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The Psychology of your 20s
iHeartPodcasts
First Principles
Adrian Wells
Hypnosis for sleeping deeply (Jason Newland)
Jason Newland
TED-Ed
TED-Ed
Life Starts at Retirement
Maureen Dobranski
Your Quiet Moment
HavenMedia
Tommy's PodCast
Thomas Carrigan
The Antietam and Beyond Podcast
Tom McMillan and John Banks
Therapeutic Astrology Podcast
Mannah Guldager
RadioSapienza
RadioSapienza
Paid to Bring Peace
Beau Norton
Perceived Reality
Fintech.TV Podcast Network
Beyond The Barrel Podcast
Beyond The Barrel Podcast
The Difficulty: Creativity, Meaning & the Hard Work of a Life
Dr. Chad Prevost
Alcohol-Free Lifestyle
James Swanwick
Healing TRAUMA
Kimberly's Hope LLC
WINNING AT SELLING
Bill Hellkamp
Clear, Understandable Bible Teaching
Tom Hilpert
Supply Chain Revolution
Supply Chain and Sustainability Strategist, Sheri Hinish (Supply Chain Queen)
Kryptonite
Eric Zuzack
Treating Blood Cancers
Blood Cancer United
Dentistry Uncensored with Howard Farran
Howard Farran: Dentist | Dental CE Speaker | Founder & CEO of Dentaltown.co
Home Seller's Advantage by The Bald Brothers Team
Aaron Zapata and Todd Anderson
Against The Stream
Noah Levine
Enamórate con Lupita Venegas
El Sembrador Ministries
VSermons
Victory Church
UNL BeefWatch
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Assurance of Pardon
Gage Jordan and Scott Davis
CANITY
CANITY
Ladiitalk. پیشرفت فردی با من
Nikki kian
The Brain Language Podcast
Susan Stageman, Morgan Jobe, James Lusk, and others
Visit Vegas Places with Coyal
Coyal Harrison III
Elevating Consciousness | Inner Work & Contemplative Practice in a Time of Meta-Crisis
Artem Zen
The Unstuck Career
Ken Williams
Path To Passive: Real Estate Investing For Technology Professionals
Steven Arita
The Post-Separation Abuse Podcast
Danielle Black
Being Cosmic Chaos
Cass
Education
iHeartPodcasts
We all know that therapy is amazing, in fact it’s life-changing for many people. But what does therapy actually do? And what makes a good therapist? In today’s episode we’re joined by Dr Sandra Espinoza, Associate Profe...
At some point in most of our lives, most of us have felt that we are ‘too much’. We might feel that we are too loud, have too many opinions, are too extroverted, too needy, or generally take up too much emotional ‘space’...
In many ways, sibling rivalry is an integral part of growing up in a multiple-child household – the arguments, the jealousy, the competition. But as we explore in this episode, those sibling dynamics often don’t stop in ...
There comes a point in all of our lives where we realise we've outgrown who we used to be. Sometimes it happens all at once, due to a breakup, a move, a loss, or a major life change. Other times (most of the time), it's ...
TW: Discussions of suicide. This week, I'm joined by mental health campaigner Ben West for one of the most moving conversations we've ever had on the show. At 18, Ben lost his brother to suicide. He has taken that experi...
Giving you all an update on my life and my future in London. Watch on Netflix: HERE Follow Jemma on Instagram: @jemmasbeg Follow the podcast on Instagram: @thatpsychologypodcast Subscribe on Substack: @thepsychologyofyo...
Many of us feel that our attention spans are nothing like they used to be. So many of us can recall a time when we would read books for hours with ease, concentrate for hours, focus on a movie without going on our phone....
What might be seen as a ‘boring’ life is often just a life that wouldn’t be as popular on Instagram. In a world that glamorises chaos, spontaneity and constant stimulation, we need to create lives that truly nourish us, ...
When we go for a job interview, it can feel as if our entire existence is being judged. It can come down to the feeling of someone else getting to call the shots on whether we are intellectually competent at best, or per...
Living with a chronic illness in your 20s can feel like carrying an invisible weight that nobody else can see. Beyond the hospital appointments, surgeries, medications and diagnoses, there is a hidden psychological burde...
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs is one of the most famous theories in psychology. We've all seen the pyramid. We've all been told that before we can become our best selves, we need to climb through five levels of human needs...
Most of us will spend the majority of our adult lives working. So why does the traditional 9–5 leave so many people feeling exhausted, trapped, unfulfilled, or quietly wondering: is this really it? In this episode, we e...
Superstitions can seem irrational on the surface, but beneath them is something incredibly human - the need for meaning, comfort, and a sense of control in an uncertain world. In this episode, we explore the psychology o...
Why do we become obsessed with people who don't want us back? Even when we know it will never work? Even when we know there's no convincing them? In this episode, we unpack the psychology behind unrequited love, limerenc...
We all have something about our behaviour or our lives we really want to change. But every time we go to try, we find we lose motivation very quickly and end up back where we started with the behaviour still in tact. Whe...
Your hobbies may be just as important as your friendships in your 20s. But whilst you may dedicate 10-15 hours a week to your friends, most of us can go a week or two without actually performing our hobbies. Why is that,...
We’re all familiar with the story of the boy who wouldn’t grow up: Peter Pan. But when someone displays similar traits in real life - issues with commitment, responsibilities, and adulting in general - they might be expe...
Being your own harshest critic can feel productive, protective, even familiar, but over time, it becomes less of a motivator and more of a cage. In this episode, we explore the psychology of self-hatred - where it begins...
Weed can be relaxing, funny, creative, and social - until it isn’t. In this episode, we look at what weed is actually doing in the brain, why it can calm one person and overwhelm another, and how it can change from somet...
When we’re detached from our emotions, things can feel a little… flat. But though our brain might be trying to protect us from harm, emotionally detaching stops us from being able to appreciate the true richness of life....
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