Here are my Top 10 must watch psychology movies, and if you love reading, then I also highly recommend reading the novels too which are amazing! All these films have had a profound impact on me; I became intrigued with the human mind and they strengthened my passion for pursuing a career in psychology. So…
Tag: Society and Culture
Global Perspectives on Mental Health
Mental health is a multifaceted issue that is perceived and addressed differently across the world. Cultural, societal, and historical contexts shape these perspectives, influencing how mental health is understood, discussed, and treated. Here’s an exploration of how mental health is viewed in various parts of the world: Western Countries (United States, Canada, Western Europe): In…
Exploring the Intersection of Psychology, Philosophy, Religion, and Spirituality
In the intricate web of human thought, the realms of psychology, philosophy, religion, and spirituality converge, offering profound insights into the complexities of the human mind and the search for meaning. At their intersection, these disciplines weave a tapestry that explores fundamental questions about existence, morality, and the nature of consciousness. Philosophy, the pursuit of…
Honoring Grief and Finding Healing Through Día de los Muertos Traditions
In the tapestry of life, grief is an inevitable thread that weaves through our experiences. It’s a profound emotion that unites us all, regardless of culture or background. Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is a beautiful Mexican tradition that embraces grief as a natural part of the human experience. This sacred…
Exploring Healing Practices Around the World
The world is full of diverse cultures, each with its unique traditions, beliefs, and healing practices. From ancient rituals to modern techniques. Let’s explore the rich spectrum of healing practices that have been cherished for generations. Traditional Chinese Medicine (China): Drawing upon the principles of balance and harmony, Traditional Chinese Medicine incorporates acupuncture, herbal remedies,…
Valentine’s Day Gift Ideas For The Five Love Languages
It is officially February and Valentine’s Day is around the corner. It is a time to celebrate love and affection. Understanding each other’s love languages can elevate the essence of this day, making it more meaningful and personalized. Inspired by Gary Chapman’s concept of the five love languages, here are some thoughtful gift ideas tailored…
Episode 2: Loss, Diversity in Children’s Literature, and Selena with special guest, Andrés Antúnez
On Episode 2 of The Psychpod, we sit down with special guest, Andrés Antúnez who is the author of ‘Someday for Lucas,’ which tells the story of a young boy whose mother was suddenly taken from him on his birthday. In our conversation we discuss the topic of loss and how it is processed in the…
The Psychpod Newsletter Volume 1 Issue 1 December 2020
Welcome and thank you for joining The Psychpod gang! This is a safe, judgment free zone, were we accept everybody who seeks to be inspired, educated, and intrigued. Let’s focus on building human connections and resilience to help us get through these changing times. If you haven’t already done so subscribe to our social media…
Selena Netflix Series Review
Selena’s music holds a special place in all our hearts, but it means even more for us the Latinos. I remember exactly how I felt when Selena was murdered. Her loss was shocking and devastating. It brought us all together to mourn the loss of one of our icons. When we hear her music, it…
Episode 1: Music, The Brain, and Emotions with special Musical Artist
Welcome to The Psychpod Season 1 Episode 1. On this episode of The Psychpod, we discuss music and how it’s perceived in the brain. Plus an exclusive interview with musical artist Yvn Vinny. Music Beat by Eric Godlow