Psych Up Live

Dr. Suzanne B. Phillips
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Psych Up Live turns up your psychological perspective on life issues. With a wide variety of guests, Host Suzanne Phillips passes forward the latest in books, findings, and information relevant to your life and the world you live in. She explores topics as varied as family relationships, binge eating and violence on campus. In a conversational style, Suzanne and her guests translate the latest in psychology to exemplify ways of coping with child rearing, divorce, medical diagnosis, campus violence and social anxiety. She engages her guests with questions, often voicing her own thoughts or sharing related stories. What is particularly exciting about Psych Up Live is the opportunity for you to call in with your own stories, questions and opinions. Psych Up Live captures your attention as it considers life issues that will intrigue and inform you each Thursday at 11 AM Pacific Time, 2PM Eastern Time on the VoiceAmerica Variety Channel.

  1. vor 1 Tag

    The 25th Anniversary of 9/11 – An Insider Perspective From Mary Fetchet the Founder of Voices Center for Resilience

    On the upcoming  25th Anniversary of 9/11 we are joined by Mary Fetchet CSW, the co-founder and Executive Director Of Voices Center for Resilience ( VOICES. She will share her story of 9/11 as a victims's mother and a Clinical Social worker  who created VOICES which in the last 25 years has been as a lifeline for thousands of 9/11 families, responders and survivors. From testifying before Congress to international outreach, Mary Fetchet has been a voice that has helped communities prepare for and recover from tragedy. Her story is one that will inform and inspire.  It is one that keeps unfolding with care for so many others. Mary Fetchet is the Executive Director of Voices Center for Resilience (VOICES), which she co-founded in 2001 after losing her 24-year-old son Brad in the September 11th attacks. Drawing on her experience as both a victim's mother and a clinical social worker, she channeled her grief into purpose, building an organization dedicated to providing long-term support services, mental health care, honoring the lives lost and promoting national preparedness. Under her leadership, VOICES became a lifeline for tens of thousands of 9/11 families, responders, and survivors and she created the 9/11 Living Memorial, an online archive of over 87,000 photographs documenting the lives of all 2,977 victims. Ms Fetchet's advocacy for the creation of the 9/11 Commission that led to sweeping intelligence reform. She testified 5 times before the US Congress and partnered with organizations in the U.S. and abroad to help communities prepare for and recover from tragedy. She co-authored research on the long-term impact of terrorism-related bereavement and published three trainings: Preparing for After (2013), VOICES of Experience (2016) and A Victim-Centered Approach (2024).

  2. 13. Aug.

    Alternative Medicine and the Surprising Power of Belief

    The amount of stress worldwide is at an all-time high as the Corona Virus spreads. Self-Care and understanding alternative ways of easing pain are important. This show takes a close look at the varied forms of Alternative Medicine from Energy Medicine, Acupuncture, Chiropractic to religious belief, embraced by millions seeking relief for chronic pain, digestive disorders, fibromyalgia etc. Our guest author, Melanie Warner draws upon her important new book, The Magic Feather Effect: The Science of Alternative Medicine and the Surprising Power of Belief, to invite us into a personal research journey which involves her meeting with clinicians, scientists, and healers world-wide, to answer questions like- Why have these Alternative Medicines become so popular? Why do some people report dramatic relief while others don't? Can the results be subject to scientific proof? Is it the placebo effect? Do we need to recognize and use the surprising system of self-healing that belongs to us.

  3. 6. Aug.

    A Family Faces and Deals With the Traumatic Toll of Rape - Encore

    The Rape, Abuse & Incest Network  (RAINN) indicates that even with a vast majority of sexual assaults not reported to law enforcement, an estimated 423,020 people (age 12+) experience sexual violence annually. Sexual violence affects people everywhere. Its impact goes beyond survivors—hurting families, relationships, and entire communities. In this Show Jessi Bixler, draws upon her new and powerful book, The Story We Share to describe how the sexual assault she has suffered impacted her family and became a touchstone of both pain and ultimate healing. In many ways, there are no words for a victim to describe what has happened or how to respond. Jessi Bixler's painful and powerful book is a gift to anyone and any family that has suffered from sexual violence even to one member. Jessi Bixler is an author, speaker, marketing business owner and advocate for trauma awareness and survivor support. She brings honesty strength and faith to both her professional work and the story that she shares. Jessi lives in Missouri with her husband Chad and their two children.

  4. 30. Juli

    Encore - The Better Man: Keys to Consent and Satisfying Sexual Relating

    In a post #MeToo era, many men want to take a step away from toxic masculinity, which perpetuates domination and aggression and consciously and unconsciously pressures men to behave in a certain way. A central theme of moving away from Toxic Masculinity is Sexual Consent- whether at a fraternity party or on the fifth date. The question of consent is one of concern for many men because they are uncertain about how to ask for it. They fear doing something wrong or wonder if it means giving up on impromptu much less gratifying sexual connection. This show provides the answers. In it, Dr. Eric FitzMedrud draws upon his new and important book, The Better Man: A Guide to Stronger Relationships and Hotter Sex to address the issues around sexual connection without drawing upon toxic masculinity. Eric's goal is to help men navigate sexual relationships with respect by giving them the skills to be better lovers, partners and humans. Everyone who wants a relationship with mutually satisfying sexual connection will benefit from his expertise. Listen In.

  5. 23. Juli

    Interracial Marriage: How Diverse Couples Navigate Relationships in A Divided Time

    According to Pew Research Center's landmark 2017 report, one in six U.S. newlyweds (17%) were married to someone of a different race or ethnicity in 2015. Such couples, families  and  their children are the future of America. How do they fare? What do they manage in a country that embodies the promise of acceptance but does not always offer a welcoming embrace. Today you are going to hear from Geoffrey Grief, and Victoria Stubbs who together with their third author Michael Wooley bring us a powerful insider look at interracial marriage based on personal interviews and surveys with people married to someone of a different race or ethnicity than their own. From family acceptance to rejection, from unexpected inclusion to the joys and challenges of raising multiracial or bi-ethnic children, they offer a realistic understanding of the challenges, sources of support and a reason to trust in the resilience of love and connection. Geoffrey L. Greif, Distinguished University Professor Emeritus and a clinical social worker. The author/editor of 17 books and over 175 articles and book chapters, Dr. Greif's focus has been on family relationships and friendships. His latest book we will be discussing today Interracial Marriage: How diverse Couples Navigate Relationships in a Divided Time. Victoria D. Stubbs has over 25 years of experience as a social worker, educator, holistic practitioner and author. She is the founder of Inner Truth Psychotherapy and Wellness and F.I.T. Coaching & Consulting. Victoria is the author of Untangled: A Black Woman's Journey to Personal, Spiritual and Sexual Freedom and co-author of Interracial Marriage: How Diverse Couples Navigate Relationships in a Divided Time.

  6. 16. Juli

    Encore - Single at Heart: The Power and Joy of Single Life

    Whether you are loving your single life or can't imagine choosing to live alone, you need to hear this powerful and revealing podcast. In it, Dr. Bella DePaulo, America's foremost thinker and writer on "the single experience," shares the experience of single people around the world who have chosen and embrace their single lives. Drawing upon social science studies of thousands of people and the responses of people who have written to her, she delineates the experiences, lifestyle and choices of those who identify as " Single at Heart." Dr. Bella DePaulo speaks to the stereotype that assumes that being single is not by choice but by default or defeat. She considers solitude, friendships, having kids, Intimacy and more from the perspective of those Single at Heart, those considering living as a single and those allies and friends who support them. This is a show that dares to ask people to consider how they want to live their best selves – Don't Miss it.

  7. 9. Juli

    Encore - 14 Simple Ways to Become "Sharp"- Therese Huston on Psych Up Live

    What if you could use 14 Simple Ways to Improve Your Life with Brain Science? You can. In this show, Dr. Therese Huston returns to Psych Up Live with her new book "Sharp" - a little book that can play a very big role is your everyday success. Across the age spectrum people want to focus better, remember more, handle stress, bias, cope with pain, stay healthy and unlock their full potential. Dr. Huston guides us. She has already done the research and captured what we need to know and do to be more focused and productive often with 10 minute (sometimes 5 minute) strategies. Whether you want to feel more effective at work, with family or in achieving your personal goals- Listen in.   THERESE HUSTON, PH.D., is a cognitive neuroscientist and Faculty Development Consultant at Seattle University. She was the founding director of the university's Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning and is now a consultant for its Center for Faculty Development. Therese is the author of previous books: Let's Talk: Make Effective Feedback Your Superpower; How Women Decide; and Teaching What You Don't Know. She has been interviewed on Harpers Bazaar and Goop for Let's Talk, and has written for TIME, the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, Harvard Business Review and The Guardian. Therese has led workshops and presentations to Fortune 500 companies, start-ups and universities world-wide. She now lives in Seattle with her husband and their dog.

  8. 2. Juli

    End the Food Fights with Your Child: Replace Control with Connection

    Parenting a child with an eating disorder is frightening, confusing, and exhausting. It leaves a parent feeling helpless, angry and too often filled with blame. In this show, Dr. Tom Wooldridge returns to Psych Up Live with his invaluable new book, End The Food Fight: Replacing Control with Connection to Help Your Child Heal from an Eating Disorder. This is not the discussion of a treatment manual or a substitute for professional care. It is a book that offers parents new ways of responding to a child with an eating disorder that foster healing in conjunction with professional care received.  By giving parents tools, Dr. Wooldridge, invites them to understand that Eating Disorders are not made of behaviors alone. Eating disorders convey meaning in what is shown, withheld, repeated or denied. As you will hear, by supporting and expanding the parents' understanding and response to the eating disorder, Dr. Wooldridge makes it possible for parents to reduce their fear and enhance the healing process for all. Tom Wooldridge, PsyD, ABPP, FIPA, CEDS-C Dr. Tom Wooldridge, PsyD, ABPP, FIPA, CEDS-C, is a tenured Professor and founding Dean, School of Psychology at Golden Gate University. Dr. Wooldridge is a board-certified clinical psychologist, certified psychoanalyst, and certified eating disorders specialist–consultant, licensed in both California and New York. A Brown University graduate, he has authored six books with publishers including Routledge and Guilford Press, published more than 25 peer-reviewed articles and serves on the editorial boards of JAPA and Eating Disorders: The Journal of Treatment & Prevention. He sits on the Scientific Advisory Council of the National Eating Disorders Association, held an assistant clinical professorship at UCSF Medical School. At GGU, Tom has received the Outstanding Research Award twice, and the Judith Browning Outstanding Teaching Award.

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Psych Up Live turns up your psychological perspective on life issues. With a wide variety of guests, Host Suzanne Phillips passes forward the latest in books, findings, and information relevant to your life and the world you live in. She explores topics as varied as family relationships, binge eating and violence on campus. In a conversational style, Suzanne and her guests translate the latest in psychology to exemplify ways of coping with child rearing, divorce, medical diagnosis, campus violence and social anxiety. She engages her guests with questions, often voicing her own thoughts or sharing related stories. What is particularly exciting about Psych Up Live is the opportunity for you to call in with your own stories, questions and opinions. Psych Up Live captures your attention as it considers life issues that will intrigue and inform you each Thursday at 11 AM Pacific Time, 2PM Eastern Time on the VoiceAmerica Variety Channel.

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    Dr. Suzanne B. Phillips
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    2015 - 2026
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