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  • Kristen Welker: A Powerful Voice for Surrogacy and Motherhood

    Kristen Welker: A Powerful Voice for Surrogacy and Motherhood

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    On “Psychology Behind the Headlines,’ hosts Patricia Wu , Jessica Reyes , and guest Dr. Jenine Lowery, licensed professional counselor and the founder and director of Black Female Therapist, discuss the journey of Kristen Welker, Meet the Press moderator, as she and her husband eagerly await the arrival of their second child through surrogacy. Kristen…

  • Elderly Healthcare: Overcoming Ageism & Advocating for Respectful Care

    Elderly Healthcare: Overcoming Ageism & Advocating for Respectful Care

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    On ‘What’s Trending,’ hosts Patricia Wu, Jessica Reyes, and guest Dr. Jude Black addresses the issue of ageism in healthcare and how it affects the elderly. Ageism in Healthcare Recognize the common ways elderly patients are overlooked or mistreated due to age-based assumptions. Advocating for Respectful Care Empower yourself or your loved one to speak…

  • Down Syndrome Doesn’t Define Her: Kayla Kosmalski’s Remarkable Achievements

    Down Syndrome Doesn’t Define Her: Kayla Kosmalski’s Remarkable Achievements

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    On ‘Psychology Behind the Headlines,’ hosts Jessica Reyes, Patricia Wu and guest life coach with a master’s of counseling Alisa Harp discuss how Kayla Kosmalski, the newly crowned Miss Delaware Teen USA, is making history as the first titleholder with Down syndrome. Breaking Barriers Kayla’s historic win as Miss Delaware Teen USA challenges stereotypes and…

  • Paul Volkmann: From Doctor to Drug Dealer

    Paul Volkmann: From Doctor to Drug Dealer

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    In “Psychology Behind the Headlines,” hosts Jessica Reyes, Patricia Wu, and guest therapist Yolanda Cortez discuss the shocking case of Paul Volkmann, a former family doctor now in prison for his role in the opioid epidemic. Narcissism and Power Narcissistic individuals may be drawn to positions of authority, like doctors, and can use that power…

  • My Identity, Not My Disability

    My Identity, Not My Disability

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    Hosts Patricia Wu, Jessica Reyes, and guest psychologist Dr. Jude Black discuss the painful social and emotional challenges faced by individuals with disabilities. Challenging negative thought patterns Individuals trapped in a cycle of negative thoughts may not accurately perceive how others see them. Examining these internal beliefs can create space for change. The importance of…

  • The Urgent Call for Later School Start Times

    The Urgent Call for Later School Start Times

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    Hosts Patricia Wu, Jessica Reyes, and guest psychiatrist Dr. Dan Bober discuss the research on teenage sleep patterns. Consistency Over Duration The critical role of consistent sleep schedules over merely long hours of rest for improving teens’ mood and academic performance. The Early Start Dilemma Dr. Bober emphasizes the detrimental impact of early school start…

  • Reaching Out Early is Key to Avoiding Crisis in the Legal Profession

    Reaching Out Early is Key to Avoiding Crisis in the Legal Profession

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    Host Patricia Wu and guest lawyer and life coach Javoyne Hicks discuss the critical topic of maintaining mental, physical, and emotional health in the legal profession—a field known for its high stakes and intense pressures. Understanding Lawyer Wellness Hicks introduces the concept of Lawyer Wellness, emphasizing the importance of self-care in a profession where practitioners…

  • “Inside Out 2” Introduces New Emotions

    “Inside Out 2” Introduces New Emotions

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     Hosts Patricia Wu, Jessica Reyes, and guest psychiatrist Dr. Dan Bober discuss Pixar’s plans for “Inside Out 2,” highlighting the film’s expansion of emotional themes, the importance of emotional education for children of all ages, and Hollywood’s role in destigmatizing mental health. Expanding Emotional Palette “Inside Out 2” introduces new emotions like anxiety and embarrassment,…

  • Advocating for Change But Feel Like You Are Not Making A Difference?

    Advocating for Change But Feel Like You Are Not Making A Difference?

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    Hosts Patricia Wu, Jessica Reyes, and guest lawyer and life coach Javoyne Hicks discuss the challenges and triumphs of advocating for mental health awareness. Focusing on the Individual Hicks emphasizes the importance of impacting one person at a time, highlighting the ripple effect that can amplify the impact beyond initial expectations. Finding Joy in the…

  • Could Learning About Mental Health in School Save Lives? Alaska Thinks So!

    Could Learning About Mental Health in School Save Lives? Alaska Thinks So!

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    Join us for a deep dive into ‘Psychology Behind The Headlines’ as we explore Alaska’s bold move to prioritize mental health education in schools. With teen suicide rates alarmingly high, the state has passed a bill requiring the development of classes focused on teaching students how to cope with stress and stay positive. This initiative…