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
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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Mobs & Riots
Tip of the day: Before you enter a crowd, set your limits.
Today we take a brief look at three theories of how group stupidity is created. Most of us will fall for it if we don't take precautions. W…
Pete Rose - grief and forgiveness
Today we do a short tribute to Pete Rose, Mr. Hustle. His influence on the game couldn't be stopped by Major League Baseaball or his own mistakes. As a clinically focused podcast, we had to address t…
Name calling
Tip of the day:
If you have nothing nice to say, say nothing at all. ~ Charles Caleb Colton & Thumper
Today we take a look at all the name calling in politics and ask the question, "What is it for?".…
Demons
Tip of the day:
Knowledge is great but it has limitations.
In todays episode we take a look at the fascination people have with demons. We explore fear and curiousity as well as mystery and freedom…
Wrongful prosecution -- a relational look
Inspired by the idea of wrongful prosecution, we take a look at what this would look like in relationships. Between the time we put together this idea and recording it, there was a second attemp on D…
Complex communication
We use the debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris in order to teach communication in real time. We covered the basics of communication, ways to communicate(verbal, paraverbal and non-verbal) a…
ABC bias exposed
We are a clinical podcast that takes a look at challenging cultural content. We watched the debate and saw how the so called mediators facilitated the situation. We determined the following:
ABC was …
Teen Programs Episode 4: What should residential look like?
Disclaimer: There is no expectation of privacy that can be maintained on open platforms. If you have been, or are, a student of a program, family of a program or staff of a program we appreciate you …
Teen programs Episode 3: Helpful or harmful?
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Teen programs: My later experiences
In this episode we take a look at Jeremiah's growth and ability to see how different programs function. Many of his blind spots disappeared and it translated to a more effective experiences that were…
Teen programs: My 1st experiences briefly stated
Disclaimer: There is no expectation of privacy that can be maintained on open platforms. If you have been, or are, a student of a program, family of a program or staff of a program we appreciate you …
Hold the tension
Tip of the day: They don't really matter. You don't really matter.
Today we take a look at the tension between how much we think we matter and how much we really matter. This sounds dark and depres…
Relevance
Jeremiah was talking with some close friends and this podcast is a result of the brief but valuable conversation. They posed a question, "How do you know if your content matters?" Well, one way to fi…
Males in female sports
We take a look at the current issue about men participating in women's sports. There's a lot of complexity in this issue in some ways and there are some ways this issue is as simple as it gets. We ta…
Last Supper
Tip of the day: Stop judging so hard
We take a look at the opening ceremonies to the olympics in this episode. There was a "last supper" scene depicted and so many people are navigating this in an ob…
Goodbyes
Today we take a look at goodbyes. In particular, we focus some attention on the experience of the counselor in a goodbye that is clinically appropriate or necessary. All counselors have to experience…
"The heard mentality" - democrat and republican edition
Tip of the day: I am free
In this episode we discuss the heard mentality. We use Jeremiah's lack of belonging as a doorway to explore the dysfunction in today's party affiliation. Democrats won'…
Warning: Race baiting ahead
Tip of the day: Not every accusation deserves a response.
Today we take a look at an easily predictable future event...Race baiting. We bring some receipts for you to look at. As always, we don't te…
Mr. Raskin admits he and congress FAILED!!!
Today we get to hear a lot of people owning their mistakes. Mr. Raskin owns his failure and compounds it with another failure by changing the subject. Director Cheatle owns her failure and takes "ful…