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This month, Ryan and Hayley are covering some Oscar nominated movies. This week, they discuss AppleTV's CODA. They cover needed codependence, communication, and being a teenager trying to find your own way. Transcription in linktree linktr.ee/poppsych101

This month, Ryan and Hayley are covering a couple Oscar nominated movies. This week, they discuss Disney's Encanto. They cover the power of feeling seen, personal growth, gifts vs curses, and family dynamics.  linktr.ee/poppsych101

This month, Ryan and Hayley are covering a couple Oscar nominated movies. This week, they discuss Netflix's The Power of the Dog. They cover toxic masculinity, how our personal narratives affect how we view things, and the is-this-or-isn't-this of antisocial personality disorder symptoms. linktr.ee/poppsych101

This week Ryan and Hayley discuss an episode of Bluey called "Copy Cat." They explore the childlike experience of grief, coping through play, and different takes on parenting.  Please follow us @poppsych101 on the socials Rate, Review, and Subscribe. Linktr.ee/poppsych101 

This week, Ryan and  Hayley watch Apple TV's Finch and discuss  anxiety vs fear, artificial  intelligence, and the power of taking initiative. Rate, review, and subscribe! Thank you so much! linktr.ee/poppsych101

This week Ryan and Hayley dive deep into philosophy... aliens, cloning, what makes someone human, and ultimately grief in Apple TV's Swan Song.  Please follow us @PopPsych101

This week, Ryan and Hayley discuss Season 33 Episode 9 of the Simpsons: Mothers and Other Strangers. They explore how it represents teletherapy as a whole, particularly therapy apps; lesser known diagnoses; and parenting.  Please follow us on the socials @popsych101 and join our patreon for bonus material patreon.com/poppsych101

This week Ryan and Hayley discuss Hypnotherapy in Netflix's Hypnotic. They talk about fears, control, and buy in. They also discuss how it compares to other therapeutic techniques, and really hammer home the idea that it is important to ASK QUESTIONS when you want to know more! Please follow us @poppsych101 Join our patreon: patreon.com/poppsych101

This week, Ryan and Hayley welcome Dr. Matt Johnson as they discuss The Truman Show and how it was so popular that it actually has a mental health experience named after it related to how we all sort of think that we're the center of the universe!  Dr. Matt Johnson's work can be found in the following locations: Book: getbook.at/BLINDSIGHT (case sensitive) Bootcamp: www.popneuro.com/neuromark...

This week, Ryan and Hayley discuss Hulu's Nine Perfect Strangers. They explore micro-dosing, hallucinogenics. and wellness retreats in general. They also cover the importance of informed consent and accountability in treatment. Please rate, review, and subscribe. And follow us at @PopPsych101

This month, Ryan and Hayley are deep diving into season 4 of In Treatment. Each week they will focus on one of the 4 main characters and discuss their overall case. This week, to close it out, they focus on Dr. Brooke Taylor, herself. Thank you so much for following along with our Autumn Series! We'll see you in 2022! Please follow us on socials @PopPsych101 and let us know what you think and what...

This month, Ryan and Hayley are deep diving into season 4 of In Treatment. Each week they will focus on one of the 4 main characters and  discuss their overall case. This week, they focus on Dr. Brooke Taylor's work with Laila.  Ryan and Hayley are joined by Dr. Karmen Thulin. You can find her at https://catalystcenterllc.com/our-team/karmen-thulin/ and soon at https://selfstudied.c...

This month, Ryan and Hayley are deep diving into season 4 of In  Treatment. Each week they will focus on one of the 4 main characters and  discuss their overall case. This week, they focus on Dr. Brooke Taylor's work with Colin

 This month, Ryan and Hayley are deep diving into season 4 of In Treatment. Each week they will focus on one of the 4 main characters and discuss their overall case.  This week, they focus on Dr. Brooke Taylor's work with Eladio. 

Hayley hops into your speakers to quickly update you on PopPsych's break and her and Ryan's plans for the podcast. Be sure to follow on Instagram and Twitter: @PopPsych101

This week Ryan and Hayley discuss how Ted Lasso's approach of curiosity rather than judgement looks across various circumstances; masculinity as it shows up and is reframed during season 1; as well as relentless optimism and anxiety. 

(This version is not connected to Spotify - please listen on Spotify if you would like the songs built into the episode for you!) This week, Ryan and Hayley take a look at how the songs of Frozen II  represent various experiences within mental health (hallucinations,  depression, grief, attachment). They also take a look at a song that was  removed from the movie and how it would ha...

This week Hayley and Ryan delve into agoraphobia and anxiety as it is portrayed in the movie Woman in the Window, starring Amy Adams. They also talk about the unique presentation of a therapist receiving therapy and the tricky situation of having an unreliable narrator. 

This week Ryan and Hayley are joined by the cohosts of the Novel Feelings podcast to discuss Bridgerton - the show AND the book. They discuss how mental health discourse looks in Australia, as well as the topics of consent, gender, and gossip as it is portrayed by the Bridgerton series. 

This week Ryan and Hayley discuss intentionality, the difference between goals and values, and Hayley gets on a soap box about passion. 

This week Ryan and Hayley invite guest Dr. Shane Saenz (PsyD, CMPC: Licensed Clinical Psychologist and Sport Psychologist; https://www.drshanesaenz.com ) to explore with them HBO's original documentary The Weight of Gold. Shane explains how sport is often the "first love" for many competitive athletes and the role that human development plays in their focus of their sport.

In this episode Ryan and Hayley break done the Netflix movie Marriage story. We break down the emotional toll of the divorce process and what kind of support the characters could benefit from.

This week Ryan and Hayley discuss intergenerational trauma in HBO's Mare of Easttown. We look at Mare's therapist and how Mare was able to work through her grief. We also answer the question "Why do therapists ask 'How did/does that make you feel?'"

This week, Ryan and Hayley discuss the movie Memento. They play with the idea of how structure and order effect how memory is created and stored, as well as lost - particularly with regard to Anterograde Amnesia/Memory Loss. 

Hayley and Ryan break down the crisis experienced by therapist Grace Fraser, played by Nicole Kidman, and her family in this HBO series. We discuss the differences between psychopathy, sociopathy, and narcissism and why so many people are intrigued by true crime and mystery stories.