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Conversations: Psychology & Relationships
The world's greatest minds in therapy, emotional intelligence and addiction; including Esther Perel, Glennon Doyle and Dr. Gabor Maté: from hit podcasts Where Do We Begin and We Can Do Hard Things, and the bestseller The Myth of Normal, sit down for a Conversation withRichard Fidler and Sarah Kanowski. In this collection of episodes, we’ve reached back into the rich archive and curated a selection of episodes where our guests speak about lived experiences and concepts like narcissism, psychopaths, domestic violence, trauma, healing, hope and love etc. To binge even more great episodes of the ‘...
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Jason Om shines a light on his family secrets 14.04.2022 53:04
When journalist Jason Om turned his skills towards his own family story he began to understand the real story of his perfectionist Buddhist Cambodian father and his Catholic Eurasian mother, who was stricken with an inexplicable sadness Jason is a journalist with ABC TV. A few years ago he turned his journalistic skills to his own family story. Jason wanted to find out what had happened to his mot...
Sian Prior: reckoning with childlessness 01.04.2022 53:13
Sian Prior with the story of the years of longing and loss which marked her quest to become a mother, and what happened when she found herself childless at the age of 50 For many years Sian Prior desperately wanted to have a baby. Her longing to be a mother played havoc with her relationships and her body. It never happened, and Sian had to decide what to do with the freedom that was hers. Further...
Nourishing the heart 24.02.2022 52:16
Psychiatrist Dr Warren Ward treats patients who are severely ill with eating disorders. Understanding the mystery of human nature has driven him since he was a young doctor, and has led him down a strange path into examining the love lives of philosophers
A rebel on the legal bench 03.11.2021 52:26
David Heilpern with stories of drama, crime and heartache from his 21 years as a country magistrate (CW: references to drug use and sexual assault) For 21 years David Heilpern was a country magistrate in towns including Dubbo, Brewarrina and Lismore. This meant he was the Coroner, the Children's Court Judge, and the person handling all the domestic violence, assault, robbery, drug and driving offe...
The life of Dr Norman Swan 30.07.2021 52:35
How a boy from Glasgow named Norman Swirsky grew up to become Australia's most famous doctor
Taming the Black Dog, and burnout 22.07.2021 54:00
Gordon Parker is the founder of the Black Dog Institute, which works to remove the stigma around depression, mental illness and bipolar disorder. For the past few years he's been looking closely at the phenomenon of burnout at home and at work
Meet Ash Barty's mindset coach — Ben Crowe 01.07.2021 53:00
How does Ben Crowe get elite athletes to the top of their game? What he asks footballers, surfers and tennis players to do seems counter intuitive, and a lot of the work happens off the field. (R) Ben Crowe is a mindset coach who has worked with elite athletes like surfer Steph Gilmore, tennis superstar Ash Barty, and the Richmond Football Club. But Ben's method of coaching seems counter-intuitive...
A wild mother and her loving son 25.06.2021 53:28
Ianto Ware with the story of growing up in the suburbs of Adelaide with his radical feminist lesbian mother Dimity
Jodi and the people with possibilities 18.06.2021 52:08
'Love on the Spectrum' star Jodi Rodgers on her life as a sexologist and relationship counsellor for people with Autism, and her unexpected chapter in reality TV
Steve Biddulph and the lightbulb moment 16.06.2021 49:23
Parenting educator and retired psychologist Steve Biddulph was in his 50s when a chance conversation over lunch shifted almost everything about how he saw himself
Enron, schizophrenia, the Bowls Club and me - the life of Glenn Jarvis 05.05.2021 46:09
Glenn was working at Enron in London when his mental health began to unravel. He was diagnosed with schizophrenia, and lost nearly everything. Then a Bowls Club in Queanbeyan helped him begin again
The green suitcase and the secret family 27.04.2021 53:28
Betty O'Neill's father disappeared when she was a baby. Decades later, inside a tiny apartment in the Polish city of Lublin she opened a green suitcase to find a huge clue to his secret life Betty O'Neill grew up in country New South Wales with her mum Nora. Nora worked in hotels in Kyogle and Coffs Harbour, and because she wasn't able to live at the hotels with her mum, Betty was often fostered o...
The male midwife working in remote Arnhem Land 26.03.2021 51:50
Midwife Christian Wright with tales of emergency evacuations and surfing with crocodiles while working in remote Indigenous communities in Arnhem Land, helping Yolŋu women birth their babies Christian lives in the tiny town of Nhulunbuy right on the tip of the Northern Territory. His job there is an unusual one. Christian doesn't work in the mines like most of the whitefellas in town. He's a midwi...
Philippa Perry says yes to feelings 04.02.2021 50:31
Philippa's parents wanted her to move in the 'right' circles, so they sent her to a Swiss finishing school. Instead she became a debt collector, went to Hamburger University then became a psychotherapist
Maggie Dent - helping teenage boys grow into good men 07.09.2020 53:15
Maggie grew up around boys, then raised four sons of her own. Now she helps parents understand the changes teenage boys are going through as they cross the bridge from boyhood to manhood Maggie Dent grew up in the country and she always felt she 'spoke bloke'. As a high school teacher and a family counsellor, she discovered she had a real affinity for teenage boys, and understood how to communicat...
The dark Lithgow childhood of Rampaging Roy Slaven 31.07.2020 49:33
Comedian and writer John Doyle was raised in a mining town in a music-loving Catholic family. Behind closed doors, his family life was often turbulent, as his sister Jen had been born profoundly autistic at a time when the condition had no name
Reframing identity through motherhood and marriage with Glennon Doyle 26.06.2020 51:31
Glennon made a big name for herself in the US as a ‘Christian mommy blogger’ with her candid and often hilarious writing when she fell wildly in love with U.S Women's Soccer star Abby Wambach Alongside her blackly funny posts about the challenges of parenting, Glennon wrote about her recovery from alcoholism and bulimia. She encouraged her growing tribe of followers to feel their feelings rather t...
The healing power of dogs 20.04.2020 46:14
Kate Leaver became fascinated by the curative qualities of dogs after her Shih Tzu Bertie helped her through her darkest days
This anxious life: Dr Mark Cross 05.03.2020 51:17
Mark is an experienced consultant psychiatrist who also suffers from Australia's most common mental health condition, anxiety. His direct insight helps him understand how people with anxiety can thrive at work and in life Mark is a consultant psychiatrist with thirty years' experience, a senior university lecturer, and specialist in the mental health of young people. He came to public attention in...
Finding the erotic in everyday life with Esther Perel 07.06.2019 52:34
Esther is a therapist who spent years studying intimacy, monogamy and sexuality. She became the world's most well-known expert on modern love When Esther was a teenager she was voraciously curious about human behaviour. She thought she'd become a journalist or a translator, but instead she grew up to become the world's most famous contemporary psychotherapist. Esther became known around the world...
Psychotherapy on the couch 30.05.2019 52:24
Demystifying the art of talk therapy and the complex relationship between therapist and patient Psychotherapy, also known as 'the talking cure', is based on a profound and usually ongoing connection between a person and their therapist. This type of work, often dealing with long buried events or feelings, can be transformative for patients. Gill Straker has a lifetime of experience as a psychother...
More than kindness: compassion and its uses 27.03.2019 51:19
Paul Gilbert on how our brains are wired for inner conflict and possible cruelty, and what to do about it
An extreme treatment for depression 08.03.2018 52:11
Helen Elliot was working as a psychologist when she became so ill she was held in a locked psychiatric ward
How to spot a psychopath and toxic people 24.07.2017 51:31
Understanding and managing the psychopaths in our midst at work and at home David Gillespie is a former corporate lawyer and investor and the author of the best-selling book, Sweet Poison. Some years ago, David found himself working alongside a toxic human being, whom he now considers to have been a psychopath. Psychopaths are typically people incapable of human empathy. They tend to be charming i...
Elizabeth Gilbert's keys to a big, creative life 08.03.2016 51:12
Liz is probably best known for her international best-seller Eat, Pray, Love.
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