Healthy Perspectives w/ Jeremiah
Welcome to Healthy Perspectives hosted by Jeremiah Guidos. Jeremiah is an ordinary guy who is a licensed clinical professional counselor in multiple states and has worked in the counseling profession for many years. This podcast is a ”how to think” podcast. If you want to know ”what to think”, this won’t work for you. We don’t believe you need to be told what to think if you know how to think.
WHAT YOU’LL HEAR:
You will find that Jeremiah doesn’t hold back. He has courage to address every issue and every question. From LGBTQ to presidential elections, he will give you a clinical counseling perspective on every current event. We challenge you to ask him anything you are interested in knowing about. Some of the things you’ll likely hear include; empathy, narcicissm, relational development, communication, emotional regulation, principles, sex, addiction, forgiveness, leadership, followership, religion, spirituality, spiritual abuse, shame, love, compassion, counseling, counseling supervision, psychology, culture, social groups, racism, race relations, drugs, alcohol, romance, agape, relationships, communication, principles, morals, and much more.
You can learn more about Jeremiah and the podcast anytime at www.healthy-perspectives.com/podcast
OUR MISSION:
Provide information in real time that helps people apply the clinical knowledge that Jeremiah has spent years developing.
VISION:
Help as many people as possible learn HOW to think.
-Thinking is where morality enters the equation and our culture often convinces people to let others do the thinking for the people. We say ”scrap that”. You do the thinking. When you think, we all win.
- Update frequency
- every 4 days
- Average duration
- 23 minutes
- Episodes
- 432
- Years Active
- 2022 - 2025
School shooting response...Don’t add hate to the pile
Without even taking the time to look into the facts of the situation, we know the right response. Why? Because there is a healthy way to respond to terrible and violent situations. Whether it's gun s…
If you’re not first, you’re last!
The culture in America is pressing on all of us. It's telling us to win. It's telling us to be the first to break a story. It's telling us there's no time to figure out right and wrong, good or bad. …
You’re the problem - segment 1
We take the podcast and you to new depths. We started a segment we call You're the problem as a way of helping people practice empathy skills in real time. As empathy grows, our culture will grow hea…
Becoming what you hate
We address the tendency to become the very thing we hate and fight against. From narcissism to bigotry to judgmental and even racist. We hope this helps you grow and see the risks more clearly.
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Confirmation Bias w/ Jason
We have addressed this concept in past episodes but not quite like we did today. We explore the concept in dialogue and dialogue changes everything. Listen, learn and then share with as many people a…
So you’re not woke
We flipped the narrative from our last podcast to take a look at anti-woke sentiments. We ask five questions of our anti-woke ideology friends. We also address racism very briefly but very directly a…
So you’re woke
We talk directly to our work friends and propose five questions to consider. We don't have all the answers on this but our hope is to create a healthy version of the broken conversation going on arou…
Legislating love...
We have a problem we're looking to politicians to solve. Well, we have many problems we're looking for politicians to solve. Once you understand how absurd it is to legislate love, you may begin to a…
Contrast Matters...New J6 video inspired
We take a look at how things can appear completely different when the backdrop changes. This is one reason why practicing the art of changing our lens(empathy) and looking from different angles is so…
Social Equality...Taking away self-actualization
We take a look at social equality and explore some of the flaws in the movement to create social equality. From a clinical perspective, much of the affirmative action movement negates personal respon…
Uniquely ordinary
We take a look at the social and cultural phenomenon to be "unique". The truth of the matter is, you already are. Check out the links below for some helpful references as well as our typical links.
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Shut up / Time out
We take a look at silencers and provide ways to manage situations when you are the silencer or the silenced. You don't have to lose yourself in the process.
Separation of Church and politics
We explore the separation of church and politics. This is the start of a hard conversation that could last a long time. We don't get it all right in this podcast but we boldly challenge the listeners…
Confusing priorities...A glimpse at the Biden decision
We all make hard decisions in our day. Some days are harder than others and sometimes priorities clash. What we do when chaos or crisis hits shows what we stand for. We take a look at priorities thro…
Are you ”woke”?
Do you know who is allowed to be woke? Where does the term come from and what in the world does it mean today?
We dive in and give a brief history and explanation of the term "Woke" in hopes that peo…
Manifestation of shame
We take a quick look at the manifestation of shame. Knowing the building blocks for shame can help us break down shame before it takes ahold of us. It can also show us the tools necessary to get out …
Dialogue creates transformation
Jason joins us for a discussion on the messy nature and necessity of dialogue. It's a discussion that prevents war and death.
Jordan Peterson at Oxford Link -- We captured a very small portion at ar…
Racial violence...a clinical look
We take a look at the violent posts on social media and ask some questions like, "When does context matter?" among other things.
Toxic Femininity
We take a look at toxic femininity in response to the toxic masculinity. The two topics are treated so dramatically different so don't expect to find answers in this one. We only found more questions…
Toxic Masculinity
We take a look at toxic masculinity and what it means today. We wrestle with several angles of the discussion and walk away with a lot of questions.