Join Psychotherapist Meg Curtin Rey-Bear, LMHC and guests as we explore the ideas, concepts and practices that foster emotional and social well-being in ourselves, for our communities and in daily practice.
Join Psychotherapist Meg Curtin Rey-Bear, LMHC and guests as we explore the ideas, concepts and practices that foster emotional and social well-being in ourselves, for our communities and in daily practice.
We also talk — among many other things — about climate denial as an observable psychological response and discuss strategies to bring those folks in.
CONTENT WARNING: includes frank discussions about self-harm and suicidal ideation among young people.
We are all trying to make our way through the many different and often moving layers that are all around us these days. And many of us are experiencing a lot of strong feelings to go along with this. Join me as we take a quick look at how some aspects of the history of mental health interplay with our assumptions about our feelings and why it is really, sometimes, OK to Not Be OK.
We’ve all heard and seen the comments parents are making as they struggle to navigate their new job as educators of their children. Are you worried that your are not doing enough? or that your child will fall behind? Join me as I talk with Child Life Expert and former Hospital Education Program Manager, Maggie Rowe, LICSW as we explore the logistical and emotional challenges of parenting and educating and just being “well” during a pandemic.