44: Navigating Social Change: An Interview with Jeff Fullington
Discussed nature of mental health work, autism, seeing people as wholes rather than parts, and learning to experience life through different understa...
Humanity's Values | Explorations of Relational Living
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Humanity’s Values is from Life Weavings, dedicated to exploring the human experience through a focus on the psychology of relationships. Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Integral Theory and Attachment Theory provide the backdrop for expanding an understanding of what it means to live a relationally integrated life.
43: Interview with Juan Lee
Juan Lee is an author and teacher on the powerful principle of love. Raised within the Christian church, Juan has turned to teachings about love over...
42 - 3 Things to Know Before Entering Therapy
Interview with Bryan Nixon, a therapist at and founder of Mindful Counseling GR in Grand Rapids, MI. Here we discuss therapeutic modality and the rela...
41 - How We Can Deepen Intimacy and Why It's Important
We've been exploring habits and steps for building and maintaining healthy relationships. Here we continue that journey by looking at intimacy and it...
40 - Healthy Communication: 4 Steps to a Strong Relationship
Exploring the work of John and Julie Gottman on the "4 Horsemen" of relationship communication errors and working through steps to build healthy conn...
39 - 3 Ways to Define Love and Why They Matter
We all know love when we feel it, yet often it's the emotion most connected to confusion and heartache. The confusion and uncertainty, hurt and life s...
38: How to Win: Life is Not a Battle Between Good and Evil
Exploration of the third untruth in Greg Lukianoff and Jonathan Haidt in their book "The Coddling of the American Mind." That untruth, "Life is a bat...
37: Question Your Feelings, but Don't Dismiss Them
Looking at the "untruth" of "Always trust your feelings" from the book "The Coddling of the American Mind" by Greg Lukianoff and Jonathan Haidt. In re...
36: Consequences are Inevitable, Learn From Them
As noted by Greg Lukianoff and Jonathan Haidt in their book "The Coddling of the American Mind," there is an untruth of "what doesn't kill you makes y...
Why Hate Feels So Good and What to Do About It
An exploration of hatred within an understanding of our very human need to shape reality to suit our vision of what we believe it to be or should be, ...