Tag Archives: fear
People want to be right.
Therapy can be hard. I know I haven’t posted a lot recently, but it’s because therapy can be really hard. I mean the kind of hard that makes you hate it. It can make you hate yourself, hate your therapist, … Continue reading
Posted in Mental health therapy
Tagged anger, anger management, Clarice Starling, counseling, dandy therapy, Darth Vader, emotional repression, fear, Fire on the Mountain, Hannibal Lecter, Henry Cameron, I am a Rock, Luke Skywalker, negative self talk, Portland Oregon, psychic armor, Reich, Simon and Garfunkel, Validation, Xbox
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Our Fears are turning us into Assholes.
Let me start with a macro example not in the world of psychology, but has psychological implications all over it. One that even though political, I hope most will consider being nonpartisan in nature. After 9/11, the United States government … Continue reading
Posted in Mental health therapy
Tagged assholes, Bradley Manning, brain stem, childhood fear, cruise missiles, dandy therapy, Daniel Siegel, Edward Snowden, fear, internet behavior, Jimmy Carter, mental health counseling, mindfulness, narcissism, neocortex. NSA, prefrontal cortex, psychological implications, reptile brain, Roy Batty
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Halloween and the masks we never take off.
In this Halloween season of drunk ninjas, lynched bankers and sexy librarians/cats/things, Therapy is Dandy would like to celebrate and give special consideration to the masks that we wear all the time. One could argue that Halloween is actually more … Continue reading
Posted in Mental health therapy, Therapy
Tagged Communication, David Bowie, deception, family, fear, freedom, Halloween, masks, mental health concerns, trust
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