Some ‘thinks’ only a psychologist can believe!

Oh those neuro-folks!! A consciousness competition

The debate between two schools of euro investigators as to where consciousness resides...

Guild ethics vs professional ethics-

The distinction between credible vs vanity certification and the dangers of exclusion based upon pseudo or spurious credentialling 

Two on the same day...have a back-log on podcasts and need to do something with them!!!!

Ethics in light of ‘shall’, ‘should’ and ‘may’: championing importance of professional judgement and creativity in clinical practice.

More ‘creepy ’robot stuff...

An up-date on robots as sexual surrogates and their potential in disinhibition   

Resilience from bio to socio-political and “P.T.G."

Resilience in the face of mental health trauma exposure and the issue of Post Traumatic Growth; indicators and promotion

Horsing around, neuro-basis for/of EMDR(?), and replication crisis, again

A discussion as to why girls and women are over-represented in horse care and ownership, the brain and things like EMDR, and more detailed review of  replication fails.

Bias blindness and an article on anti-vaccination in historical context

Bias and the ‘bias’ regarding bias, long term social effects of COVID, and old school anti-vac scholarship. 

Aging issues and wellbeing

The danger in believing you are only as old as you think/feel, conscientiousness as key to brain endurance, and a program that supports elder homelessness from Finland. Finally, music and distress, young or old...

Trumpism: A distinction between taking him literally vs. seriously or seriously vs. literally

The use of the distinction between taking Trump literally vs. seriously and the use of this distinction to describe his use of this politically: the battle between ‘feeling' right and ‘being’ right
 

From “Sludgin”to Scandinavian antidotes to winter...

Sludge vs nudge, the perceptions of sexual harassment based upon political inclination, who reads context better, and the politics of taste buds...winter goes better with...