E158 | Thinking Films: Blue Valentine (2010)

E158 | Thinking Films: Blue Valentine (2010)

Today Alex discussed the 2010 film Blue Valentine, directed by Derek Cianfrance and starring Ryan Gosling & Michelle Williams. Including themes of attachment, regret, addiction and unmet potential. With important takeways such as how relationships commonly fail, how to maintian healthy relationships and why you always hurt the ones you love. Presented by Dr. Alex Curmi. Dr. Alex is a consultant psychiatrist and a UKCP registered psychotherapist in-training. Tickets to Mental Health ...

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How AI Shapes Our Beliefs (Key Moment w/ Dr. Tom Pollak)

How AI Shapes Our Beliefs (Key Moment w/ Dr. Tom Pollak)

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Update on Channel 4's: The Great ADHD Myth?

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27 Aug 8min

E186 | Channel 4’s New ADHD Documentary Missed a Huge Opportunity

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E185 | How Psychiatry Became Fixated on Chemical Imbalance (w/ Prof. Justin Garson)

E185 | How Psychiatry Became Fixated on Chemical Imbalance (w/ Prof. Justin Garson)

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13 Aug 1h 2min

Why Tradwife Content Feels Dangerous (Key Moment w/ Dr. Rosy Blunstone)

Why Tradwife Content Feels Dangerous (Key Moment w/ Dr. Rosy Blunstone)

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6 Aug 13min

Podcast Announcements & Housekeeping!

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31 Jul 3min

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