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Join licensed professional counselor John McGehee with Meier Clinics as they finish their previous discussion about what issues our kids are facing today!https://www.meierclinics.com/directory/jonathan-mcgehee/www.meierclinics.com
Join Dr. Paul Meier and Kristin Walker as they discuss the signs of coercive control.
Join Dr. Paul Meier and Kristin Walker as they talk about how powerful and unseen influences affect our lives and our mental health! This is the second episode on this powerful topic.
Dr. Paul Meier and Kristin talk about hoarding which is a misunderstood aspect of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.Paul Meier is an MD, Psychiatrist, and an Ordained Minister who is the founder of the Meier Clinics. He has authored or co-authored over 80 books, mostly Christian self-help books like Love is a Choice and Happiness is a Choice, and also a series of Bible Prophecy novels, including The Third Millennium. https://www.meierclinics.com/
Join Dr. Paul Meier and Kristin as they discuss a misunderstood mental health condition: Hoarding.
Join Kristin and Dr. Paul Meier as they talk about powerful and unseen influences going on in our lives and how that impacts our mental health!
Join Dr. Paul Meier and Kristin Walker as they talk about how powerful and unseen influences affect our lives and our mental health!
The holidays can be very difficult for many people. Listen in for some tips on how to manage holiday stress.
Join Dr. Paul Meier and Kristin as they discuss communal narcissism and its impact on all of us. DEFINITION: According to this model, communal narcissism may be understood as an agency-communion characteristic; that is, communal narcissists' agentic core motives (i.e., grandiosity, esteem, entitlement, and power) are expressed through communal means (e.g., helpfulness and trustworthiness).Narcissism Test: https://rb.gy/mcrn36
Dr. Paul Meier discusses passive aggressive personality with Kristin.
Dr. Paul Meier and Kristin how our world views affect our mental health.
Join Dr. Paul Meier and Kristin Walker for a discussion about how our view of the world has an impact on each of us!
What can two people who are polar opposites in so many ways including politically discuss about grace and humility? Join Dr. Paul Meier and Kristin for a show among great friends.
Dr. Paul Meier and Kristin Walker talk about what grace and humility mean to them on the Meier Clinics podcast!
Join Dr. Paul Meier and Kristin for part 2 of anniversary illnesses. Dr. Paul Meier Notes: NORMAL BRIEF GRIEF. My father died many years ago and I was with him when he died talking to him and it was a wonderful experience even though sad to lose him. I have dealt with it well I believe. One Christmas Day a few years after his death, I was excited to go wake up our young kids to open presents and have an exciting day together, but then I felt suddenly sad for no apparent reason and couldn’t figure out why. I went into a room by myself and prayed for insight and immediately became aware that my parents always came at Christmas mornings to open presents with us. My Mom was still alive and would be there soon, but my Dad wouldn’t and I missed him. I actually encouraged myself to cry and did so for about two minutes and prayed that God would send an angel to give him a hug up in heaven and tell him we love him and miss him today. God would never say no to a request like that. Then I felt great again, having become aware of the reason and dealt with it. Feeling temporary brief dysthymia is not always a bad thing. It was a good thing in that circumstance and it might be for you in our listening family too.REGRESSION = Lots of my clients who I have seen for med checks but brief therapy once every few months for 10-15 years have done great that long, but we all still have a tendency to REGRESS to some extent to seeing life and ourselves and our roles like we saw them in childhood when we visit parents and sibs on the holidays or other events (weddings, etc.) and then are surprised we may feel worse temporarily after the holiday and not even know why. I warn my clients as I see them in Nov and Dec to watch out for that and I explain this to them. That way they catch themselves and avoid it, or sometimes need to avoid obnoxious parents who are always verbally abusive. To feel guilty for staying out of contact or limiting contact with chronically abusive parents is false guilt. We should feel guilty if we subject ourselves and our families to that instead. “Honoring your father and mother” in the Bible doesn’t mean letting them dominate or abuse you. It might mean having no contact with them but pitching in financially with other sibs to help pay for a nursing home when they are old, or it may involve doing nothing but avoiding or assisting them altogether.PTSD SYMPTOMS MAY OCCUR ANNUALLY EVEN WHEN GONE THE REST OF THE TIME. If there is a past traumatic event of any kind or even strong regret that has not been adequately dealt with, each year near that anniversary date any person might experience more anxiety and sadness and not know why. Even nightmares that are difficult to understand, or more sensitivity. A person MIGHT be aware of what it is and feel bad each year or MIGHT NOT even be aware of what it is. For example, people who believe abortion is OK for personal reasons often feel sad annually at the time it occurred, often unconsciously, and may even look around at kids of the age that child would be had he or she been born and have conscious or unconscious regrets or guilt feelings. This is part of what is known psychiatrically as POST-ABORTION SYNDROME.UNRESOLVED GRIEF. Anniversaries of major losses, like death of a child or significant other. Broken relationships. Divorce is often more traumatic than the death of a beloved mate. It is a rude awakening that the mate was not who you thought he or she really was. It is a willful rejection of you rather than an unexpected death.
Join Dr. Paul Meier and Kristin for the second episode of anniversary emotions. Notes from Dr. Paul Meier: NORMAL BRIEF GRIEF. My father died many years ago and I was with him when he died talking to him and it was a wonderful experience even though sad to lose him. I have dealt with it well I believe. One Christmas Day a few years after his death, I was excited to go wake up our young kids to open presents and have an exciting day together, but then I felt suddenly sad for no apparent reason and couldn’t figure out why. I went into a room by myself and prayed for insight and immediately became aware that my parents always came at Christmas mornings to open presents with us. My Mom was still alive and would be there soon, but my Dad wouldn’t and I missed him. I actually encouraged myself to cry and did so for about two minutes and prayed that God would send an angel to give him a hug up in heaven and tell him we love him and miss him today. God would never say no to a request like that. Then I felt great again, having become aware of the reason and dealt with it. Feeling temporary brief dysthymia is not always a bad thing. It was a good thing in that circumstance and it might be for you in our listening family too.REGRESSION = Lots of my clients who I have seen for med checks but brief therapy once every few months for 10-15 years have done great that long, but we all still have a tendency to REGRESS to some extent to seeing life and ourselves and our roles like we saw them in childhood when we visit parents and sibs on the holidays or other events (weddings, etc.) and then are surprised we may feel worse temporarily after the holiday and not even know why. I warn my clients as I see them in Nov and Dec to watch out for that and I explain this to them. That way they catch themselves and avoid it, or sometimes need to avoid obnoxious parents who are always verbally abusive. To feel guilty for staying out of contact or limiting contact with chronically abusive parents is false guilt. We should feel guilty if we subject ourselves and our families to that instead. “Honoring your father and mother” in the Bible doesn’t mean letting them dominate or abuse you. It might mean having no contact with them but pitching in financially with other sibs to help pay for a nursing home when they are old, or it may involve doing nothing but avoiding or assisting them altogether.PTSD SYMPTOMS MAY OCCUR ANNUALLY EVEN WHEN GONE THE REST OF THE TIME. If there is a past traumatic event of any kind or even strong regret that has not been adequately dealt with, each year near that anniversary date any person might experience more anxiety and sadness and not know why. Even nightmares that are difficult to understand, or more sensitivity. A person MIGHT be aware of what it is and feel bad each year or MIGHT NOT even be aware of what it is. For example, people who believe abortion is OK for personal reasons often feel sad annually at the time it occurred, often unconsciously, and may even look around at kids of the age that child would be had he or she been born and have conscious or unconscious regrets or guilt feelings. This is part of what is known psychiatrically as POST-ABORTION SYNDROME.UNRESOLVED GRIEF. Anniversaries of major losses, like death of a child or significant other. Broken relationships. Divorce is often more traumatic than the death of a beloved mate. It is a rude awakening that the mate was not who you thought he or she really was. It is a willful rejection of you rather than an unexpected death.
Join Dr. Paul and Kristin Walker talking about how certain times in our life that are stressful can show up later on. Dates of stressful events can leave us feeling a lot of anxiety and we don't necessarily understand why. Episode 1 of 2!
Dr. Paul Meier of www.meierclinics.com joins the crew to discuss what leadership is all about. Join host Kristin Walker as they discuss with Paul the qualities that make an effective leader including the necessary mistakes along the way. Great show for long time CEO's and entrepreneurs who've been through the trenches.
Kristin and Dr. Paul Meier discuss whether there is such a thing as healthy narcissism!
Join Amy Newmark, the CEO of Chicken Soup for the Soul books, discuss their book on dreams! Your dreams are powerful tools for redirecting your life, changing your relationships, and making you a happier person. Learn how to use your dreams, premonitions, and intuition for personal transformation. You're too busy during the day to pay attention to that quiet voice inside you that knows you so well. But at night your dreams are a window into what your subconscious is trying to tell you. This enlightening new collection is filled with true, personal stories from ordinary people whose dreams, premonitions, and intuition tapped into the extraordinary wisdom they already had within them. These 101 tales of inner guidance, divine intervention & miraculous insight will show you how to: Use your dreams as your GPS for navigating life Find love & companionship--from soul mates to rescue dogs Face your fears and overcome them with new confidence Accept divine guidance from that little voice in your head Act on your premonitions and avoid dangerous situations Improve your relationships with the living and the deceased Find comfort and closure through messages from heaven.
Dr. Paul Meier and Kristin share a lovely discussion with Mark Victor Hansen and his wife Crystal Dwyer Hansen about their new book: Ask!: The Bridge from Your Dreams to Your Destiny. Mark Victor Hansen’s life mission is to awaken the possibility in every soul. An internationally known speaker, Hansen co-founded Chicken Soup for the Soul® along with Jack Canfield, as a way to share motivational anecdotes with people all over the world. In addition to the Chicken Soup for the Soul series, he is a prolific writer with many bestselling books, such as The One Minute Millionaire, Cracking the Millionaire Code, and several others, and is able to be found on Amazon. Hansen has had a profound influence in the field of human potential through his library of audios, videos, and articles in the areas of big thinking, sales achievement, wealth building, publishing success, and personal and professional development. A philanthropist and humanitarian, Hansen works tirelessly for organizations such as Habitat for Humanity, American Red Cross, March of Dimes, Childhelp USA, and many others. He is the recipient of numerous awards that honor his entrepreneurial spirit, philanthropic heart, and business acumen. He is a lifetime member of the Horatio Alger Association of Distinguished Americans, an organization that honored Hansen with the prestigious Horatio Alger Awardhttp://markvictorhansen.com/Crystal Dwyer Hansen is an Entrepreneur, Certified Life Coach, and Wellness/Nutrition Expert, whose personal coaching, speaking, CD and video programs, books, and articles have helped people all over the world. Crystal's expertise is in the field of human potential. Those who have worked with Crystal have experienced profound and lasting transformation in relationships, career, health & wellness. Crystal is a Member of the International Coaching Federation and the founder of Crystal Vision Life, Ltd, (crystalvisionlife.com) and Skinny Life™ a wellness company (skinnylife.com). Her book Skinny Life- The Secret to Being Physically, Emotionally, and Spiritually Fit, is available Barnes & Noble.com and Amazon.com. She travels the world with her husband, best-selling author and entrepreneur Mark Victor Hansen, speaking, inspiring, and teaching leadership. They are releasing a new co-written book called ASK! The Dreams from Your Dreams to Your Destiny in Spring of 2020. They are both passionate about the health of our planet and the need to create comprehensively sustainable energy and water solutions. Together they are owners of Natural Power Concepts, a Hawaii based company focused on cleaning up the planet through natural energy devices, and Metamorphosis Energy, a renewable energy development company. https://crystalvisionlife.com/
Join Kristin Walker and Dr. Paul Meier for a review of the previous show on healthy marital communication. A lot of wisdom. A lot of laughter. It is Dr. Meier and Kristin at their best! Enjoy.
Oh Boy! Kristin and Dr. Paul Meier revisit the 24 Guidelines to Healthy Marital Communication and add Healthy Peer Communication to it! Astoundingly they get through all 24 (they only made it to 12 for the first show on this topic). A lot of wisdom from your favorite psychiatrist and the CEO of Mental Health News Radio Network plus some incredible laughter.Dr. Paul Meier is a world renowned psychiatrist, the founder of www.meierclinics.com, and a New York Times Best Selling author with over 100 books to his name. www.meierclinics.com
How do we reach the "highly functional" depressed person? Are they going to check the box on an intake form for "do you have suicidal thoughts?" Dr. Paul Meier joins Kristin Sunanta Walker for a look and a listen about the many, many people who live with suicidal ideation who mask their symptoms and go unnoticed ... until, sometimes, it is too late. Dr. Paul Meier is the founder of www.meierclinics.com, a best-selling author and practicing psychiatrist. Kristin Sunanta Walker is the founder of Mental Health News Radio Network.
Join Kristin as she speaks with Dr. Antipas Harris and Dr. Paul Meier, of our own Meier Clinics Podcast, as they discuss racism. Both are men who follow God's path, one black, one white. They both sit down and have the difficult conversation about racism, how Christianity is impacted by it, and racism in our general lives. Hear these two incredible men, different in many ways, have a tough conversation that actually feels refreshing.Dr. Antipas L. Harris holds a dual appointment as president-dean of Jakes Divinity School (JDS) and associate pastor at The Potter’s House (TPH), both located in Dallas, Texas. A brilliant thinker and prolific writer, Harris is advancing the vision of Bishop and Chancellor T.D. Jakes, founder of the fully-accredited, online seminary. Responding to the growing need for cutting-edge ecclesial leadership that transcends denominational lines, Harris’ mandate is to prepare today’s leaders for tomorrow’s Church.Dr. Paul Meier is an MD, Psychiatrist, and an Ordained Minister who is the founder of the Meier Clinics. He has authored or co-authored over 80 books, mostly Christian self-help books like Love is a Choice and Happiness is a Choice, and also a series of Bible Prophecy novels, including The Third Millennium. He is the host of our very own Meier Clinics Podcast, you can find more of his podcasts available there.https://antipasharris.com/https://www.meierclinics.com/
What is YOUR definition of rest? Do you get enough of it? Do you make time for it? Do you feel guilty about it? Join Kristin and Dr. Paul Meier as they chat about what rest actually is and how to make a plan of action for it (pun intended). Dr. Paul Meier is a practicing psychiatrist, the founder of Meier Clinics, and the author of multiple New York Times Best Selling books.www.meierclinics.com
Join Dr. Paul Meier, and Grant Davis as they discuss anxiety and medication.Dr. Paul Meier is the founder of www.meierclinics.com, a best-selling author and practicing psychiatrist. Grant Davis is new to the show and is a psychiatric nurse practitioner. Grant provides psychiatric medication management for children, adolescents, and adults. His approach to medication management is client focused and collaborative based on information shared between clinician and the client. Grant believes that a strong therapeutic relationship between clinician and patient is vital for positive mental health outcomes.
From the Mayo clinic's website: Even the best-behaved children can be difficult and challenging at times. But if your child or teenager has a frequent and persistent pattern of anger, irritability, arguing, defiance or vindictiveness toward you and other authority figures, he or she may have oppositional defiant disorder (ODD). This can carry over into adulthood. Join Dr. Paul Meier and Kristin Walker as they discuss this disorder in children and adults.Dr. Paul Meier is the founder of Meier Clinics. He is the author of over 100 books, a practicing psychiatrist, and world renowned speaker. Kristin Sunanta Walker is the founder of MHNR Network, Host of Mental Health News Radio, and CEO of everythingEHR.
Join Dr. Lisa Day and Kristin as they discuss the psychology of rioting. A timely topic for these uncertain times in our history.Dr. Day is a registered nurse and clinical psychologist who has worked for Meier Clinics for over 25 years. www.meierclinics.com
(GUIDELINES THAT BUILD INTIMACY IN MARRIAGE AND RESULT IN MATURE CONFLICT RESOLUTION) COMMITMENT TO GOD is vital in a marriage. Imagine a triangle with God at the top. As you both grow more spiritually connected with God you also become more emotionally and spiritually connected with each other.AGREE TO LISTEN TO EACH OTHER’S FEELINGSTEAMWORK = YOU ARE BOTH ON THE SAME TEAM. Two guards on the same basketball team, while dribbling down the court, would not try to steal the ball from each other because they are on the same team. Couples who argue in unhealthy ways are on opposing teams and need to join the same team. The goal of conflict resolution is not who wins. When a couple resolves an issue, or even agrees to disagree, they both win.CONFLICT RESOLUTION IS THE GOAL OF MATURE “ARGUMENTS”—NOT WHO WINS. When you resolve a conflict, or agree to disagree, YOU BOTH WIN.NEVER ATTACK EACH OTHER. This is another aspect of being on the same team. Calling each other names or attacking each other in any way is not a good way to bring resolution. A mature couple will discuss their differences of opinion or their perceived offenses while listening to each other’s opinions and either agree on a compromise, apologize for an offense, or agree to disagree, but all without attacking each other or calling each other names. COMMITMENT TO EACH OTHER means a lifelong choice to be loving to each other, even when not feeling that way at times. The FEELING of love varies even day by day. Two people marry each other because they love each other. It is totally normal, when living with each other a long time, for those feelings to go up and down. In Revelation chapter 2:1-5, God clearly taught three steps for rebuilding waning feelings of love. God complimented the church in Ephesus about a number of very good things they were doing and had only one constructive criticism: they had "lost their first love." The depth of love and enthusiasm that they felt for God when they first became believers had significantly decreased. God taught them that LOVE IS A CHOICE that could be achieved using three simple steps: "REMEMBER therefore from whence thou art fallen, and REPENT, and DO THE FIRST WORKS;" THOSE WILL BE OUR NEXT 3 STEPS FOR REVIVING THE LEVEL OF LOVE IN A MARRIAGE.REMEMBER=A mate can start by remembering the romantic and loving feelings that were present early in the marriage and remember the loving things that were done for each other. As human beings we all take things AND OFTEN EACH OTHER for granted and forget the importance of maintaining those love feelings and behaviors.REPENT means to recognize that the decision the couple each made to love each other deeply at some time in their relationship had now declined in intensity. It would be wise and profitable for each member of that couple to make a "re-decision" to make a determined effort to rebuild the depth of love that had been present earlier in their relationship. DO THE FIRST WORKS means that WHETHER OR NOT A MATE FEELS THAT DEGREE OF LOVE, he/she can choose to do the loving things daily that were done for each other early on in their marriage. The valuable lesson God taught humanity in that passage is that IF A PERSON BEHAVES LOVINGLY TOWARD GOD (AND THIS WOULD APPLY TO A MATE, OF COURSE, AS WELL) THE FEELINGS OF LOVE WILL USUALLY BE REVIVED.NO SHOULDS OR SHOUDN'TS. These are PARENT-TO-CHILD statements and are condescending in marriage. Wives have already had a father. They don't need or want their husbands to be their fathers, but rather their lover and friend and equal. Likewise, husbands don't need or want another mother. Shoulds and shouldn'ts don't work well anyway. As humans, we are usually automatically defensive whether we know our mate is right or wrong, which results in arguments. If A mate is doing (or NOT doing) or saying something that the other mate believes to be wrong, dropping SHOULD and SHOULDN'T messages on each other is VERY UNLIKELY to bring about change."I FEEL" MESSAGES ARE VERY EFFECTIVE TO BRING ABOUT POSITIVE CHANGES. Messages like "I felt really loved just now when you...." "I felt sad today when you...." "I feel angry toward you right now because...." It's really difficult to argue with someone about whether they feel the way they say they do. It would be really narcissistic--or just plain STUPID--to say, "No you don't feel that way." The expressive mate is not even insisting (depending on what it is) that the offending mate change, merely wanting the offending mate to realize how the expressive mate FEELS about the offending mate's action. non-action or choice of words. EXAMPLE = A husband and wife agree to meet somewhere at 6 p.m. after work the wife, for example, shows up 40 minutes late and doesn't answer her phone when he eventually gets worried and tries to call. The wife's boss actually gave her a last-minute task to do that took her 40 minutes. When she finally arrives, it would be condescending and ineffective to say, "You SHOULD always call me when we agree on a time to meet and you know you will be late." He is actually correct, in most cases. But she will naturally defend herself and maybe even get angry at him for getting angry at her when she had a semi-emergency. This results in an argument. But if he says, "I feel angry...or I feel discounted, or even I feel anxious when you meet me 40 minutes late and don't call me first to let me know." If she is caring wife, she will care about how he feels and WANT to change that. "I FEEL" messages don't always work, but they work about four times more often than "YOU SHOULD" messages, plus are respectful, "speaking the truth in love" as encouraged by the Apostle Paul in Ephesians 4:15.
How do we reach the "highly functional" depressed person? Are they going to check the box on an intake form for "do you have suicidal thoughts?" Dr. Paul Meier joins Kristin Sunanta Walker for a look and a listen about the many, many people who live with suicidal ideation who mask their symptoms and go unnoticed ... until, sometimes, it is too late. Dr. Paul Meier is the founder of www.meierclinics.com, a best-selling author and practicing psychiatrist. Kristin Sunanta Walker is the founder of Mental Health News Radio Network.
We all have differences of opinion. When do those differences cause problems in your relationships including your relationship with yourself? Join Dr. Paul Meier and Kristin Walker as they sift through the sometimes rough waters of differing opinions.Dr. Paul Meier is the founder of Meier Clinics, a practicing psychiatrist, best-selling author, and international speaker.www.meierclinics.com
Dr. Lisa Day talks about the impact Covid-19 is having on our mental health first responders: counselors!
Join Dr. Paul Meier and Kristin for a discussion about what to be hopeful for during Covid-19.
Join Dr. Paul Meier and Kristin as they talk about some ways to feel uplifted during this unprecedented time of the Coronavirus. Dr. Paul Meier is a practicing psychiatrist, best selling author, international speaker, and founder of Meier Clinics.Kristin Sunanta Walker is the founder of Mental Health News Radio Network.
Dr. Paul Meier joins us discussing Paranoid Personality Disorder. Host Kristin Sunanta Walker opens up the topic with Paul to discuss the symptoms of this disorder via case studies and personal interactions. Anyone can go through a time of paranoia or several but to reach a level where this becomes pathological has damaging effects on the person diagnosed as well as those they interact with especially in close relationships. It is certainly treatable should the person affected make the brave journey into counseling.www.meierclinics.comwww.mhnrnetwork.com
People need counseling more than ever and in every session the anxiety and stress about the Coronavirus permeates everything. Dr. Lisa Day discusses what she is seeing as a psychologist and ways to cope!
We all can use some encouragement during these times. The date of this show recording is March 26, 2020. Dr. Paul Meier, as an M.D. and Psychiatrist, has been researching, participating with experts, and as part of his work on the mental health council for our current President, he's put together a list of things we can look towards from a positive light during this unique time.www.meierclinics.com
A special show with your favorite, Dr. Paul Meier, on 15+ positives to reach for during our historic time in this Covid-19 pandemic. Paul joins Kristin for a real talk about facts, coping with fear, and how to go to battle to safeguard your health.Dr. Paul Meier is a clinical psychiatrist, best selling author, international speaker, and the founder of www.meierclinics.com.
A follow up to our podcast with Kristin and Dr. Lisa Day last week, today they talk about different types of power and which are life giving and which are energy draining.Dr. Lisa Day is a clinical psychologist and registered nurse. She has been working with patients for Meier Clinics for over 20 years.www.meierclinics.com
Dr. Lisa Day and Kristin Walker discuss powerlessness. During these uncertain times it is more important than ever to embrace powerlessness. The act of embracing our powerlessness is the foundation of freedom.Dr. Lisa Day is a registered nurse and clinical psychologist for Meier Clinics.
Written by Dr. Paul Meier: LEADING CAUSES OF DEATH PER YEAR IN THE USA: HEART DISEASE = 635,000CANCER = 600,000ACCIDENTS OF ALL KINDS THAT ARE UNINTENTIONAL = 161,000RESPIRATORY DISEASE = 155,000STROKE = 142,000ALZHEIMERS = 116,000DIABETES = 80,000OPIOID OVERDOSES = 65,000THE FLU AND PNEUMONIA = 52,000KIDNEY DISEASE = 50,000SUICIDE = 45,000SEPTICEMIA (BACTERIAL INFECTIONS IN THE BLOODSTREAM) = 40,000LIVER DISEASE AND CIRRHOSIS = 38,000MURDERS = 16,000DEATHS IN FIRST TWO MONTHS OF CORONAVIRUS IN THE USA = 0 CORONAVIRUSESTHERE ARE MANY CORONAVIRUS ILLNESSES, INCLUDING THE COMMON COLD. PREVENTION OF CORONAVIRUS: Standard recommendations to prevent infection spread include regular hand washing, covering mouth and nose when coughing and sneezing, thoroughly cooking meat and eggs. Avoid close contact with anyone showing symptoms of respiratory illness such as coughing and sneezing THE CDC SAID THAT THE US SHOULD PREPARE FOR A LIKELY EPIDEMIC AND LIMIT AIR TRAVEL AND LARGE GROUPS OF PEOPLE. HAVE BUSINESS MEETINGS BY SKYPE RATHER THAN FLYING TO A CENTRALIZED LOCATION. COLLEGES MAY DIVIDE THEIR STUDENTS INTO SMALLER CLASSES, OR, IF IT BECOMES SEVERE ENOUGH, QUIT USING CLASSES ALTOGETHER AND HAVE CLASSES ONLINE. SYMPTOMS OF CORONAVIRUS: Common signs of infection include respiratory symptoms, fever, cough, shortness of breath and breathing difficulties. In more severe cases, infection can cause pneumonia, severe acute respiratory syndrome, kidney failure and death. Coronaviruses are zoonotic, meaning they are transmitted between animals and people. Detailed investigations found that SARS-CoV was transmitted from civet cats to humans and MERS-CoV from dromedary camels to humans.SARS is Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus and spread around the world in 2003. It caused flu-like symptoms. SARS has a death rate of 15% overall, but people 65 and over have a much higher death rate. MERS (Middle East Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus) has a death rate of 35%.MERS: Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS) is a viral respiratory disease caused by a novel coronavirus (Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus, or MERS‐CoV) that was first identified in Saudi Arabia in 2012, but is most prevalent in Jordan, the United Arab Emirates, and South Korea. Typical MERS symptoms include fever, cough and shortness of breath. Pneumonia is common, but not always present. Gastrointestinal symptoms, including diarrhea have also been reported. Some people test positive for MERS without ever having any symptoms but can still pass it along.ATLANTA- Two hundred travelers coming through Atlanta's airport recently showed potential symptoms connected to the new virus that is spreading around the globe and were designated for home quarantine.CORONAVIRUS CAN LIVE ON SURFACES FOR UP TO 9 DAYS, SCIENTISTS SAY. ON 2.25.20, THE CDC REPORTED THAT THE CORONAVIRUS IS PROBABLY GOING TO BECOME AN EPIDEMIC IN THE UNITED STATES AND IS ALREADY SPREADING TO MANY STATES.SCIENTISTS ESTIMATE THAT, IN A WORST-CASE SCENARIO, UP TO 70% OF THE WORLD POPULATION COULD BECOME INFECTED WITH CORONAVIRUS. THERE ARE 8.6 BILLION PEOPLE IN THE WORLD, SO THAT WOULD BE APPROXIMATELY 6 BILLION INFECTED. IF THE DEATH RATE TURNS OUT TO BE 5%, FOR EXAMPLE, THEN 300 MILLION PEOPLE WOULD DIE.CORONAVIRUS, designated COVID-19, SPREADS MORE EASILY THAT OTHER CORONAVIRUS ILLNESSES LIKE SARS OR MERS. it has not yet proven to be as deadly as its related coronavirus strands, but we don’t really know what the death rate will end up being after we get more extensive and accurate reporting. China claims only a 2.3% death rate, but there are many reasons why Chinese politicians would report a lower death rate than what is factual. Iran reports a death rate of 20%. Some time in 2020, we will have a much better idea of the actual death rate and how it compares to SARS (15% death rate) and MERS (35% death rate). LIFE IS WHAT HAPPENS WHILE WE ARE BUSY MAKING OTHER PLANS. IN ITALY RIGHT NOW, WITH A NUMBER OF DEATHS ALREADY FROM CORONAVIRUS, THERE IS MUCH PANIC AND MANY GROCERY STORES ARE EMPTY AS PEOPLE PURCHASE FOOD TO STORE IF THEY HAVE TO REMAIN IN THEIR HOMES. IT WOULD BE WISE TO PLAN AHEAD AND MAKE PREPARATIONS IF PROPORTION TO THE ACTUAL THREAT AT THE TIME, BUT WITHOUT PANIC. WHATEVER HAPPENS IN REGARD TO THIS WORLDWIDE PANDEMIC, LIFE WILL CONTINUE TO GO ON AND SCIENTISTS WILL CONQUER THIS DISEASE LIKE THEY HAVE MOST OTHER ONES—WE HOPE—EVEN THOUGH SCIENTISTS HAVE NOT YET FOUND A CURE FOR THE COMMON COLD, ANOTHER MILDER CORONAVIRUS. UPDATE AS OF 3.12.20: YESTERDAY, ON THE ADVISE OF THE USA CORONAVIRUS TEAM OF THE CDC, WHO, JOHNS HOPKINS UNIV MED SCHOOL INFECTION SPECIALISTS AND RESEARCHERS, AND OTHER SCIENTISTS, THE ADMINISTRATION ANNOUNCED A 30 DAY TRAVEL BAN ON EUROPE OTHER THAN THE UK (SINCE THE UK ENFORCED QUICK TRAVEL BANS WHEN THE VIRUS WAS DISCOVERED, AS DID THE USA, SO THE INCIDENCE IN THOSE TWO COUNTRIES IS RELATIVELY LOW, WHILE EUROPE DID NOT DO TRAVEL BANS TO AND FROM CHINA AND OTHER DANGEROUS PLACES AND HAVE WIDESPREAD CORONAVIRUS. THE WHO ANNOUNCED THAT IT IS OFFICIALLY A PANDEMIC, WHICH JUST MEANS IT IS PRESENT IN MANY COUNTRIES AND THE NUMBER CONTINUES TO INCREASE. AS OF TODAY, THE AVERAGE DEATH AGE IN THE USA OF THOSE RELATIVELY FEW WHO HAVE DIED IS 80 YEARS OLD AND NOBODY UNDER 30 HAS DIED OF IT. PEOPLE 65 AND OLDER ARE MORE VULNERABLE, ESPECIALLY IF THEY HAVE SIGNIFICANT MEDICAL CONDITIONS, SO RETIREMENT HOMES ARE ESPECIALLY BEING OBSERVED. MANY OF THE INFECTION CONTROL DOCS RECOMMEND THAT THE ELDERLY AVOID CROWDED PLACES OF 250 PEOPLE OR MORE, AVOID TRAVEL ON AIRLINES OR ESPECIALLY CRUISES, AND NOT ATTEND LARGE EVENTS LIKE SPORTING EVENTS. THE NBA SUSPENDED GAMES FOR NOW. THE NCAA FINAL FOUR WILL BE PLAYED ON TV WITH NO SALES THE TO PUBLIC. JUST THE COACHES AND SOME OF THEIR CLOSE RELATIVES OR ASSOCIATES CAN ATTEND. POLITICAL RALLIES HAVE BEEN TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED. MORE PEOPLE, ESPECIALLY THE ELDERLY, WILL ATTEND CHURCH OR OTHER ACTIVITIES ONLINE RATHER THAN IN CROWDS. THE DEATH RATE FROM CORONAVIRUS IN THE USA IS NOT YET DETERMINED BUT IS LIKELY TO END UP AROUND THE 2% RANGE BUT ALMOST EXCLUSIVELY IN THE ELDERLY. THE DEATH RATE FROM THE COMMON FLU IS 0.1% BUT THE FLU CAN KILL ANY AGE GROUP AND THERE CAN BE 40,000 A YEAR WHO DIE PER YEAR OF THE FLU IN THE USA AND WE JUST EXPECT IT AND ACCEPT IT. THE FLU IS SPREAD TO AN AVERAGE OF 1.5 PEOPLE PER FLU VICTIM BUT THE CORONAVIRUS IS MORE TRANSMITTABLE AND CAN EVEN STAY ALIVE ON HARD SURFACES LIKE GLASS OR METAL FOR ABOUT A WEEK—POSSIBLY 9 DAYS MAX. IT IS RECOMMENDED TO WASH OUR HANDS SEVERAL TIMES A DAY WITH SOAP FOR TWENTY SECONDS OR LONGER. DON’T COUGH WITHOUT COVERING YOUR MOUTH AND STAY AWAY FROM PEOPLE WHO ARE COUGHING. THE SYMPTOMS OF CORONAVIRUS IN THE YOUNG ARE USUALLY MUCH LESS THAN THE COMMON FLU. WITH CORONAVIRUS, THERE IS RARELY ANY NAUSEA, VOMITING OR MUSCLE ACHES LIKE THERE ARE WITH THE FLU—USUALLY JUST COUGHING AND A FEVER, AND SOMETIMES SOME SHORTNESS OF BREATH. SEVERE CASES PROGRESS TO PNEUMONIA AND POTENTIAL DEATH IN THOSE OVER 30 AND ESPECIALLY 65 OR OLDER. GREAT EFFORTS ARE BEING MADE IN THE USA TO ISOLATE AND QUARANTINE PEOPLE FOR TWO WEEKS WHO ARE POSITIVE FOR CORONAVIRUS, MANY OF WHOM DO NOT EVEN HAVE ANY SYMPTOMS. THE NUMBER OF CASES AND DEATHS WILL ALMOST CERTAINLY INCREASE FOR THE COMING MONTH OR TWO, BUT IT IS LIKELY TO CEASE WHEN THE WARM WEATHER COMES OUT, LIKE THE FLU SEASON DOES EACH YEAR. HOPEFULLY A VACCINE WILL BE DEVELOPED BEFORE IT POTENTIALLY RETURNS IN THE FALL. SARS AND MERS ARE MUCH MORE SEVERE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMICS THAT OCCURRED IN THE PAST TWENTY YEARS AND EACH CAME AND WENT AND NO LONGER OCCUR OTHER THAT POSSIBLE RARE INCIDENTS. THEY PROBABLY ALL STARTED IN BATS FIRST, THEN OTHER BITTEN ANIMALS, THEN HUMANS. SOME RECOMMEND NO LONGER SHAKING HANDS OR THE EUROPEAN TRADITION OF KISSING ON THE CHEEK WHEN GREETING FRIENDS, AT LEAST FOR THE TIME BEING UNTIL THIS CRISIS IS PAST. IT IS IMPORTANT NOT TO PANIC AND TO GET CURRENT INFORMATION IN PERSPECTIVE.
Dr. Lisa Day and Kristin discuss the mother wound. Is your mother still affecting you in your adult life?Dr. Lisa Day is a registered nurse and clinical psychologist with Meier Clinics. Kristin Walker is the CEO of Mental Health News Radio Network.
Dr. Paul Meier joins Kristin Walker to discuss the climate in America and abroad around sexual harassment. Paul is the founder of Meier Clinics, a practicing psychiatrist, and best selling author. He shares his wisdom yet again with us about the unveiling of an epidemic that has been going on for hundreds of years.www.meierclinics.com
join Dr. Lisa Day and Kristin as they talk about Anger. How does our anger mask vulnerability - in ourselves and others? Dr. Lisa Day is a registered nurse and clinical psychologist for Meier Clinics.
Join Kristin and Grant Davis as they discuss obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) and medication treatment.Grant Davis is a psychiatric nurse practitioner with Meier Clinics. Grant provides psychiatric medication management for children, adolescents, and adults. His approach to medication management is client focused and collaborative based on information shared between clinician and the client. Grant believes that a strong therapeutic relationship between clinician and patient is vital for positive mental health outcomes.www.meierclinics.com
Rest is an important part of a healthy human life. Join Dr. Paul Meier and Kristin Sunanta Walker as they talk about what rest means and why so many of us have a hard time with it.
What is YOUR definition of rest? Do you get enough of it? Do you make time for it? Do you feel guilty about it? Join Kristin and Dr. Paul Meier as they chat about what rest actually is and how to make a plan of action for it (pun intended). Dr. Paul Meier is a practicing psychiatrist, the founder of Meier Clinics, and the author of multiple New York Times Best Selling books.www.meierclinics.com
We've covered this topic before and took the test live on the air. This time we talk about how ADD and ADHD can be treated and the positives of this kind of brain!Dr. Paul Meier is a practicing Psychiatrist, the founder of Meier Clinics, and the author of several best selling books.Kristin Walker is the CEO of MHNR Network and host of Mental Health News Radio.
Join Dr. Paul Meier and Kristin Walker as they talk about the 7 different types of Narcissism. An interesting list that can be used as a guide when navigating these relationships. Sometimes they are right under your nose! Dr. Paul Meier is the founder of Meier Clinics, a national non-profit mental health organization. He is also New York Times, Best-selling author, international speaker, and practicing psychiatrist. www.meierclinics.com
Join Kristin and Dr. Paul Meier as they discuss sins and virtues. Coming on the heels of our Existential Crisis podcast from last week, they have an important message for you listeners!Dr. Paul Meier is the founder of www.meierclinics.com, a best-selling author and practicing psychiatrist.
Join Dr. Paul Meier and Kristin Sunanta Walker as they discuss the times in your life when you are knee deep in an existential crisis, learning to say no, and being supportive of others without codependence. Dr. Paul Meier is the founder of Meier Clinics, a national non-profit mental health organization. He is also New York Times, Best-selling author, international speaker, and practicing psychiatrist.www.meierclinics.com
About fifty percent of our basic adult personality is formed by age 3 and 85% by age 6 according to psychiatry research, but we can change this through our podcasts, therapy, God in our lives and healthy intimate friendships.Did the baby get enough physical touch? Babies can die of marasmus when not touched. Some Borderline Personality Traits, in studies, have shown that this disorder can develop because of inconsistent parenting in the first 18 months of life. In this podcast on personality, Kristin Walker and psychiatrist Paul Meier MD will discuss the EFFECTS of the first 6 years of life on adult personality and how to heal emotional wounds from those years and to correct the lies we unfortunately came to believe in: our views of men, women, ourselves, most of our basic self-talk, marriage, purpose in life, friends, enemies, electronic babysitters or electronic escape routes (cell phones, iPads, video games, etc.), animals, education, time management, religious or non-religious influences.We also discuss how to produce various personality types on purpose in babies: Histrionic, Paranoid, Passive Aggressive, socially introverted, low self-esteem, and so on. www.meierclinics.com
Dr. Paul Meier - Best selling author, Psychiatrist, and founder of The Meier Clinics joins us for another round table discussion with Kristin Walker. This is a follow up show to our widely popular episode about FEAR. This time we discuss our personal fears and how we manage them - overcome them and some we are still working on!
Join Dr. Paul Meier, Best Sellling Author, Psychiatrist, and founder of Meier Clinics joins Kristin Sunanta Walker to talk about FEAR. If you live in fear this will drive you further into mental illness and can be toxic for everyone involved in your life (especially YOU!). Dr. Meier brings his compassion and heart to this show right along with our hosts.Learn what a life in fear looks like, what is healthy fear, and how to get the help you need to stop living in a state of constant dread, panic, and fear. www.meierclinics.com
About fifty percent of our basic adult personality is formed by age 3 and 85% by age 6 according to psychiatry research, but we can change this through our podcasts, therapy, God in our lives and healthy intimate friendships.Did the baby get enough physical touch? Babies can die of marasmus when not touched. Some Borderline Personality Traits, in studies, have shown that this disorder can develop because of inconsistent parenting in the first 18 months of life. In this podcast on personality, Kristin Walker and psychiatrist Paul Meier MD will discuss the EFFECTS of the first 6 years of life on adult personality and how to heal emotional wounds from those years and to correct the lies we unfortunately came to believe in: our views of men, women, ourselves, most of our basic self-talk, marriage, purpose in life, friends, enemies, electronic babysitters or electronic escape routes (cell phones, iPads, video games, etc.), animals, education, time management, religious or non-religious influences.We also discuss how to produce various personality types on purpose in babies: Histrionic, Paranoid, Passive Aggressive, socially introverted, low self-esteem, and so on. www.meierclinics.com
Join Dr. Lisa Day for a discussion for a follow discussion to our talk on teens and anxiety. For this show we discuss teens and substance abuse. How anxiety plays a role and how we become aware of the signs when our teen has turned to substances to cope!
What is the fear of missing out? Keeping up with the Joneses was a theme in the past, before social media and internet "fame". We don't have to look to our neighbors to see who drives what car, has the bigger house, the better job, or better friends. We are far too busy on our smartphones and the internet to even notice our neighbors today! Now it's all about who has the better experience of life from an online profile that is very often - completely invented!Join Dr. Lisa Day a clinical psychologist and registered nurse in practice with Meier Clinics in their Idaho office. She is joined by Dr. Kristina Hallett, also a clinical psychologist in private practice, author, and professor at Bay Path University. And, Kristin Walker, the CEO of Mental Health News Radio Network.www.meierclinicspodcast.comwww.beawesomepodcast.comwww.mhnrnetwork.com
Dr. Paul Meier - Author, Speaker, Psychiatrist, and founder of www.meierclinics.com joins Kristin Walker for an important discussion about aging and mental health. It's a difficult road for many adult children as they see their parents memory lapses become more prevalent. If Alzheimer's disease and dementia are the known cause of other family members deaths, this is of greater concern for both the aging parents and their children. There is much to be understood. Some family members become hostile, angry, and difficult to help as they struggle with mental health complications due to aging and genetics. Dr. Meier and Kristin take this show to a deeper level discussing mental health at any age. Join us for an inspiring conversation about death, aging, and honoring the process.
One of Dr. Meier's favorite subjects and also one of his best selling books Windows of the Soul written with Dr. Robert Wise. We talk about our dreams and what they mean. Have you ever dreamed about.losing something valuable or irreplaceable? Missing an important engagement? Being chased by a nameless, faceless entity? Talking to a deceased loved one? Doing something immoral or totally out of character? Your dreams are probably trying to tell you something.and it may not be what you think. Dr. Paul Meier and Kristin Walker talk about the clues needed to decipher and discern the hidden meanings of these nightly visitors. Dr. Paul Meier is a practicing Psychiatrist, the founder of Meier Clinics, and the author of several best selling books.Kristin Walker is the CEO of MHNR Network and host of Mental Health News Radio.www.meierclinics.com
Our second podcast with Dr. Paul Meier on how the first six years of life effect our personalities. We can feel emotional pain sometimes from non-emotional sources, like genetic factors—especially involving serotonin, but other brain chemicals as well. Other non-emotional sources can be various diseases, like low thyroid, low Vitamin D, B6, B12, Folic Acid (=B9). Taking steroid medications can cause suicidal depression or even psychosis. Dr. Paul Meier is a practicing psychiatrist, best selling author, and the founder of Meier Clinics - a multi-state non profit counseling organization. www.meierclinics.com
Join Dr. Paul Meier and Kristin Sunanta Walker for a show about ANGER AND RESENTMENT. The not so silent killers of joy, compassion, health, and well-being. Dr. Paul Meier is a practicing psychiatrist, best selling author, founder of Meier Clinics outpatient mental health centers across the U.S., and noted keynote speaker.www.meierclinics.com
Join Dr. Paul Meier and Kristin Walker as they talk about cultivating healthy friendships. You never know how and who you'll connect with over the course of your lifetime. Some of those relationships come and go. If you struggle with mental health challenges maintaining healthy friendships is even harder. Join us for an inspiring discussion about our own foibles and issues as we work to keep our friendships on the healthy side!Dr. Paul Meier is the founder of Meier Clinics, a best selling author, and practicing psychiatrist. Kristin Walker is the founder of Mental Health News Radio Network and one of the founding members of Digital Tech Initiative.www.meierclinics.comwww.mhnrnetwork.com
About fifty percent of our basic adult personality is formed by age 3 and 85% by age 6 according to psychiatry research, but we can change this through MENTAL HEALTH NEWS RADIO ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSIONS WITH DR. PAUL MEIER podcasts, therapy, God in our lives and healthy intimate friendships.Did the baby get enough physical touch? Babies can die of marasmus when not touched. Some Borderline Personality Traits, in studies, have shown that this disorder can develop because of inconsistent parenting in the first 18 months of life. In this MHNR podcast on personality, Kristin Walker and psychiatrist Paul Meier MD will discuss the EFFECTS of the first 6 years of life on adult personality and how to heal emotional wounds from those years and to correct the lies we unfortunately came to believe in: our views of men, women, ourselves, most of our basic self-talk, marriage, purpose in life, friends, enemies, electronic babysitters or electronic escape routes (cell phones, iPads, video games, etc.), animals, education, time management, religious or non-religious influences.We also discuss how to produce various personality types on purpose in babies: Histrionic, Paranoid, Passive Aggressive, socially introverted, low self-esteem, and so on. www.meierclinics.com
Join Dr. Paul Meier and Kristin Walker as they talk about cultivating healthy friendships. You never know how and who you'll connect with over the course of your lifetime. Some of those relationships come and go. If you struggle with mental health challenges maintaining healthy friendships is even harder. Join us for an inspiring discussion about our own foibles and issues as we work to keep our friendships on the healthy side!Dr. Paul Meier is the founder of Meier Clinics, a best selling author, and practicing psychiatrist. Kristin Walker is the founder of Mental Health News Radio Network and one of the founding members of Digital Tech Initiative.www.meierclinics.comwww.mhnrnetwork.comwww.digitaltechinitiative.com
Join Dr. Paul Meier and Kristin Walker for a discussion about dreams. What do they mean? Who are you in your dreams? How much do we dream? What do our dreams tell us about our Mental Health?Dr. Paul Meier is a practicing psychiatrist, best selling author, speaker, and the founder of Meier Clinics - a multi-state non profit counseling organization for mental health. www.meierclinics.com
The word Empath is used often these days but there is a lack of understanding about what that word means and what the differences are between empaths and highly sensitive people. Join Dr. Lisa Day and Kristin Walker as they discuss what both of these terms mean and how they are different.Dr. Lisa Day is a licensed psychologist and licensed registered nurse. This allows her to treat the whole person and understand how various stressors affect people both physically and emotionally. www.meierclinics.com
Join Dr. Paul Meier, Kristin Walker, and guest, Lisa Charlebois as they discuss Narcissism. Lisa's awareness of Narcissistic Personality Disorder came from her own personal experiences. Naturally, as a therapist, she became interested in helping other people who struggle with narcissism within themselves or others. For many years, her clients encouraged her to write a book on narcissism; how to identify it and what to do about it. Together, with her co-authors Dr. Paul Meier and Cynthia Munz, they collaborated to bring this "You Might Be A Narcissist If..." to print.www.meierclinics.comwww.youmightbeanarcissistif.com
Join Dr. Paul Meier and Kristin Walker as they talk about the 7 different types of Narcissism. An interesting list that can be used as a guide when navigating these relationships. Sometimes they are right under your nose! Dr. Paul Meier is the founder of Meier Clinics, a national non-profit mental health organization. He is also New York Times, Best-selling author, international speaker, and practicing psychiatrist. www.meierclinics.com
A follow up show about boundaries with Kristin Walker and Dr. Lisa Day. We discuss the challenges to setting healthy boundaries which seem to involve A Book of Should's, Followed by They! Dr. Lisa Day is a licensed psychologist and licensed registered nurse. This allows her to treat the whole person and understand how various stressors affect people both physically and emotionally. www.meierclinics.com
Dr. Lisa Day, one of hosts of The Meier Clinics podcast, discusses her upcoming book The Art of Grieving. We discuss the statement, "I can't believe" and how that can be prohibitive to the therapeutic process. Dr. Day has over 20 years of experience working with individuals, couples, and families struggling with anxiety, depression, eating disorders, behavioral/medical issues, addiction, relationship struggles, interpersonal boundary concerns, work/life balance, major life adjustments, divorce recovery, crisis, grief, forgiveness, and loss. She has worked in a variety of settings, including working with adolescents and adults in both inpatient and outpatient programs as well as working as a coach in assisting individuals to identify and reach their full potential in their social and occupational endeavors.Dr. Day is an expert in assisting clients to develop healthy boundaries, integrating healthy communication skills, and utilizing mindfulness in applying healthy coping skills to deal with the stressors contributing to their challenge. Dr. Day works with eating disorders ranging from anorexia and bulimia to compulsive overeating. In addition to being a licensed psychologist, Dr. Day is also a licensed registered nurse. This allows her to treat the whole person and understand how various stressors affect people both physically and emotionally. www.meierclinics.comwww.meierclinicspodcast.comwww.mhnrnetwork.com
Dr. Lisa Day, one of hosts of The Meier Clinics podcast, discusses ADHD (attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder) in women. It can be undiagnosed especially in women. Listen in as she discusses why this happens, what symptoms are, what are common misunderstandings about this disorder in women, and the positives about treatment and having ADHD.Dr. Day has over 20 years of experience working with individuals, couples, and families struggling with anxiety, depression, eating disorders, behavioral/medical issues, addiction, relationship struggles, interpersonal boundary concerns, work/life balance, major life adjustments, divorce recovery, crisis, grief, forgiveness, and loss. She has worked in a variety of settings, including working with adolescents and adults in both inpatient and outpatient programs as well as working as a coach in assisting individuals to identify and reach their full potential in their social and occupational endeavors.Dr. Day is an expert in assisting clients to develop healthy boundaries, integrating healthy communication skills, and utilizing mindfulness in applying healthy coping skills to deal with the stressors contributing to their challenge. Dr. Day works with eating disorders ranging from anorexia and bulimia to compulsive overeating. In addition to being a licensed psychologist, Dr. Day is also a licensed registered nurse. This allows her to treat the whole person and understand how various stressors affect people both physically and emotionally. www.meierclinics.comwww.meierclinicspodcast.comwww.mhnrnetwork.com
This one is sure to become a classic. Join Dr. Paul Meier and Kristin Walker for an in-depth discussion about the voice we use to think with! How positive is it? What can you do to change how you think and speak of yourself? We lay it out for you on this warm, touching, and funny show.Dr. Paul Meier is the founder of the multi-state, non-profit mental health outpatient organization Meier Clinics, a practicing psychiatrist, best-selling author, and international speaker.Kristin Sunanta Walker is the founder of MHNR Network and host of Mental Health News Radio.www.meierclinics.comwww.meierclinicspodcast.comwww.mhnrnetwork.com
Dr. Lisa Day discusses the often touchy subject of boundaries. She also explains the difference between a boundary and a barrier. We talk about the following statements:You cannot truthfully say yes until you can comfortably say noHow to be me without loosing youDr. Day has over 20 years of experience working with individuals, couples, and families struggling with anxiety, depression, eating disorders, behavioral/medical issues, addiction, relationship struggles, interpersonal boundary concerns, work/life balance, major life adjustments, divorce recovery, crisis, grief, forgiveness, and loss. She has worked in a variety of settings, including working with adolescents and adults in both inpatient and outpatient programs as well as working as a coach in assisting individuals to identify and reach their full potential in their social and occupational endeavors.Dr. Day is an expert in assisting clients to develop healthy boundaries, integrating healthy communication skills, and utilizing mindfulness in applying healthy coping skills to deal with the stressors contributing to their challenge. Dr. Day works with eating disorders ranging from anorexia and bulimia to compulsive overeating. In addition to being a licensed psychologist, Dr. Day is also a licensed registered nurse. This allows her to treat the whole person and understand how various stressors affect people both physically and emotionally. www.meierclinics.comwww.meierclinicspodcast.com
Dr. Lisa Day, one of your hosts of Meier Clinics podcast, discusses her career and how her work as a registered nurse has informed her work as a psychologist. Dr. Day has over 20 years of experience working with individuals, couples, and families struggling with anxiety, depression, eating disorders, behavioral/medical issues, addiction, relationship struggles, interpersonal boundary concerns, work/life balance, major life adjustments, divorce recovery, crisis, grief, forgiveness, and loss. She has worked in a variety of settings, including working with adolescents and adults in both inpatient and outpatient programs as well as working as a coach in assisting individuals to identify and reach their full potential in their social and occupational endeavors.Dr. Day is an expert in assisting clients to develop healthy boundaries, integrating healthy communication skills, and utilizing mindfulness in applying healthy coping skills to deal with the stressors contributing to their challenge. Dr. Day works with eating disorders ranging from anorexia and bulimia to compulsive overeating. In addition to being a licensed psychologist, Dr. Day is also a licensed registered nurse. This allows her to treat the whole person and understand how various stressors affect people both physically and emotionally. www.meierclinics.com
Dr. Paul Meier received The Great American Award and shares with our listening family what this award is for and how he experienced the ceremony. We also talk about stalkers, trollers, bullying, harassment, and cyberstalking. What it looks like, what you are dealing with, how to report the abuse, and how to disengage from these severely mentally ill people who need proper treatment for their predatory behaviors.Dr. Paul Meier is the founder of the multi-state, non-profit mental health outpatient organization Meier Clinics, a practicing psychiatrist, best-selling author, and international speaker.Melanie Vann has her MA in Counseling Psychology. She is the Program Director for MHNR Network and host of Memoirs of Madness.Kristin Sunanta Walker is the founder of MHNR Network and host of Mental Health News Radio.
Are narcissists codependent? Join us for a discussion about codependency and narcissism on a round table with Dr. Paul Meier show!Dr. Paul Meier is the founder of the multi-state, non-profit mental health outpatient organization Meier Clinics, a practicing psychiatrist, best-selling author, and international speaker.Melanie Vann has her MA in Counseling Psychology. She is the Program Director for MHNR Network and host of Memoirs of Madness.Kristin Sunanta Walker is the founder of MHNR Network and host of Mental Health News Radio.
Join Melanie Vann, Dr. Paul Meier, and Grant Davis as they discuss anxiety and medication on this weeks Round Table discussion. Melanie is the Program Director of MHNR Network.Dr. Paul Meier is the founder of www.meierclinics.com, a best-selling author and practicing psychiatrist. Grant Davis is new to the show and is a psychiatric nurse practitioner. Grant provides psychiatric medication management for children, adolescents, and adults. His approach to medication management is client focused and collaborative based on information shared between clinician and the client. Grant believes that a strong therapeutic relationship between clinician and patient is vital for positive mental health outcomes.
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