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
Border safety
We take a look at a topic that dominated the conversation at times in 2022 and explore ways we can be part of the solution in 2023. We infuse empathy into the conversation and ask what you're willing…
Topics of the year... Finale with highlights
We looked back at 2022 for some of the news stories that impacted our culture. We put a clinical lens over them and start shifting to what we have next in 2023. If you haven't listend before, this is…
Topics of the year... 1st amendment
We heard about cancel culture, banning speech and all kinds of imaturity regarding communication. We take a look at this and offer a therepeutic glimpse at what you can do.
Topics of the year... Abortion
We take a look at abortion from a clinical lens in this short podcast. This is also a test run to see if getting video on Rumble and Youtube will be possible. Hang in with us if we have some kinks to…
Engram influence - setting the stage for rape and abortion
We are setting the stage for some really difficult topics, rape and abortion. Prior to doing so, it is important to understand the theory of scaffolding a little bit. We know this one is more theoret…
Christmas spirit and other religous holidays
This is a ery short journey to expand your horizons. The spirit of Christmas gives us an opportunity to have a glimpse at major world religions. Several major relgions rely on Biblical text and some …
Are we this pathetic... Full Send
Today we take a look at one of the greatest obstacles to success in relationships, careers and anywhere you might find yourself. Join us and let us know what you think.
January 6th Committee show
The show gets in the way of the facts which happens in relationships too. We take a look at the January 6th show. We provide some therapeutic insight about the presentation of material and the proces…
Obstacles create opportunity... World cup and Vikings
Over the weekend, we had the opportunity to witness two amazing feats. The world cup and the largest comeback in NFL history. The therapy takeaway is courage, determination and pushing to failure as …
Elon gets on a plane...a discussion on etiquette
We take a look at etiquette, the bridge that keeps us safe when interacting with others. In the midst of different opinions, emotional responses and belief systems, there has to be a standard that al…
Twitter files...truth and justice! The 2 things you should know
Twitter files are being released and we talk about two things you should know before passing a judgement.
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Lies lies lies!!!
We take a look at the anatomy of lies and provide a to do list for when you encounter lies. Enjoy!
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Search your soul!!!
We all have a limited time, energy and resources. What does your use of these tell people about you? Today we dive into what it means to have a focal point so your life holds a bit more meaning.
Thanksgiving traditions!!!
We took a list of 20 traditions and we give them to you rapid fire. The purpose is to explore things that are repeatable and memorable. We hope you enjoy and maybe even find some inspiration for trad…
5 myths about control
We took a look at some myths that many people believe about control. We added some personal responsibility suggestions as well. Let us know what you think.
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Thanksgiving Perspective
Holidays bring an array of thoughts, emotions and behaviors. We take a look at holiday preparation from a clinical lens. We hope this helps get you to the other side in a healthier way.
American Cultural Spectrum
In the aftermath of midterms, many want you to believe we are a two party country. That everyone neatly fits on one side or the other. This is a measuring of power that is inconsistent with who we ar…
Tribal Loyalty
We take a look at one aspect of how tribal loyalty can bring the worst in us to the surface.
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We referenced some of the following research:
Levine M, Prosser A,…
Misinformation
We take a look at the misinformation phenomena in our culture. This podcast provides useful tools to identify misinformation and what to do if you accidently perpetuate misinformation.
Relationship foundations - understanding noise and chaos
We take a fundamental look at the structure of relationships from the foundation. This is a basic outline for a culture that often forgets or doesn't know we are relational by design.