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Psykologipodden

The Psychology podcast - psychsplaining is hosted by psychologist Jacqueline Levi. The goal is a crash course in people facts, so if you are interested in learning more about yourself and people in general, this podcast is for you! The Psychology podcast is partially about supplementing what we didn’t learn in school. As we did learn about wars 200 years ago and naming tiny villages, we didn't get any basic understanding of anxiety, stress, depression or how to deal with life in general. As to the format, most of the episodes are going to be interviews with people who have personally experienced mental health issues, worked extensively in the field of mental health or in any way can teach us something about ourselves. Topics range from stress, depression and anxiety to sex, management, eating disorders and suicide.
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67. Om oro och hur du slutar oroa dig 0
Mar 23, 2020

Psykolog Marcus Rosander gästar för att prata om oro. Vad är egentligen oro? Hur skiljer det sig från ältande? Är oro okontrollerbart? Går det att sluta oroa sig? Och oro är väl hjälpsamt - åtminstone ibland? 

Kroppsscanning - sov och slappna av 0
Mar 22, 2020

En kroppsscanning för dig som vill utforska ditt inre landskap samtidigt som du får komma till ro och slappna av i hela kroppen.

66. Jonatan Unge om att må bra och dåligt 0
Jan 26, 2020

Jonatan Unge gästar Psykologipodden för att prata om allt från psykologisk behandling, känslor, brustna hjärtan och barn, till att smickra Gud, var dialekten kommer ifrån, och såklart - måendets betydelse för komedin. 

65. How to practice presence and mindfulness 0
Jan 8, 2020

Mollie Mendoza takes us through parts of her own journey towards moving to a place where her thoughts, stories, and anxieties no longer solely define her experience. She describes it as a "constant practice of unwiring my own conditioned brain patterns: it is hard work, and incredibly gratifying". 

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