Discussion of all things mental health with Dr. Dan Rose PsyD. A weekly series with Dr. Michael Baltimore. Humorous and straight forward talk about issues affecting us all with a psychodynamic and psychoanalytic view.
In the next generation of the Got Therapy? Podcast, Dr. Rose Dr. Rose presented at a Counseling Centers conference and used a psychodynamic perspective on ethics. It's worth watching as it turns what we typically think about counseling ethics.
In the next generation of the Got Therapy? Podcast, 200 Asteroids are targeting earth! What should our reaction be? Ask Dr. Rose how we process this information through a psychodynamic lens.
In the next generation of the Got Therapy? Podcast, End of the year, beginning of a new decade and what should we do? Dr. Rose talks about gratitude and makes the case for its benefits.
In the next generation of the Got Therapy? Podcast, Dr., Dr., Dr., Dr. Jeff Conklin, Tom Hackett, and Michael Baltimore join together to keep Dr. Rose out of trouble. It may be too late!
In the next generation of the Got Therapy? Podcast, No need for resolutions! Dr. Rose tells us that we are setting ourselves up for failure. Let explore the psychodynamic viewpoint on this episode of Got Therapy?
In the next generation of the Got Therapy? Podcast, Living a caring and loving life, Mr. Rogers is an example to us all. In reality, Mr. Rogers worked hard everyday to reach out and care for others. Dr. Rose uses a psychoanalytic perspective to examine the movie: A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood.
In the next generation of the Got Therapy? Podcast, A discussion of the movie JoJo Rabbit and its implications for us. Dan recommends this movie and take aim at a psychoanalytic review.
In the next generation of the Got Therapy? Podcast, Dr. Rose takes on the division between Boomers and Millenials and GenX. Why do these camps differ and why we should care.
In the next generation of the Got Therapy? Podcast, Dan discusses his trip and presentation at a Psychoanalytic conference first, before going to discuss Jordan Peterson and Slavoj Zizek's debate and positions. More to come on this topic.
In the next generation of the Got Therapy? Podcast, Dr. Rose discusses the recent movie: Joker with Joaquin Phenix. A psychodynamic view reveals more than what we saw on the screen.
In the next generation of the Got Therapy? Podcast, Dr. Dan Rose describes the process of trauma recovery. Post Traumatic Growth points to the personal growth of the individual living through trauma.
In the next generation of the Got Therapy? Podcast, Dr. Rose discusses the concept of toxic masculinity and the challenges it presents. Complexity and the pressure to be male are among the topics discussed.
In the next generation of the Got Therapy? Podcast, Dr. Dan Rose describes the process of trauma and the euthymic window in working with one's depression and anxiety.
In this episode, Dr. Dan Rose takes on the concept of shame and how we use shame in ways that we modulate our reactions and began a deeper understanding.
In this episode, Dr. Dan Rose takes on the idea of being selfish. He describes narcissism and spends time talking about self states.
In this episode, Dr. Dan Rose advises us what happens when we take the black pill. He also describes other choices that can influence our self states.
In this episode, Dr. Dan Rose explains the concept of obsessive-compulsive disorder, its traits and trends and how it affects us in our daily life.
In this 6th episode, Dr. Dan Rose takes on the idea of hate. And that it's like a riptide. We discover the roots of hate and our possibilities for understanding and managing it.
In this 7th episode, Dr. Dan Rose addresses area 51 and the recent resurgence including the Internet popularity and why people are considering marching on area 51.
In episode 8, Dr. Dan Rose presents his ideas on the idea of giving up and quitting. Why do we do this? And what is the best way to handle the situation?
In this episode, Episode 9 in the series, Dan Rose, Psy.D., and Dr. Michael Baltimore discuss Quentin Tarantino's latest movie entitled Once upon a time in Hollywood.
In this episode, Dr. Dan Rose discusses the idea of horror movies. Why some people love horror movies and others will not go. What are the psychoanalytic ideas behind horror movies.
In this episode, Dr. Dan Rose explains the positives and negatives of mindfulness along with the idea of confirmation bias. The trend toward mindfulness and meditation has had a resurgence in recent years.
In this episode number 12, Dr. Dan Rose and Dr. Baltimore are hacked! Dr. Tom Hackett joined got therapy! And a long conversation that includes Coltrane, Doc Savage, Winnicott and personal confessions from Dan make this an episode of got therapy not to be missed.
In this episode, GT 13, Dr. Dan Rose tackles the Dunning-Kruger Effect, a cognitive bias whereby people who are incompetent at something are unable to recognize their own incompetence. That is the tendency to rate ourselves higher than others from a psychoanalytic point of view.
In this episode, GT 14, Dr. Dan Rose tackles the idea that making a statement that is considered offensive, regardless of the context, you might be subjected to being "canceled". Lets try to figure out what is happening from a psychoanalytic point of view.
Mike and Dan continue to discuss the CoVid-19 pandemic and issues in mental health. Among their discussion topics are: staying home and what you can do; racism and CoVid-19 ; modulation versus regulation in our reaction to CoVid-19 ; how to suffer better and the importance of humor during this stressful time. Click on Columbus Television to see all clips and the full episode of CoVid-19 and mental health. Don't forget to subscribe.
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