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Hosted by Veritas Psychology Partners · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 118 episodes
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This weekly podcast comes to you from Veritas Psychology Partners (https://www.veritaspp.com), Dr. Dan Kessler and Dr. Gayle MacBride. Each episode features unrehearsed, real-time conversations as your host (Michael MacBride, https://www.michaelmacbride.com) brings scenarios from the internet, the mailbag, and current psychology headlines. Kessler and MacBride respond with candid clinical insight, humor, and practical takeaways on sleep, anxiety, trauma, relationships, leadership, and high-functioning stress—plus a rotating bonus segment at the end.
Veritas Psychology Partners hosts Veritas Views (with Veritas Psychology Partners), a health show with 118 episodes published.
🛑 This Season 3 finale starts with a special AITA, moves into movie-style grand gestures that would never work in therapy, wrestles with a conflict that looks like it’s about sleep but may really be about the relationsh
🛑 Pop culture loves a technicality, neighbors do not always share the same reality, and ADHD headlines can get way ahead of what the research actually shows. 💡 What gets lost when people turn complicated relationship,
🛑 Sometimes making plans feels harder than going, fairness gets complicated fast after divorce, and quick agreement in a room is not always the good sign it seems to be. 💡 Why do some of the smoothest-looking interacti
🛑 A vague text can spike your stress, a dog-walking disaster can turn into a blame spiral, and a leadership shake-up may not fix as much as people hope. 💡 What happens when the signal is unclear, the stakes get emotion
🛑 Doomscrolling feels productive, thoughtful gestures can still miss the mark, and yes, even therapists sometimes get distracted by what’s happening outside the window. 💡 Why do we keep taking in more stress than we ca
🛑 When access becomes the expectation, boundaries start to look like rejection, and everything gets harder. 💡 What does “healthy support” look like in therapy, parenting, and family communication when everyone wants mo
🛑 Being “essential” can feel like leadership. Sometimes it’s just a fragile system built around one person. 💡 What changes when you stop being the bottleneck, let consequences land, and choose structures that actually
🛑 Sometimes you have time, but you do not have bandwidth. And that is when small things feel weirdly impossible. 💡 Why do adults struggle to stay present for HR trainings, hard diagnoses, and even simple text threads?
🛑 When you hit a limit, people rarely react to the limit. They react to what they think the limit means. 💡 So how do you communicate constraints without triggering conflict, panic, or a story that spirals? What You’ll
Mental load, resentment, workplace escalation, and missing sex ed: A lot of adult conflict comes down to three things: uneven load, unclear norms, and missing language. This episode hits all three. In this episode: 🧩 Mi
The unspoken rules of work, leadership, and emotions: So many people are trying to follow rules nobody taught them: what counts as “professional,” how to handle language feedback, and whether leaders are allowed to show
Uncertainty spirals and the stories our brain writes: A vague text. A sudden meeting request. A family security dilemma. Same nervous system response: your brain hates missing information and will invent a threat to fill
We’re back — Season 3 starts now. After a couple months of encore episodes through December and January, we’re returning with fresh content and a refreshed format, including new recurring segments we’ll be testing and re
Some episodes spark deep empathy — others, outrage. This one might do both. When words wound across generations, how do you repair the emotional fallout? Dan and Gayle explore motherhood, identity, and the delicate balan
Not every getaway is a good idea — especially when you’d rather stay home. This encore episode dives into friendship pressure, introvert guilt, and the psychology of saying “no” to what everyone else seems excited about.
We’re re-airing some of your favorite — and least favorite — episodes from the vault. This one asks: is it ever okay to BYO meal to someone else’s big day? When food allergies, dietary restrictions, and friendship collid
It’s one of our most talked-about episodes — or maybe one that didn’t get enough love the first time. We’ll let you decide. This week, Dan and Gayle tackle a game-day dilemma that hits close to home: when “adults only” m
When your boss says “we’re a family,” but gets mad when you pack up at 5:00. Sound familiar? This week, the team digs into the viral story of a worker who dared to clock out on time — and got shamed for it. From toxic hu
When therapy “homework” starts competing with family time, who’s in the wrong? This week, the hosts unpack emotional labor, healing, and boundaries in relationships — and what happens when one partner’s growth feels like
Who gets the final say in your funeral — you or your family? This conversation dives deep into grief, boundaries, and the psychology of control when faith and autonomy collide. They’re joined by Dr. Sheena Sikorski, a li
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