Stacey Chillemi

Two Minds,One You: Dual-Brain Psychology

Health EN ↓ 6 episodes

Unlock the calmer, wiser hemisphere inside your head... and watch anxiety, addiction, and trauma fade. Two Minds, One You is the definitive audio guide to Dr. Fredric Schiffer’s Dual-Brain Psychology, an evidence-based approach that reveals how each cerebral hemisphere can house a distinct “mind.” Host Stacey Chillemi and Harvard psychiatrist Dr. Schiffer show listeners how a postcard or split-lens glasses can calm panic, curb cravings, and integrate early trauma. Hear About: Breakthrough research on photobiomodulation for fentanyl addiction MRI findings that map hope and fear to opposite hemi...

Author

Stacey Chillemi

Category

Health

Podcast website

www.spreaker.com

Latest episode

Nov 17, 2025

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Episodes

Depression, Meet Your Match: Dual-Brain Tools 17.11.2025

What if the other side of your brain holds the key to healing? Lisa Urbanski and Fredric Schiffer, MD , unpack Dual-Brain Psychology; fast, practical ways to ease depression, trauma, and addiction. You’ll learn: Why trauma can “live” in one hemisphere How to activate the healthier side for relief A simple visual/light stimulation technique to try Why “chemical imbalance” isn’t the full story How t...

Brain-Based Secrets to Beat Addiction Now 03.11.2025

If willpower isn’t working, rewire it. Your brain can be trained to crave better choices. Host Stacey Chillemi sits down with Fredric Schiffer, MD, to show you how brain-based strategies can help you break free from food and alcohol addiction—without the shame spiral. In this episode, you’ll learn how to: Stop cravings fast with simple, repeatable brain resets Use “dual-brain” tactics to short-cir...

Train Your Brain: A New Way to Calm Anxiety 08.10.2025

What if your anxiety lives mostly in one hemisphere, and shifting your gaze could change how you feel in minutes? In this eye-opening episode, host Lisa Urbanski dives into dual-brain psychology with Dr. Fredric Schiffer, MD . Discover how early experiences can lodge trauma in one brain hemisphere, and how simple visual-field techniques (yes, even an envelope or specialized glasses) may help you a...

Good & Evil: Trauma, Addiction & the Dual Brain 19.09.2025

What if “good” and “evil” are brain-side switches you can influence—shifting cravings, fear, and moral choices in real time? Award-winning host Lisa Urbanski sits down with Fred Schiffer, MD (Dual Brain Psychology) to unpack how trauma, addiction, and morality play out across the brain’s two hemispheres. From LED forehead stimulation and eye-covering techniques to the realities of buprenorphine/Su...

Why We Suffer: Rethinking Anxiety & Depression 17.09.2025

If anxiety and depression are normal human emotions, why are so many of us overwhelmed by them? In this candid conversation, host Lisa Urbanski sits down with Fred Schiffer, MD to unpack how modern life, brain dynamics, and learned patterns can turn everyday feelings into chronic suffering—and what we can do about it. In this episode, you’ll learn: Why anxiety & depression exist—and when they...

Split-Vision Therapy: Heal Trauma in Seconds 07.08.2025

What if the key to unlocking deep trauma lies in a simple shift of your gaze? Join host Stacey Chillemi and pioneering psychiatrist Fredric Schiffer, M.D., as he reveals dual-brain psychotherapy... a groundbreaking technique that treats each cerebral hemisphere as its own “mind.”  This episode covers: 👁️ Discovering Your Calming Eye: Use the “envelope test” to find which visual half soothes anxiet...

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