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Episode 297: Understanding the shooting of the UHC CEO and the public response.

This conversation delves into the tragic shooting of Brian Thompson, the CEO of UnitedHealthcare, by Luigi Mangione, exploring the broader implications of healthcare frustrations, mental health issues, and society reactions.  It highlights the complex interplay between individual struggles and systemic failures, emphasizing the need for a compassionate approach to healthcare that addresses both physical and psychological needs. 

Episode 296: Jackie goes on a cruise, healthy shame, shamelessness and emotions.

In this episode, Jackie talks about healthy shame, shamelessness, emotions and the adventure that it is to go on a cruise!

 

Episode 295: Induced, carried, and core emotions

In this conversation, Jackie and Bridget delve into the concepts of induced and carried feelings, exploring how these emotions are often a result of parental influence and unresolved issues. 

Episode 294: Relationship Recovery

In this episode, Jackie explores the complex journey of recovering relationships affected by sex addiction.

 

Episode 293: PTSD and CPTSD

In this episode, Jackie talks about the differences between PTSD and CPTSD when diagnosing and healing. 

Episode 292: Normalcy Bias

In this episode, Jackie talks about normalcy bias.  How it can comfort us while also bypassing necessary steps that need to be taken.  

 

Episode 291: Coercive Control

In this episode, Jackie talks about this very specific type of abuse that happens in relationships.

Episode 290: The Drama Triangle

In this episode, Jackie and Rachel discuss the drama triangle.  A lot of conflict happens in the drama triangle, although most people don't recognize that and they don't know how to get out of it.  

Episode 289: Masculinity Crisis Part One

In this episode, Jackie talks to Dion Harris about his thoughts on the masculinity crisis with emerging adult males. 

Episode 287: Book Club with Jackie and Rachel

In this episode, Jackie and Rachel discuss The 5 Love Languages. They cover the oversimplified messages, the problems with this approach, and the complexity of working with couples.