Understanding abusive behaviors builds empathy and self protection
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“This podcast is so incredibly important. Understand how people and systems can influence how you think in ways that are HARMFUL to you. Once you really understand how these methods start subtly and build, you see even the smallest ways in so many places. Especially the small subtle in marketing, sales and branding in our consumerism and influencer culture. Once you start seeing the tiny subtle ways, you start to have empathy for people who have been pulled deeper into cults and been manipulated. Understanding they are NOT GULLIBLE or STUPID they are want to be a better person or even just feel belonging to a group.”
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03/22/23
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“Terrific interviews and helpful information and advice. I never miss an episode.”
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“Had high hopes for the recent episode with Dr. Britton, as an academic, psychologist, and Brown alum myself. Unfortunately, both she and the host demonstrate a startling lack of awareness around the sensitivity of suicide via their unabashed use of the archaic “to commit.” Furthermore, Britton’s...”Read full review »
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“Rachel’s approach to her guests and their experiences is incredibly kind and clearly informed by decades of professional experience. I appreciate how she gives her guests space to tell their stories on their own terms. It’s like listening to aspects of a therapy session, but without hearing...”Read full review »
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United States of America ·
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