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Welcome to “A Path to Self-Healing”, the podcast devoted to supporting your mental well-being, emotional resilience, and personal growth. Life can be challenging, and stress, anxiety, and emotional overwhelm affect us all at some point.
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Why Children Need Scary Stories to Build Resilience | Dr. Randolph B Schiffer (opens the original)
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Can a scary story actually help a child become braver? I'm joined by Dr. Randolph B Schiffer, a retired neurologist and psychiatrist who made the fascinating shift into writing children's fiction. We talk about his book, Bedtime Stories That Will Terrify Children, and look at how stepping into safe, controlled fear can actually equip young minds for the real world. We cover: •His transition from a medical career in neurology and psychiatry into storytelling. •Why modern culture often struggles t
Why Relationships Break Down (And How to Fix Them) with Jax Beatty (opens the original)
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Why do relationships in your life keep breaking down, whether it's friendships, family, or romantic connections? This conversation might help explain why, and what you can actually do about it. In this episode, I'm sitting down with psychotherapist Jax Beatty to get into the messy reality of human relationships and mental health. We skip the fluff and walk through the exact stages of where things get stuck: The Post-Honeymoon Reality: What happens when the biological high wears off and relations
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