text Whe know what we should be doing to improve our lives. But why don't we just do it? And why don't other people just do what they should be doing. It's not that difficult, right? Listen and find out why it
Send us a text Relationship problems are normal, right? Yes and No. It's true that most relationships require that couples work out issues. It's part of growing and building a healthy relationship. However, too much conf
Send us a text One of the most important aspects of a healthy relationship is learning how to get yourself out of the way. We don't realize how much we get in the way of our relationships. This episode explores the value
Send us a text You might be in a relationship with a selfish person and not even know it. Or maybe you did know it but didn't know how to describe their type of selfish. This episode helps identify 3 types of selfish peo
Send us a text Is fairness in a relationship 50/50? How are we supposed to determine what is fair in a relationship? This episode explores the concept of fairness and how to break down barriers that get in the way. I bel
Send us a text I believe that being decent is too low of a standard for men. The bar is too low when we aim for decency. Let's be good men. Being a good man is not about how much we provide or protect. It is about how go
Send us a text There is a difference between a relatinoship that is thriving and one that is surviving. I believe that a couple could be more in love 20 years later than the day the got married. Happily ever after is pos
Send us a text Are we being our true selves? How would we know? We all feel that we are being authentic, but when we dig deeper we might realize that we are the person others want or need us to be. Ruby and I talk about
Send us a text Some of us don't realize the power of boundaries. Boundaries are vital to creating healthy relationships. In this episode I talk about why boundaries are necessary and how to create boundaries in a healthy
Send us a text How do you know if your partner is truly CHANGING or BEHAVING? If you have asked your partner to change aspects of their person that is hurting the relationship, it is good to know if their efforts are rea
Send us a text It is one of the most common communication barriers that I notice as a therapist. The act of filling in the blanks. When we don't fully know or understand something, we fill in the blanks with our own thou
Send us a text Gender roles provide an idea of who we need to be in society and in relationships. But do gender roles help or harm relationships? Many people feel that if men and women were better at understanding their
Send us a text Confronting truth is one of the most difficult things we can do. It can keep us in unhappy relationships. It can slow down our personal progress. We often do not even realize that we have created stories t
Send us a text This questions has generally frustrated me. For a very long time I did not agree with people's "secrets to marriage". My wife and I are confident that we have narrowed down one very important aspect to sec
Send us a text What do you consider a successful relationship? Longevity is not the bet metric for success. Success in a relationship means fulfilling the promises that were made at the start of the relationship. In this
Send us a text Abuse is not always easy to identify. Many people may be in an abusive relatioship and not even know it. Society has a way of normalizing abusive relationships. It is important to know if you may be in an
Send us a text Leaving a relationship can be a very difficult thing to do. This episode focuses on better understanding when to leave a relationship. There is a difference between working on a relationship and surviving
Send us a text As therapists my wife and I frequently encounter unhealthy views about sex in a relationship. This episode addresses important myths about sex in relationships. It's important to distinguish the difference
Send us a text Self-esteem is more than just a feeling. A person can have high self-esteem and be insecure at the same time. It's because of how we define self-esteem. Getting to know your true self is the key to sustain
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The Therapist Perspective is hosted by Daniel Galarza, LCSW. The show is categorised under health (fitness) and has published 32 episodes.
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