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
- 431
- Years Active
- 2022 - 2025
Infinite Unknown - Tariffs, Markets and ICE
Tip of the day: You never actually knew what was coming anyway, so stop panicking.
Diving into recent cultural events with a fresh lens! Today, we’re breaking down structuration theory & symbolic in…
Narrative flips - Incongruence
What happens when we flip a narrative to, conveniently, fit what we want instead of what is real?
Tip of the day: Incongruence destroys trust(truth, authenticity, and transparency)
Today we take a lo…
Department of Education conflict
Tip of the day: When things no longer serve their intended purpose, we must explore their usefulness.
Today we ask some tough questions about the education department. We explore the intended purpos…
You're the problem!!!
Tip of the day: Empathy is the key and empathy isn't boundaryless
In this episode we turn back the clock. We spent a lot of time putting together episodes in the past that emphasize empathy and becau…
What to know about YOUR medication process
Tip of the day: Ask more questions
Today we take a look at the lies built in to the medication process. From the insurance companies to the providers. We need to know how it all works. We also addres…
Firing scare
Tip of the day: You are valuable unless you choose not to be
Today we take a look at the fear running through ordinary people because of government layoffs. We talk about whether you should be afraid…
Manufactured economic argument
Tip of the day: Design matters
Today we take a look at how understanding the design of things can help you see through people who think you're stupid and/or naive. This all stems from the argument ab…
How to consume content wisely
Tip of the day: Consume content wisely
Today we put together a look at how to process content in 2025. We're not here to tell you what content or what to believe. Matter of fact, we stay away from mo…
20% rule
Tip of the day: Be careful with your 20%
Today we take a look at the Pareto principle and apply it to our recent history in the United States. We talk about propaganda, which is political marketing…
#AWOF
Tip of the day: Stop being lazy
There could have been a second tip of the day today. It could have been "help lazy people by marking anything that is and assertion without facts". Today we take a loo…
Social and structural influence
Tip of the day: We ALL have influence!
Today we take a look at how influence works. There are two channels to pick from and it's not as complicated as you're often led to believe. We can buy into the…
Questions for Jeremiah - Vikings, Hitler and politics
Tip of the day: Ask more questions.
Today we explore ways to have conversations with unreasonable people while also addressing the wildfires in California, Donald Trump taking office, the Minnesota…
Fear nothing!!!
Tip of the day: Fear not!
Today we take a look at some of the things that are scaring people. We look at political climate, drugs and many other things that are demanding our attention in this diffic…
Have we reached a tipping point???
Tip of the day: The work begins at the end of our comfort zone. ~ inspired by Neale Walsch
Today we take a look at some current cultural issues around lies, secrets, deceptions, stealing, cheating, f…
Fear NOTHING
Tip of the day: If your fear is consuming you, you're looking in the wrong direction.
Today at Healthy Perspectives we take a look at the strange new reality in the United States. People who were no…
Deportation
Tip of the day:
Stop letting others change your values and principles.
Today we take a look at the current issue around deportation.
If you are at risk of being deported, this podcast is for you.
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Election empathy - What to do now that we know
Tip of the day:
Work through the fear with conversation.
Today we take a look at whatever the results are with a lens of empathy. Functioning from fear will create chaos but functioning from empathy…
Preparing for predictable chaos
Tip of the day: Your opinion matters but not as much as you do.
Today we begin preparations for the aftermath of inevitable cultural disappointment. With the election ending in just over a week. We …
Stop following
Tip of the day: Stop following
Today we take a look at leadership and followership. We all have responsibility in this world to lead and/or follow well. We take a brief look at leadership components…
October baseball and politics
Tip of the day: err on the side of "Do" and you'll be less critical of others who try.
Today we take a look at positive psychology in baseball and in politics. Both are critical in October of 2024.
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