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The State of Aging: Beauty, Aging, & Eating Disorders
Another podcast from the archives, today I'm sharing my talk with Dr. Vivian Diller and Dr. Tamara McClintock. We cover subjects like aging, eating disorders, chronic illness, medcicare and more. Enjoy!
Is this a Millennial preference?
“Durex recently launched a campaign and did their own research, finding that 84 percent of millennials would rather talk about sex through emojis. “
Psychology of Weight Loss with Dr. Howard Gluss : Body Image, Self-Esteem and Sham
Our perceptions of our body can be deeply rooted in our previous life experiences. The process of losing weight can trigger feelings of deep rooted shame and humiliation. Dr. Gluss is a firm believer that if we are to stay successful at weight loss we must fundamentally change our relationship with food. We cannot view food in an addictive manner that soothes anxious, depressive or aggressive feelings but rather as a source of inspiration that supports healthy living
Podcast on Men, Sex, and Power
Christopher Ryan, Ph.D. on Men, Sex and Power : John Edwards, Gay Politics and Prostitution and Ruth C. White, Ph.D. on The Republican "Race" War and The Conservative Media.
Click on the box to hear the podcast featuring Psychologist Dr.Gluss investigate the topics of men, sex, and power
Millennials are now the majority. This year, the 18-to 34-year-old millennial generation (or Gen Y) is set to overtake Baby Boomers as the largest living g
Its amazing, the once invincible baby boomers will be shadowing millennials. What do you think?
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A generation called apathetic is speaking out on Tumblr.
If everyone understood how to use the internet, maybe people will think differently about one another? Thoughts?
“64 percent of users say that they care about social causes and look into them on Tumblr. These numbers suggest that millennials, who have long been pigeonholed as an apathetic bunch, have a strong interest in social issues — it’s just hidden from the eyes of their elders.”
Resilience is a set of skills—and psychologists know how you can learn them.
“Norman Garmezy, a developmental psychologist and clinician at the University of Minnesota, met thousands of children in his four decades of research. But one boy in particular stuck with him. He was nine years old, with an alcoholic mother and an absent father. Each day, he would arrive at school with the exact same sandwich: two slices of bread with nothing in between. At home, there was no other food available, and no one to make any. Even so, Garmezy would later recall, the boy wanted to make sure that “no one would feel pity for him and no one would know the ineptitude of his mother.” Each day, without fail, he would walk in with a smile on his face and a “bread sandwich” tucked into his bag.
The boy with the bread sandwich was part of a special group of children. He belonged to a cohort of kids—the first of many—whom Garmezy would go on to identify as succeeding, even excelling, despite incredibly difficult circumstances. These were the children who exhibited a trait Garmezy would later identify as ‘resilience.’”
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