Dr. Raymond Zakhari, NP
The Psychology of It All
Dr. Raymond Zakhari is a triple board certified (adult-adolescent, family, psychiatry) nurse practitioner and trained in sex therapy. He owns and operates a concierge men’s health medical Housecalls practice in Manhattan. To learn more about his private practice log on to www. MetroMedicalDirect.com
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Episodes
Disqualifying the Positive and Jumping to Conclusions 04.02.2019 6:18
Cognitive distortions are the biased perspectives we take on ourselves and the world around us. They are irrational thoughts and beliefs that we have unknowingly reinforced over time. The first step to behaving rationally is to be aware of our biases and work to achieve a balanced perspective. I am going to talk about 2 cognitive distortions one of which has 2 parts. The first is Disqu...
Cognitive Distortions: Overgeneralization and Mental Filter 25.01.2019 6:10
Today I am going to continue going through cognitive distortions . Like defense mechanisms, a cognitive distortion is a habit of mind that we rapidly deploy to convince ourselves how right we are in our understanding of the circumstances around us, for the purpose of reducing our perception of distress. For more on defense mechanisms download and listen to the previous episodes. Short of a l...
All or nothing thinking: Cognitive Distortions 08.01.2019 6:39
For the next few weeks, I am going to be explaining Cognitive Distortions and the role they play in self-sabotage. So let me begin by first defining what I mean by a Cognitive Distortion. Cognitive distortions are the biased perspectives we take on ourselves and the world around us. They are irrational thoughts and beliefs that we unwittingly reinforce over time, to the point where th...
Humor, Humility, Altruism & How to screen for Mr or Miss Right in 2019 31.12.2018 11:25
Today I am going to talk about 3 mature defense mechanisms, and I will conclude with a list of 10 behaviors to help you Screen Mr. or Miss right in 2019: Humor is an adaptive technique to help us to cope with tense or stressful situations. Requires a bit of humility (our 2nd defense mechanism today) to use this tactfully. It requires us to lower our expectations, sacrifice our p...
The Psychology of It All: Displacement, sublimation, identification and reaction formation 24.12.2018 8:36
Continuing with explaining how some defense mechanisms help us self-sabotage and limit our success. This episode will cover displacement (socially unacceptable) and sublimation (socially acceptable). Also, identification with the aggressor (sometimes called Stockholm Syndrome), and reaction formation (acting in the exact opposite manner than what you really feel).
The Psychology of it All: Avoidance and Repression 11.12.2018 13:45
The psychology of it all helps people become aware of the self-sabotaging behaviors we all do from time to time. This episode explains the defense mechanisms of avoidance and repression. There is a psychotherapy DIY 5 step process to help you avoid the couch and stop avoidance coping. Step 1 Recognize it does not work Step 2 Answer the question: What have you been trying to avoid? What is making y...
Denial, Rationalization, and Projection 30.11.2018 7:49
This is episode 5 in the series The Psychology of It All. A defense mechanism is an unconscious psychological reaction to reduce mental anguish arising from an unacceptable stressor. Denial is characterized by unconsciously blocking out events or stressors from conscious awareness in order to reduce mental stress and anguish. Rationalization is a person’s self-justifying explanation of an alternat...
The Psychology of it All: Dissociation, Acting out, Blocking 23.11.2018 6:34
Defense mechanisms are unconscious psychological reactions to reduce mental stress. Becoming self-aware of personal maladaptive coping strategies can increase the chance of learning new ones that are not sabotaging in nature. This episode covers dissociation, acting out and blocking.
The Psychology of It All: Somatization 16.11.2018 6:58
Somatization is a physical symptom caused by a psychological problem. A defense mechanism is a reaction of the mind designed to protect the person for mental distress. Defense mechanisms are not volitional, and everyone uses them.
The Psychology of It All: Regression 09.11.2018 5:13
Defense mechanisms are an automatic response that helps us deal with stress. Regression is an immature defense mechanism that can manifest in both adults and children during stressful times. Dr. Raymond Zakhari is triple board certified nurse practitioner in private practice in New York City. He provides medical and psychiatric house calls. www. MetroMedicalDirect.com
The Psychology of It All 02.11.2018 7:15
A review of defense mechanisms and common cognitive distortions that lead to our detriment. Being aware of these mind games can help train our reaction so that we are well-adjusted members of society.
Male Insecurities: What is your hangup? 09.10.2018 3:37
Apparently the modern millennial man wants the ability to shower and change in the locker room without ever being publicly nude. I have had many men tell me that they have been seeing their doctor for years and he has never seen them naked. If you are an adult man you probably look generally the same as every other adult man.
Man Therapy 02.10.2018 4:50
Men's mental health is often neglected for various reasons. A confidential psychiatric house call is an ideal way to get the help you need without the hassle of going to a psychiatric mental health clinic. Therapy on your own couch.
Medical Detox alternatives 25.09.2018 3:22
An alternative to inpatient rehab/ detox and traditional outpatient rehab and detox services. Now confidential care can be delivered as a medical and psychiatric house call.
Concierge Care 15.09.2018 3:34
Medical and psychiatric house calls in Manhattan. The way care ought to be!
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